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| ABVP victory in Ladakh University elections jolts Cong ahead of local body polls | | |
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 3: Although the Congress high command has deputed top leaders in Ladakh to devise a strategy for the forthcoming local body elections, the victory of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on five out of a total of eight seats in Ladakh University Students Union elections in a warning signal for the grand-old-party.
First Chandigarh University, followed by Delhi University and now Ladakh University, ABVP has continued its winning streak in different universities across the country despite agitation by Gen-Z under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party.
In the maiden elections of the Ladakh University Students Union, ABVP, the student wing of the RSS, won the posts of president, vice-president, general secretary, joint secretary, and sports secretary.
Dawa Namgyal has been elected president, Tsering Yangdol vice-president, Stanzin Rigdol general secretary, Rabskit Dolma joint secretary, and Tenzin Tsewang as the sports secretary in the elections held recently.
Sannak Shrivats, ABVP secretary for J&K and Ladakh, said the victory reflected the students' confidence in the organisation's commitment to student welfare, academic development and constructive leadership.
"Winning five out of eight positions is a proud moment for the entire ABVP fraternity. This mandate sends a clear message that Gen Z is with the ABVP and believes in its vision of responsible student leadership," Shrivats said.
He also expressed confidence that the newly elected representatives would work with dedication to address students' concerns and strengthen the academic environment at the university.
Dorjay Namgyal, ABVP national executive council member, said the mandate reflected students' participation and trust in the organisation's student-centric activities.
He also congratulated the ABVP members who worked during the elections and expressed confidence that the elected representatives would work for the welfare, rights and academic interests of Ladakh's students.
Meanwhile, Congress deputed its senior leaders including Dr. Syed Naseer Hussain, AICC General Secretary, Rajya Sabha MP, AICC general secretary and MLA Ghulam Ahmed Mir, and Divya Maderna, AICC Secretary to Ladakh, to devise strategy for the party in the forthcoming local body elections.
As reported by the Early Times, two constituents of the INDIA alliance, namely National Conference and Congress, are likely to contest the forthcoming urban body elections separately. Elections, scheduled to be held on November 22, are likely to witness a three-corner contest among BJP, Congress, and the National Conference. |
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