New Delhi: An independent candidate on Saturday won the president-ship of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) after a gap of 18 years while Samajwadi Party's students' wing opened its account in the varsity body by winning the post of Joint Secretary.
ABVP candidate won the Vice-President's seat while NSU(I) bagged the the post of Secretary, for which elections were held in colleges on Friday.
Manoj Chaudhury of Department of Buddhist Studies won the president's post while ABVP's Kirti Vadhera (Miranda House) bagged the Vice-President's post.
NSU(I)'s Ashradeep Kaur (Campus Law Centre) won the post of Secretary while Samajwadi Chatra Sabha's Anupriya Tyagi (Hansraj College) bagged the post of Joint Secretary.
This is the first time in the last 18 years that the DUSU president is an independent. It was way back in 1991 when DUSU got its 'independent' president Rajiv Goswami, riding on the Mandal wave.
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