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ABVP Secures DUSU Sweep, Promises Safety and Better Facilities
ABVP won all three of the Delhi University student union posts mentioned in the report.
Yash Dabas became president, Riya Chhawdi became secretary, and Lakshya Raj Singh became joint secretary.
They defeated candidates from the Congress-affiliated NSUI.
The winners said they would work on student safety and better college facilities.
They also promised equal opportunities and a positive learning environment.
Chhawdi said women students’ concerns should be properly heard.
Singh said the victory meant the union must stay accessible to students.
ABVP leaders said students supported social harmony and nationalism.
They also criticized the role of outside political organizations in student elections.
ABVP won all three announced DUSU posts against Congress’s NSUI.
Yash Dabas became president, Riya Chhawdi secretary, and Lakshya Raj Singh joint secretary.
The winners promised to prioritize safety, facilities, equal opportunities, and student concerns.
Riya Chhawdi said women students’ concerns would receive particular attention.
ABVP leaders presented the result as support for social harmony, nationalism, and student-led politics.
- Who
- ABVP candidates Yash Dabas, Riya Chhawdi, and Lakshya Raj Singh won against Congress’s NSUI.
- What
- ABVP recorded a 3-0 victory in the Delhi University Students’ Union elections.
- Where
- Delhi University in New Delhi.
- When
- The report was dated September 19 and said the statements were made on Saturday; the year was not specified.
- Why
- ABVP leaders attributed the result to students’ trust in the organization, its work, and its message of social harmony and nationalism.
Key facts
- Election
- Delhi University Students’ Union elections
- Result
- ABVP won all three announced posts
- President
- Yash Dabas
- Secretary
- Riya Chhawdi
- Joint secretary
- Lakshya Raj Singh
- Main priorities
- Student safety, better facilities, equal opportunities, and a positive academic environment
- Rival organization
- Congress’s NSUI





