Delhi state election commission says it did not issue any EVM to Delhi University. The machines were privately procured.
ABVP has won posts of president, vice-president and joint secretary while NSUI has won that of secretary in the DUSU elections.
NSUI leading on presidential post, while ABVP leads on vice-president, secretary and joint secretary posts.
After 12 rounds of counting, ABVP ahead on three posts. NSUI in close contest with AAP's Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS) for post of the secretary.
In the initial trends, Congress-backed NSUI was leading for the president post, while BJP-affiliated ABVP was leading for the vice president's post.
In case if the margin is less than 426, the result for the secretary post will not be announced and DUSU election committee will decide on re-counting for the two EVMs.
In case of vote margin between top two candidates for secretary post is more than 426 votes, results will be declared today itself.
The two faulty EVMs have been sealed. Another 10 rounds of counting left.
Faulty EVMs in DUSU polls: NSUI wants fresh election, ABVP demands counting to be resumed
DUSU election committee sealed all the EVMs and put them back at the strong room at around 2.30pm.
ABVP, AISA and CYSS demand to recount. AISA-CYSS protest in front of the counting centre. Chief election officer V K Kaul announces that counting has been suspended till further orders. The counting process had to be stopped following allegations of
DUSU election 2018 results: Counting suspended midway
Reports say six EVMs had stopped working after which the counting process was disrupted by candidates and their supporters.
DUSU election committee in discussion with police officials. All EVMs sealed.
Heavy security outside counting centre
Protests outside counting centre
Counting suspended till further orders
More EVM issues
Counting halted again due to some technical error, say reports.
At the end of sixth round of counting, NSUI presidential candidate Sunny Chillar and ABVP’s vice presidential candidate Shakti Singh are leading. CYSS’s Sunny Tanwar leading in joint secy contest. Ten more rounds to go.