JNUSU Elections: Students boycotted classes, leaders made allegations...
Jawaharlal Nehru university students Union elections (JNUSU elections 2023) located in the nationalcapital, students boycotted classes on wednesday demanding holding. In fact, the students of JNUSU havebeen demanding elections for some time now. JNUSU elections were last held in 2019. elections have notbeen held since then due to the corona virus epidemic.Since the recent completion of delhi university students Union elections, JNU students have beendemanding to hold JNUSU elections there. Many students in the morning shift boycotted the classes from 9to 12 on wednesday morning. Most of the left students were present among these students. students alsoplan to boycott practical and different time classes today from 2.30 pm to 5 pm.Boycott had no impact on workDespite the boycott of classes, all the professors, assistant professors and JNU administrators of JNU are onduty as usual. No official information or change in schedule has been given by the JNU administrationregarding the boycott of classes by the students.Accused of ignoring student interestsAccording to JNU left student organization AISA (All india Student Union), the student union has beenworking to raise issues like women’s safety, keeping semester fees less than Rs 300, tolerance, debates, safeenvironment in JNU campus, but not elections. All these issues have been ignored by the JNUadministration during the last few years. Therefore, there is a need to conduct JNUSU elections as soon aspossible.