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● Countdown of votes after conflict and protest on campus
● ABVP accused the students of attacking, counting centers; Refuse to charge
● Counting was suspended for about 14 hours on Saturday
Students of closely-watched students of Delhi's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University are expecting the results of the elections today because counting of votes during the night continued after violence, protests and dull tensions, thereby at the end of the day, in the south of the city Spread the complex Hundreds of students, faculty members and political volunteers met around counting center late on Saturday night.
At least 10 people were injured in the clashes in the campus on Saturday evening.
Both student organizations of the left and right wings accused each other of hurting the unrest. A police case was registered at Vasant Kunj police station.
Earlier in the day, counting of votes was suspended at 4 am after attacking the counting center by members of ABVP student group affiliated to All India Students Council or BB. However, ABVP dismissed the charge and claimed that the count was started without informing them. The count began at around 6 o'clock.
In a statement, the JNU Election Committee had said that it had temporarily suspended the count, but did not give the name of the party which attacked the counting center. It denied the allegations that they did not make the necessary announcements before starting the count.
According to a statement from the JNU Election Committee, "Counting process starting on 10th September, has been suspended due to forced entry in the counting place, and efforts have been made to seal sealed ballot papers and papers."
In a separate statement, a group of left-wing student organizations of JNU said, "At around 4:00 am, ABVP members broke the glasses of the International Studies Building School. The Election Committee stopped counting indefinitely." The Leftist Block alleged that protesters had also threatened members of the Left Party.
Former Union Vice President Shehla Rashid expressed humiliation on the incident. ABVP goons broke glass doors and forcibly tried to enter the #JNUSUElection 2018 counting place last night, they attacked members of the election committee and tried to snatch ballot boxes. Suspended count.
Right wing ABVP denied the claim of a leftist claim. JNU's ABVP president Vijay Kumar said that the counting process was started only in front of members of the rival party without informing their voting agent. They said, "We protested peacefully because the EC (Election Committee) Left is biased. We have not made any nonsense."
Mr. Kumar said that his organization can take the Delhi High Court for justice.
A joint statement of All JNU organizations supported the version of the Left Block, and even accused ABVP of attacking members of the polling panel. "On late night on Friday, the EC announced the candidates to call their counting agents for the central panel votes from joint schools (science schools and small schools). ABVP did not send counting agents even after the last call. The ballots were opened and counting started, ABVP resorted to violence, demanding that its agents be allowed. "
Voter voting was 67.8 percent in the election, which is considered to be the highest in six years. Over 5,000 students cast their vote.
JNU election results expected on day of violence and stress
JNU election results expected on day of violence and stress
JNU Election: At least 10 people were injured in the conflict in the JNU campus on Saturday evening. |
| Students, faculty members and volunteers got around JNU counting center till Saturday night |
Highlights
● Countdown of votes after conflict and protest on campus
● ABVP accused the students of attacking, counting centers; Refuse to charge
● Counting was suspended for about 14 hours on Saturday
Students of closely-watched students of Delhi's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University are expecting the results of the elections today because counting of votes during the night continued after violence, protests and dull tensions, thereby at the end of the day, in the south of the city Spread the complex Hundreds of students, faculty members and political volunteers met around counting center late on Saturday night.
At least 10 people were injured in the clashes in the campus on Saturday evening.
Both student organizations of the left and right wings accused each other of hurting the unrest. A police case was registered at Vasant Kunj police station.
Earlier in the day, counting of votes was suspended at 4 am after attacking the counting center by members of ABVP student group affiliated to All India Students Council or BB. However, ABVP dismissed the charge and claimed that the count was started without informing them. The count began at around 6 o'clock.
In a statement, the JNU Election Committee had said that it had temporarily suspended the count, but did not give the name of the party which attacked the counting center. It denied the allegations that they did not make the necessary announcements before starting the count.
According to a statement from the JNU Election Committee, "Counting process starting on 10th September, has been suspended due to forced entry in the counting place, and efforts have been made to seal sealed ballot papers and papers."
In a separate statement, a group of left-wing student organizations of JNU said, "At around 4:00 am, ABVP members broke the glasses of the International Studies Building School. The Election Committee stopped counting indefinitely." The Leftist Block alleged that protesters had also threatened members of the Left Party.
Former Union Vice President Shehla Rashid expressed humiliation on the incident. ABVP goons broke glass doors and forcibly tried to enter the #JNUSUElection 2018 counting place last night, they attacked members of the election committee and tried to snatch ballot boxes. Suspended count.
Right wing ABVP denied the claim of a leftist claim. JNU's ABVP president Vijay Kumar said that the counting process was started only in front of members of the rival party without informing their voting agent. They said, "We protested peacefully because the EC (Election Committee) Left is biased. We have not made any nonsense."
Mr. Kumar said that his organization can take the Delhi High Court for justice.
A joint statement of All JNU organizations supported the version of the Left Block, and even accused ABVP of attacking members of the polling panel. "On late night on Friday, the EC announced the candidates to call their counting agents for the central panel votes from joint schools (science schools and small schools). ABVP did not send counting agents even after the last call. The ballots were opened and counting started, ABVP resorted to violence, demanding that its agents be allowed. "
Voter voting was 67.8 percent in the election, which is considered to be the highest in six years. Over 5,000 students cast their vote.
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