Delhi University Students Union Election 2025: Key Guidelines and Requirements

The Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) Election 2025 is set to take place with specific requirements for candidates. A bail bond of ₹1 lakh is mandatory, and only handmade posters are permitted for campaigning. The election committee emphasizes fair practices and has established monitoring teams to ensure compliance with guidelines. This article outlines the essential details for prospective candidates, including the importance of maintaining election integrity and the role of observers in the process. Stay informed about the latest updates and requirements for a successful campaign.

By Ambika Singh Sep 5, 2025, 10:01 IST

Overview of DUSU Election 2025

DUSU Election 2025: Aspiring candidates for the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections must secure a bail bond of ₹1 lakh. An affidavit must accompany this bond. The DUSU Election Committee has clarified that candidates do not need to deposit this amount with the university or in their personal accounts. The bail bond must be signed by a parent, guardian, friend, or supporter. This information was shared by Prof. Raj Kishore Sharma, the Chief Officer of the DUSU Election.

Campaigning Guidelines

Only Handmade Posters Permitted:
The Chief Election Officer has outlined the campaign conduct guidelines for the DUSU Election 2025. The university has specified that only handmade posters are allowed for campaigning on designated walls. Any incidents of defacement can be reported through the DUSU online portal or the college portal. Violations of these guidelines will result in strict penalties.

Monitoring and Oversight

Observer Teams to Monitor Elections:
Prof. Rajkishore Sharma indicated that the DUSU Election Committee, along with various oversight bodies including the distortion prevention committee, discipline committees, student grievance cell, university proctor board, and local police, will monitor the elections closely. Meetings have been held with potential candidates and student groups to ensure the elections are conducted fairly. Students have shown a strong commitment to maintaining the integrity of the election process. The Chief Election Officer acknowledged the cooperation from students in upholding law and order and preventing disruptions. A team of observers will be deployed to colleges and nearby areas starting Monday to address any potential issues.