The Delhi High Court, ahead of the results, imposed a strict ban on victory rallies. Police, university officials, and local authorities have been directed to ensure strong security to prevent any disturbances.

This year’s election took place on Thursday across 52 centres and 195 booths with 711 Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Out of 2.75 lakh eligible voters, the turnout was 39.45 percent. Twenty-one candidates contested for the four main positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Joint Secretary. Nine students were in the race for the President’s post.

Voting was conducted in two phases. The morning session ran from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., while the evening session continued from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in eight colleges.

The election process faced controversy as ABVP accused incumbent NSUI President Raunak Khatri’s supporters of violence. Both ABVP and NSUI remain confident of victory. Security arrangements have been tightened across campuses as counting begins.

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After his victory, Sohal stated, “I am delighted that our team’s hard work has paid off. Despite questions raised about ABVP’s proximity to university authorities , we want to clearly and loudly declare that we will fight for students’ rights, irrespective of affiliations.”

Last year, although the ABVP presidential candidate came third, the organization entered the council by winning the Joint Secretary post after 12 years . Previously, in 2013, ABVP secured the Vice President post. The ABVP collaborated with other student bodies, including PUSU and INSO, to strengthen its presence in the council, marking a historic comeback at Punjab University.

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