DUSU Result 2026 Highlights: ABVP Secures 3 Of 4 Key Posts, Winner List Here

श्री राम कॉलेज ऑफ़ कॉमर्स में ABVP की शानदार विजय!

श्री राम कॉलेज में अध्यक्ष, उपाध्यक्ष, सचिव, सह-सचिव सहित दोनों सेंट्रल काउंसलर पदों पर अखिल भारतीय विद्यार्थी परिषद ने भारी मतों से शानदार जीत दर्ज की।

एबीवीपी की जीत का सिलसिला जारी है, छात्रशक्ति का विश्वास - ABVP.… pic.twitter.com/hU2RGZZinu

— ABVP (@ABVPVoice) September 18, 2026

Delhi: Voting in the second phase of the DUSU student union elections is nearing completion, with students turning out to cast their votes. Student organisations and candidates are campaigning outside polling centres with their manifestos. The completion of this phase will… pic.twitter.com/oWyNm2vFkd

— IANS (@ians_india) September 18, 2026

In the DUSU 2026-27 election for the Secretary post, Riya Chhawdi secured 21,650 votes and emerged as the winner. Namrata Chaudhary finished second with 14,869 votes, followed by Stanzin Deskyong with 8,734 votes. USE received 7,884 votes, while Pankaj Kumar polled 7,639 votes. The total number of votes polled was 60,776.

1. President Yash Dabas (ABVP) 

2. Vice President Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent Candidate)

3. Secretary - Riya Chawdi (ABVP) 

4. Joint Secretary - Lakshay Raj Singh (ABVP) 

NSUI National President Vinod Jakhar has alleged that the Delhi University administration is supporting ABVP and claimed that attempts are being made to influence the DUSU counting process.

Jakhar alleged that the lead held by NSUI presidential candidate Vijay Shankar Meena was being gradually reduced and that the pace of counting had slowed. He said NSUI would not accept what he described as an attempt to tamper with the students’ mandate.

दिल्ली यूनिवर्सिटी एडमिनिस्ट्रेशन पूरी तरीके से एबीवीपी के समर्थन में चुनाव जीतने के लिए उतर चुका है और पूरी धांधली कर रहा है। pic.twitter.com/DAvpToI8hh

— VINOD JAKHAR (@VinodJakharIN) September 19, 2026

After the 17th round of counting, ABVP is leading for the posts of President and Secretary.

President:

Yash Dabas (ABVP)– 20,151

Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) – 19,651

Vice President:

Ishu Maurya (ABVP) – 13,655

Virr Chatrath (NSUI) – 3,698,

Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent) – 26,341

Secretary:

Riya Chhawdi (ABVP) – 17,279,

Namrata Chaudhary (NSUI) – 12,838

Joint Secretary:

Lakshya Raj Singh (ABVP) – 13,342,

Gopal Choudhary (NSUI) – 13,293,

Vishesh Yadav (SCB) – 13,346

#WATCH | Delhi: On leading in the DUSU elections, Independent candidate for the DUSU VP, Deepanshu Shokeen says,"It feels wonderful that the students lived up to the trust I placed in them. The students ran my entire election campaign themselves and supported me immensely. I felt… pic.twitter.com/xIsY7DLSl1

— ANI (@ANI) September 19, 2026

President

ABVP Yash Dabas — 20,151

NSUI Vijay Meena — 19,651 

Yash leads by 500 votes

Vice President

Independent Deepanshu Shokeen — 26,341

ABVP Ishu Maurya — 13,655

NSUI Virr Chatrath — 3,698

President

Yash Dabas — 18,786

VS Meena — 18,707 

Yash leads by 79 votes

Vice President:

Deepanshu Shokeen— 21,943

ISHU — 12,759

Secretary:

Riya Chawdi — 16,145

Namrata — 12,293

Joint Secretary:

Gopal Ch — 12,647

Vishesh Yadav — 12,638 

Lakshay Raj — 12,435

Delhi: Independent Vice Presidential candidate Deepanshu Shokeen flashes a victory sign as he leads by a margin of over 10,000 votes in the DUSU elections.

