Over 2,000 Police Deployed for Delhi University Students' Union Polls

More than 2,000 police and paramilitary personnel were deployed across Delhi University for the Students' Union elections, which began at 8:30 am. The high security presence came as voting started, with authorities aiming to prevent violence that has marred previous polls, the police said.

Voting for the Delhi University Students' Union polls commenced early in the morning, with polling stations opening at 8:30 am. Security forces, including police and paramilitary units, were stationed throughout the campus to maintain order during the elections.

The Delhi High Court criticised the authorities for failing to prevent violence in the student union polls, expressing frustration over the recurring unrest. The court's remarks came as reports of clashes and disruptions surfaced, highlighting ongoing challenges in conducting peaceful elections on campus.