Over 10,000 DU students voted against 4-year UG programme

Delhi University’s four year undergraduate programmes this year has become the most talked about topic for experts and aspirants as well. Out of the 11,556 students who voted in the FYUP referendum conducted in Delhi University college in which almost 10,519 students said ‘no’ to FYUP. The participation in this voting is better than DU’s Student’s Union election.

The DU has stopped the voting forcibly two hours before than the schedule time at various places. Sandeep Singh, president, All India Students Association’s Association, said, “The first hour of voting went off without any disruption. But college authorities from Sri Venkateshwara, Satyawati and Kirori Mal College asked the students to stop the process. Later police arrived and stopped the voting completely at 12 noon. The college authorities confiscated our ballot boxes as well.”

As over the Uma Malhaar, a teacher at IP College, said, “DU security and Delhi police misbehaved with teachers and student volunteers and forcibly stopped the referendum at all colleges in north campus. The referendum got a huge response as thousand of students across DU participated.”