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ABVP clinches Punjab University student council presidency again, Ankit Biddhan re-elected
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 06:38 PM
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The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) secured the president's post in Punjab University’s 2026 Campus Students Council election for the second consecutive term, with Ankit Biddhan emerging victorious.
The All India Students' Council election at Punjab University concluded with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) retaining the top post for a second term. Candidates fielded by the organization secured a majority of votes, ensuring continuity in student representation.
Ankit Biddhan, the ABVP nominee, was declared the winner and will serve as the president of the Campus Students Council for the upcoming term. His re-election marks a repeat victory, reflecting the student body's sustained support for the ABVP platform.
University officials confirmed the results and noted that the election was conducted in accordance with the university’s guidelines. The council is expected to oversee student welfare initiatives and academic affairs throughout the year.
Stakeholders, including faculty and other student groups, have been urged to cooperate with the newly elected council to maintain campus harmony and address emerging concerns.
The outcome underscores the influence of national student bodies in regional academic institutions, with ABVP consolidating its presence in Punjab’s higher‑education landscape.
Ankit Biddhan, the ABVP nominee, was declared the winner and will serve as the president of the Campus Students Council for the upcoming term. His re-election marks a repeat victory, reflecting the student body's sustained support for the ABVP platform.
University officials confirmed the results and noted that the election was conducted in accordance with the university’s guidelines. The council is expected to oversee student welfare initiatives and academic affairs throughout the year.
Stakeholders, including faculty and other student groups, have been urged to cooperate with the newly elected council to maintain campus harmony and address emerging concerns.
The outcome underscores the influence of national student bodies in regional academic institutions, with ABVP consolidating its presence in Punjab’s higher‑education landscape.