Uttarakhand: Student -union election postponed in Gopeshwar College made NSUI serious allegations

Chamoli, September 22 (IANS). There was a major riot about the election of the students at Gopeshwar College in Chamoli district Uttarakhand, after which the administration postponed the election to pre -order. NSUI made serious allegations to bring about interference in the election. In fact, the sale of nomination forms for the election elections would begin on Monday, but the result of Kishan, the candidate for the post of president of the congress student organization NSUI, gave rise to controversy of manipulation. The NSUI made serious allegations against the University Administration and the University of Working under political pressure. Kishan said he succeeded in the results issued by the university and that he also took the first year admission. But just a day before the nomination, his results were changed overnight and failed, which was disqualified for the election. Evil on this decision, NSUI activists acted strongly outside the head office. During this time there was a sharp disaster between the police and the students. To control the situation, additional district magistrate and Co Chamoli had to mediate, after which the election was postponed for the riot. Vipin Farswan, district president of the NSUI, accused the university administration of prejudice. He said that NSUI candidates did not get shapes, while they had been in line since time. In contrast, ABVP candidates received forms, which are completely unfair. He claims that the University Administration does not keep transparent elections under pressure from the government. NSUI candidate Tanisha also said that this law is questioning the democratic process and is a violation of students’ rights. The main prof. MP Nagwal regretted the riot, saying that the decision was made based on the result of the university. He assured that the matter would be investigated and that transparency would be taken. -Ians SCH/DSC shares this story tags