— DU.today (@TodayDu) September 19, 2026

President

Yash Dabas(ABVP) — 17,315 votes

Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) — 17,021

Lead: Yash by 294 votes

VICE-PRESIDENT

Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent) — 23,483

Ishu Maurya (ABVP) — 12,010

Lead: Deepanshu by 11,473 votes

President: NSUI’s Vijay Shankar Meena leads with 16,107 votes, just one vote ahead of ABVP’s Yash Dabas, who has 16,106 votes.

Vice-president: Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen leads with 21,247 votes, followed by ABVP’s Ishu Maurya (10,920) and NSUI’s Vir Chatrath (4,911).

Secretary: ABVP’s Riya Chhawdi is leading with 13,737 votes, ahead of NSUI’s Namrata Chaudhary, who has 10,641 votes.

Joint secretary: NSUI’s Gopal Choudhary leads with 11,222 votes, followed by ABVP’s Lakshya Raj Singh (10,589) and SP’s Vishesh Yadav (10,405).

New Vice President of DUSU’26 Deepanshu Shokeen / Independent - Winning Margin over 10k. #dusu pic.twitter.com/xTHip16ZsW

— DU.today (@TodayDu) September 19, 2026

PRESIDENT

Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) — 15,212— LEADING Yash Dabas (ABVP) — 14,919

Lead: Meena by 293 votes

VICE-PRESIDENT

Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent) — 19,364 — LEADING

Ishu Maurya (ABVP) — 10,153

Vir Chatrath (NSUI) — 2,892

Lead: Deepanshu by 9,211 votes over Ishu

"Independent candidate Deepanshu's victory declared. Ticket from NSUI deliberately denied for this. In the infatuation of the son of a Congress leader," Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi said on X.com

President: NSUI’s Vijay Shankar Meena leads with 14,530 votes, followed by ABVP’s Yash Dabas with 14,106 votes.

Vice-President: Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen leads with 18,933 votes, followed by ABVP’s Ishu Maurya (9,653) and NSUI’s Vir Chatrath (4,515).
Secretary: ABVP’s Riya Chhawdi is leading with 12,046 votes, while NSUI’s Namrata Chaudhary has 9,355 votes.
Joint Secretary: NSUI’s Gopal Choudhary leads with 9,867 votes, followed by SCS candidate Vishesh Yadav (9,526) and ABVP’s Lakshya Raj Singh (9,130).

President: NSUI candidate Vijay Shankar Meena has moved ahead with 11,966 votes, while ABVP’s Yash Dabas has secured 11,472 votes. Meena is currently ahead by 494 votes.

Vice-President: Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen is maintaining a substantial lead with 15,591 votes. ABVP’s Ishu Maurya has 7,838 votes, while NSUI’s Vir Chatrath has received 2,268 votes. Shokeen’s lead over Maurya stands at 7,753 votes.

Secretary: ABVP’s Riya Chhawadi is leading the Secretary race with 9,953 votes. NSUI candidate Namrata Chaudhary follows with 7,712 votes, leaving Chhawadi ahead by 2,241 votes.

Joint Secretary: SCS candidate Vishesh Yadav has a narrow advantage with 8,007 votes, just ahead of NSUI’s Gopal Choudhary at 7,918 votes. ABVP’s Lakshya Raj Singh is at 7,425 votes. Yadav leads Choudhary by 89 votes.

ABVP is currently leading for two posts - President and Secretary. Other two posts - Vice-President and Joint Secretary are led by Independent/SCS candidates respectively. 

The highest margin is being seen for the post of Vice-President, where an Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen is leading with 11,347 votes, followed by ABVP's Ishu Maurya at 5,739 after the sevent round of counselling. 

DUSU ELECTIONS 2026-27 | COUNTING UPDATE

Total Votes After Round 7

PRESIDENT Yash Dabas (ABVP) — 8,825 — LEADING

Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) — 8,216

Margin: 609 votes

VICE-PRESIDENT

Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent)— 11,347 — LEADING

Ishu Maurya (ABVP) — 5,739 Vir Chatrath (NSUI) — 1,620

President: Yash Dabas (ABVP) at 8,825; Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) 8,216.

Lead: Yash Dabas by 609 votes.

Vice-president: Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent) 11,347; Ishu Maurya (ABVP) 5,739; Vir Chatrath (NSUI) 1,620.

