DUSU Results 2026: NSUI’s Vijay Meena leads by 494 votes after 10 rounds
Press Trust of India | September 19, 2026 | 01:49 PM IST | 1 min read
Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen is leading VP race with 15,591 votes, while Samajwadi Chhatra Sabha candidate Vishesh Yadav leads the joint secretary contest with 8,007 votes.
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Download NowIn the ongoing counting for the Delhi University Students' Union ( DUSU ) elections, NSUI candidate Vijay Meena is currently leading the presidential race with a margin of 494 votes against ABVP's Yash Dabas after the 10th round of counting. For the vice-presidential position, Independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen is in the lead with 15,591 votes as counting progresses.
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As of now, Meena has secured 11,966 votes, while Dabas has garnered 11,472 votes in the presidential contest. Samajwadi Chhatra Sabha candidate Vishesh Yadav leads with 8,007 votes for the joint secretary post. In the race for the secretary position, the ABVP has received 9,953 votes compared to NSUI's candidate, who has polled 7,712 votes.
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For the joint secretary role, ABVP has obtained 5,386 votes, while NSUI has obtained 5,339 votes. The results will determine the composition of the DUSU central panel for the 2026-27 academic session, in a contest that has drawn keen interest as the RSS-affiliated ABVP, Congress-backed NSUI and the Left alliance of AISA-SFI vie for dominance in one of the country's most high-profile student union elections. Last year, the ABVP won the posts of president, secretary and joint secretary, while NSUI secured the vice-president's post.
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