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| Students of School of MBA celebrate victory as the election results are declared at CUHP on Wednesday. |
Students of the Central University of Himachal Pradesh voted to elect representatives to the Student Council during the elections held in the campus on Wednesday. From 20 schools, 30 candidates were nominated, of which candidates from 12 schools won unopposed. For the remaining three schools - MBA, Humanities, Journalism – elections were held, which witnessed a voter turnout of 68.87 percent. Kashish Sood, Basudev Swain (School of Earth & Environmental Sciences), Devender Kumar (School of Life Sciences), Sandeep Kumar, Hardeep Sharma, Vijay Kumar, Anil Kumar Rana (School of Mathematics, Computers & Information Sciences), Sumeet Bharti, Anu (School of Physical & Material Sciences), Devinder Kumar, Tarunvir Wasan (School of Social Sciences), Santosh Kumar (School of Tourism, Travel & Hospitality Management) were elected unopposed.
From the three schools where elections were held , Harnek Singh, Mandeep Kaur, Sanjeev Kumar, Avtar Singh, Sahil Dhawan (School of Business & Management Studies), Surender Kumar, Sonu Kumar (School of Humanities & Languages and School of Education), Ajay Rohilla (School of Journalism, Mass Communication & New Media) won the student’s verdict. With the election results declared, student council has got 20 elected members. The remaining 20 members, who are nominated based on academic performance, will be shortly selected. Vice Chancellor, Prof. Y.S. Verma congratulated all the winning candidates and said elections are the base of vibrant democracy. Dean of Student Welfare, Prof. H. R. Sharma said that the elections were peaceful. He also said that the future course will be discussed in the first Student Council meeting scheduled to be held on October 18. According to university authorities, of the 30 nominations filed, 3 candidates withdrew their nominations. Nomination of 4 candidates were rejected as they either did not fulfill the minimum eligibility conditions or did not adhere to the time schedule of filing nomination papers.
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