DUSU polls: Last day of campaigning ends in ABVP-NSUI clash at Kirori Mal College

Meanwhile, Delhi Police said it received a complaint from a woman student who was injured and was treated at RML Hospital. “We are conducting an enquiry,” a senior police officer said.

Rai, in a video message while on his way to DU, said “ABVP is rattled by the massive support NSUI is receiving. The violence at KMC is proof of their fear. I am coming to stand with you,” he said. The ABVP, however, accused Congress leaders and NSUI of “vitiating the campus atmosphere” by bringing outsiders into DU during campaigning.

Responding to the allegations, the ABVP accused Congress leaders and NSUI of “vitiating the campus atmosphere” by bringing outsiders into the university during campaigning.

In a statement, ABVP Delhi State Secretary Sarthak Sharma said, “It is highly condemnable that Congress and NSUI are bringing outsiders into the university to spread violence and chaos. The DU campus is meant to be a hub of learning and positive student politics, but Congress leaders’ interference has made it unsafe. ABVP is fully committed to safeguarding students’ security and interests.” The ABVP further alleged that repeated visits by Congress leaders, including Sachin Pilot and Deepender Singh Hooda, had created inconvenience and fear among students, particularly female students, and demanded police action to stop the entry of outsiders.

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