DUSU Polls: Women Candidates Take Centre Stage, Demand Action on Campus Issues

This year’s Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections are witnessing a significant shift. Women candidates are leading the charge, focusing their campaigns on critical, long-ignored issues affecting female students.

These issues include pressing concerns around campus safety, the state of women’s hostels, the need for menstrual leave, and improved access to sanitary products.

Students are cautiously optimistic, hoping this heightened focus will translate into concrete improvements. Past elections have seen similar promises made, only to be forgotten after the votes were counted.

The success of these women candidates could mark a turning point, finally addressing the systemic challenges faced by female students in Delhi University. The outcome will be a key indicator of how seriously the university administration takes these vital concerns.

Karanveer Sharma

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