Fraternity Movement Announces DUSU Election Candidates
The Fraternity Movement has announced its candidate list for the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) election. As per the candidate list, Badee U Zaman(2nd year, MA Arabic), Yaseen K Muhammed (3rd year, B.com (Hons)Ramjas college) and Nishan (3rd-year student of B.com (Prog) – PGDAV college) will take part in the DUSU elections.
Nehla M( B.A Political Science (H)), Hana PK (B.Com Program), Sara Yasir (B.A Program) and Safhana V F (B.Sc Life Science) are the Zakir Hussain Delhi college candidates.
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The Fraternity Movement in its press release invited the students to join them in challenging the “traditional” election systems that have perpetuated injustice.
“Your participation and support are crucial in building a fairer and more inclusive university,” they said.
The party had also highlighted the issue of low voter turnout in their press release. “Over the past two years, only 30% of students have participated in the elections, leaving a staggering 70% out of the electoral process. This low turnout highlights a serious problem: the current election system at Delhi University is driven by money and muscle power, leaving many students’ voices unheard and their issues unaddressed”.
“We envision a university where democracy flourishes, representation is truly inclusive, and anti-caste politics are actively promoted. Fraternity DU is a strong ally for every student fighting against oppression” it said.
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As the DUSU approaches the election, Fraternity takes it as an opportunity to reshape the convention. “we call upon the entire student community to unite with Fraternity DU in our mission to make Delhi University a place of equitable discourse, fearless activism, and unwavering justice. This is a chance for us to reshape our university into a community where justice and fraternity are more than just ideals—they are the reality.”
