Delhi University elections reflect student focus, NCP says

Patel noted that Delhi University has historically acted as a proxy platform for political parties, allowing groups like NSUI, ABVP and communist organizations to contest student polls. He argued that the election outcomes illustrate that students are disengaged from peripheral political battles and are instead driven by issues that impact their studies and career pathways. Patel refrained from naming any individual directly but implied that opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s campus outreach in Indore was a case in point.