Lead: Deepanshu Shokeen by 5,608 votes

Secretary: Riya Chhawadi (ABVP) 7,584; Namrata Chaudhary (NSUI) 5,445.

Lead: Riya Chhawadi by 2,139 votes.

Joint secretary: Vishesh Yadav (SCS) 6,165; Lakshya Raj Singh (ABVP) 5,386; Gopal Choudhary (NSUI) 5,339.

Lead: Vishesh Yadav by 779 votes

For the Joint Secretary post, SCS candidate Vishesh Yadav is currently ahead with 5,413 votes. ABVP’s Lakshay Raj Singh has secured 4,513 votes, while NSUI’s Gopal Choudhary stands at 4,145 votes.

ABVP's Yash Dabas is now leading with over 500 votes as compared to NSUI's Vijay Shankar Meena in the presidential race after the sixth round of counting.

Dabas now leads with 7,346 votes, while Meena has 6,760 votes, giving the ABVP candidate a lead of 586 votes.

PRESIDENT

Yash Dabas (ABVP) — 3,130

Vijay Shankar Meena (NSUI) — 3,571

VICE-PRESIDENT

Ishu Maurya (ABVP) — 2,389

Deepanshu Shokeen (Independent) — 4,264

SECRETARY

Riya Chhawdi (ABVP) — 2,805

LEADING Namrata Chaudhary (NSUI) — 2,332

JOINT SECRETARY

Lakshay Raj Singh (ABVP) — 2,192

Gopal Choudhary (NSUI) — 1,958

Vishesh Yadav (SCS) — 2,598

Secretary 

Riya Chhawdi (ABVP) — 5,217 — LEADING after fifth round

Namrata Chaudhary (NSUI) — 3,767

JOINT SECRETARY

Vishesh Yadav (SCS) — 4,270 — LEADING after fifth round

Lakshay Raj Singh (ABVP) — 3,851

Gopal Choudhary (NSUI) — 3,421

The presidential race saw a shift in the second round of counting, with NSUI candidate Vijay Shankar Meena overtaking ABVP’s Yash Dabas.

In the first round, Dabas was ahead with 1,305 votes, followed by Meena with 1,191 votes and AISA-SFI candidate Ananya Raturi with 288 votes.

The second round changed the equation, as Meena’s tally rose to 2,712 votes, putting him ahead of Dabas, who had 2,448 votes. Raturi remained behind the two leading candidates.

ABVP’s yesterday claim of securing the DUSU President post appears to be reflected in the latest counting trends, with Yash Dabas taking the lead after the fifth round. Dabas has polled 5,790 votes, narrowly ahead of NSUI’s Vijay Shankar Meena at 5,737. The close margin keeps the presidential contest tight, with more rounds of counting still to come.

DUSU Election 2026 Result: Delhi University recorded a 40.46% voter turnout during polling on September 18. The turnout figure comes as the university begins counting votes today to determine the winners of the four central DUSU posts.

Traffic restrictions remain in place around key stretches of Delhi University's North Campus during DUSU Election Result 2026 counting. Restrictions on roads including Chhatra Marg, Probyn Road and University Road are being enforced as authorities manage movement around the counting venue and other sensitive areas.

DUSU Election Result 2026 Time: Counting began at 8 AM on September 19. The Delhi University Students’ Union election results are expected to be declared by afternoon, although the university has not specified an exact result-announcement time.

DUSU Election Results 2026 live updates: Delhi University students are now awaiting the final outcome after voting concluded on September 18. With counting scheduled from 8 AM today, the result process will bring clarity on the winners of the four DUSU central posts. Stay tuned for live vote-counting updates, candidate-wise leads, final vote counts and official winner announcements from Delhi University.

As DUSU Election 2026 counting progresses, attention will remain on the vote tally for the four central posts. The President, Vice-President, Secretary and Joint Secretary results will determine the new elected central leadership of the Delhi University Students’ Union for the 2026-27 academic session. Candidate-wise vote counts and official declarations will be added as they become available.

A major development ahead of the DUSU Election Result 2026 is the Delhi High Court’s direction restricting victory processions after the results are declared. The restriction applies to public roads as well as Delhi University campuses and hostels. The court has warned of criminal action and contempt proceedings for violations.

