BJP-RSS's understudy equip Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) kept up its predominance in the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) surveys this year, packing three seats including that of president. Congress' National Students' Union of India (NSUI) made a rebound by winning the joint secretary's post in the results reported.

Amit Tanwar is the new DUSU president while, ABVP's Priyanka and Ankit Singh Sangwan have been chosen as VP and secretary, according to the chief election officer for DUSU elections, D.S. Rawat.

NSUI applicant Mohit Garid won the joint secretary's seat. A year ago and the year prior to that, ABVP won every one of the four seats in the DUSU surveys.

AAP's Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti, which was crushed a year ago in its presentation, did not challenge the surveys this year.

NOTA votes were presented without precedent for DUSU surveys this year, and practiced by 17,712 understudies – a huge number.

In the definitely challenged president's post, Tanwar got 16,357 votes, vanquishing NSUI applicant Nikhil Yadav by an edge of 4,680 votes, Rawat said.

Priyanka, who is the solitary young lady in the chose board, acquired 15,592 votes. She crushed her nearest match by an edge of 2,455 votes.

Sangwan, who won the secretary's post, got 15,518 votes. He won by an edge of 1,383 votes.

NSUI's triumphant competitor Garid collected the most extreme votes in the chose board, at 16,526 votes, winning the seat by an edge of 2,466 votes.

The DUSU surveys were held yesterday in two stages for choosing delegates from 17 hopefuls of ABVP, All India Students' Association and NSUI.

While seven competitors were in the race for the post of president, four designations were approved for the post of VP

More than 36% out of a sum of 1,23,246 voters had thrown their votes at 117 stalls in 51 universities.

Festivities broke out with supporters of the triumphant applicants moving to the drumbeats and appropriating desserts outside the numbering focus.

The champs were garlanded as well as paraded and were taken out by ABVP supporters who paid tributes at Swami Vivekanand's statue in human expressions staff of the University.