Uttar Pradesh: The student union elections, concluded after a long wait, in Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) presented a wonderful picture of democratic traditions and student unity in the university campus. In the voting which lasted from 9 am to 5 pm, students exercised their franchise with full enthusiasm. Election excitement was seen at the polling stations since morning and students celebrated the elections like a festival.
Peace and discipline in the campus, voting completed without controversy
The special thing was that the atmosphere of the university campus remained peaceful, cordial and disciplined during the entire elections. No dispute, uproar or untoward incident occurred anywhere during the voting process. Due to the situation being completely normal, there was no need for the Proctor's office to intervene. The positive communication between the university administration and the students is also considered important behind the success of this election.
Dialogue between administration and students, Vice Chancellor's stance opens the way for elections
The way for the elections was paved after Vice-Chancellor Professor Naima Khatoon accepted the demands of the students in good faith and took steps towards implementing the promises made to them. It is noteworthy that the students had raised their voice for a long time regarding the resumption of the student union elections. In such a situation, the peaceful conduct of voting is being considered an important achievement for the democratic environment of the university.
Students set an example of brotherhood, gave a positive message to the country and the world.
The way the students demonstrated discipline, restraint, responsibility and mutual brotherhood proved that the young generation is aware of their democratic rights as well as their duties. This peaceful student union election of AMU not only enhanced the dignity of the university but also gave a message to the country and the world that dialogue, democracy and discipline can be maintained even amidst disagreement.
Reported By: Sandeep