JNUSU Election Result 2025 Anytime Soon; Left Ahead In All Four Seats

JNUSU Election Result 2025: Till now, 5540 votes have been counted. (PTI Photo)

Vote counting for the 2025 Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union elections is nearing its conclusion. The competition between the Left and ABVP remains tight, with the Left leading in all seats.

Aditi Mishra from the Left Alliance is leading the race for president in the 2025 JNU Students’ Union elections. The Left Alliance is campaigning to maintain an “inclusive, accessible, and democratic JNU,” while ABVP focuses on “protest and nationalism.”

This year, voter turnout was recorded at 67%, which is, slightly lower compared to last year when the voter turnout was 70%.

In the previous election, ABVP made a significant comeback after a decade by winning the Joint Secretary position on the Central Panel. However, this year’s trends suggest that the Left’s stronghold at JNU remains difficult to break.

According to the latest vote count on the JNU campus, the Left is leading in all four seats. Slogans of ‘Lal Salaam’ are being raised on campus. Check the vote count after the count of 5540 votes:

President

Aditi Mishra (Left) – 2015

Vikas Patel (ABVP) – 1537

Shinde Vijayalakshmi (PSA) – 1310

Vice President

K. Gopika (Lef) – 3220

Tanya Kumari (ABVP) – 1835

Secretary General

Rajeshwar Kant Dubey (ABVP) – 1980

Sunil Yadav (Left) – 2125

Joint Secretary

Danish Ali (Left) – 2184

Anuj Damara (ABVP) – 1883

Tensions had erupted on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus during the counting of votes for the 2025 JNU Students’ Union (JNUSU) elections. A minor scuffle broke out between some Left Unity members near the counting area. Campus security personnel arrived immediately and brought the situation under control.

University officials and the Election Committee appealed to students to maintain peace as votes for the remaining seats are still being counted. Security has been tightened around the counting sites to ensure a peaceful outcome. Although no major disturbances occurred, students are on alert. The final results are expected to be announced anytime soon.