AMU Student Union Elections: Thursday November 5 is going to be an important day at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). Voting for student union elections is scheduled in AMU on Thursday, November 5. 22 thousand students will participate in the voting for the student union election, who will elect the student union after 8 years. In fact, after 8 years, the student union elections are being held in AMU. For this, the students recently went on a hunger strike in the campus, after which the university administration decided to hold student union elections.
Let’s know the whole matter in detail. Let’s know how long will the voting for AMU student union elections be. We will know what preparations have been made for the polls and how many candidates are trying their luck in the elections.
Voting will start from 9 am
Student union elections are going to be held in AMU after 8 years on Thursday, November 5. For this, the voting process will be conducted from 9 am. According to the announced election schedule, the polling time has been fixed from 9 am to 5 pm. Lunch break will be from 1 to 2 pm.
Counting results are expected by Friday afternoon
The voting process for the AMU Student Union will continue till 5 pm on Thursday. Along with this, the vote counting process will start from 7 pm. Voting is to be done through ballot paper. In such a situation the counting of votes may be delayed. It is believed that the results will start coming in by Friday afternoon.
13 polling stations have been set up
A total of 13 polling stations have been set up to conduct the AMU Student Union elections peacefully. These polling centers have been set up in the respective faculties and colleges. A total of 22 thousand voters will exercise their franchise. At the same time, 23 thousand ballot papers have been printed for 22 thousand voters. So 65 ballot boxes will be used for voting. Ballot paper of five different colors will be used in the election.
9 candidates are trying their luck for the presidency
AMU Student Union elections are being held to elect the President, Vice President, Honorary Secretary, Cabinet Members and AMU Court Members. A total of 133 candidates are trying their luck in the election. Among them, 9 candidates are trying their luck for the post of President, 7 for the post of Vice President, 3 for the post of Honorary Secretary, 46 for the post of Cabinet Member and 68 for the post of AMU Court Member.