Security arrangements remain in place as DUSU Election 2026 vote counting gets underway at North Campus. The election process has been conducted under heightened security following concerns around campus order and election-related activities. Authorities are also monitoring movement around the counting venue as candidates and their supporters await the results.

The counting for the DUSU 2026 elections will begin at 8 am today and is likely to be completed by 3 pm, following which the official results will be declared by the university. 

The Delhi High Court has issued show-cause notices to 140 DUSU candidates and student organisations, including ABVP and NSUI, over alleged violations, asking why exemplary electoral damages should not be imposed. 

The Delhi High Court has warned that it could stop counting and postpone the results if it is not satisfied with the status report concerning violence and alleged violations during the election process. 

More than 1.51 lakh students were eligible to participate in the DUSU election this year. Voting took place in two shifts, with day classes voting from 8:30 am to 1 pm and evening classes from 3 pm to 7:30 pm.

Around 36% voter turnout was recorded during the first phase of polling on September 18, with voting for evening classes continuing until 7:30 pm. Last year’s turnout across a majority of DU colleges was around 39.45%. 

The official counting for the four DUSU central-panel posts — President, Vice-President, Secretary and Joint Secretary — is scheduled for September 19 at the Multipurpose Hall of the University Sports Stadium in North Campus. 

With individual college results continuing to come in, the picture from the college-level elections could become clearer before the official DUSU central-panel counting begins on September 19.

The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) has secured posts in the college-level elections, including the Joint Secretary post at Zakir Husain College and President post at Bhaskaracharya College. 

At Keshav Mahavidyalaya, ABVP candidates have secured the posts of President, Vice-President and Secretary, according to the reported college-wise results. 

At Ramjas College, ABVP candidates have won the posts of President, Secretary, Central Councillor and Internal Complaints Committee, according to college-wise results reported so far. 

ABVP has claimed wins on all key posts at several colleges, including Aditi Mahavidyalaya, Sri Aurobindo College (Morning), Dr BR Ambedkar College, Bharati College and Shivaji College.

College-level student union results have started emerging after voting, with ABVP securing multiple posts at several colleges. These are college-wise results and should not be treated as the DUSU central-panel result. 

Revolutionary Greetings to Comrade Jitendra for winning the post of 'Joint Secretary' in Zakir Husain College Union Elections, Delhi University.

Red salute to SFI Zakir Husain Unit and SFI DU comrades on this win. This is a win over the politics of money and muscle of ABVP in DU… pic.twitter.com/najzhOO1uZ

— SFI (@SFI_CEC) September 18, 2026

शिवाजी महाविद्यालय में अखिल भारतीय विद्यार्थी परिषद ने किया 6-0 से क्लीन स्वीप!

सभी पदों पर अभाविप प्रत्याशियों ने भारी मतों से जीत प्राप्त की!#ABVP4DUSU #DUSU7333 #ABVP7333 pic.twitter.com/TvEAAiWZoj

— ABVP (@ABVPVoice) September 18, 2026

शिवाजी महाविद्यालय में अखिल भारतीय विद्यार्थी परिषद ने किया 6-0 से क्लीन स्वीप!

सभी पदों पर अभाविप प्रत्याशियों ने भारी मतों से जीत प्राप्त की!#ABVP4DUSU #DUSU7333 #ABVP7333 pic.twitter.com/TvEAAiWZoj

— ABVP (@ABVPVoice) September 18, 2026

🚩 SPM College में ABVP की शानदार विजय! 🚩

श्यामा प्रसाद मुखर्जी कॉलेज में अभाविप ने अध्यक्ष, सचिव सहित सेंट्रल काउंसलर के दोनों पदों पर भारी मतों से शानदार जीत दर्ज की!

यह केवल जीत नहीं, बल्कि छात्रशक्ति के अटूट विश्वास, कार्यकर्ताओं के अथक परिश्रम का परिणाम है।#ABVP4DUSU… pic.twitter.com/lGnc6sc6RT

— ABVP (@ABVPVoice) September 18, 2026

Bharati College, Shivaji College and Dr BR Ambedkar College are among the key colleges secured by the ABVP. Check the full list here. 

The RSS-linked Akhil Bhartiya Vidhyarthi Parishad (ABVP) has made a clean sweep at several colleges, winning all key four posts of President, Vice-President, Secretary and Joint Secretary.