Professor Yogesh Singh, Vice-Chancellor of Delhi University, has been inspecting the university for the past three days. As part of the series, he toured the various colleges on South Campus on Sunday. In addition to personally taking inventory of the cleaning system, he also held discussions with principals and relevant officials. Prof. Satyapal Singh, Chief Electoral Officer, Delhi University Students Union Election 2024, said that many colleges are inspected personally by the Vice-Chancellor, while in many places, inspections are conducted by other officials along with the team. He informed that during the 2024 DUSU elections, some committees were formed to remove posters, flex sheets, etc. put up on the properties. All colleges are currently subject to inspection by the Commission.
The chief electoral officer said the defaced property had been cleaned up with the cooperation of students and the university. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh has been keeping an eye on these arrangements. He himself is visiting departments and taking stock of arrangements. relative. Satyapal Singh said that as per the directives of the Delhi High Court on October 23, all colleges/departments/institutions/centres were asked to immediately take necessary cleaning measures and send status reports. As per the reports received, more than 90% of the colleges/departments/institutions/centres have cleared their premises of any form of defacement. In this case, student organizations are speculating that the high court may take a decision to declare the results in its next order.
He told Vice-Chancellor Prof. Yogesh Singh in a meeting held on October 23 that the University Committee for Prevention of Defacement of Property (UCDDP) was established in August 2018. The Vice-Chancellor constituted the UCPDP Committee as per the guidelines of the Hon’ble Delhi High Court. A relevant notice was issued on October 24. The Vice Chancellor convened a meeting of DUSU candidates on October 24, 2024 and directed the students to take all possible steps to remove distortions. The Vice-Chancellor also directed senior officials of the university to visit colleges/departments/institutions/centres and university campuses and inspect arrangements for removal of defacement from public/private properties.
The Chief Electoral Officer said that the Vice-Chancellor himself along with senior university officials inspected Hindu College, Kirorimal College, Ramjas College and Hansraj College on October 24. On October 25, he visited Satyawati College (morning and evening) and SGTB Khalsa College. The Vice-Chancellor visited Motilal Nehru College (morning and evening), Ramlal Anand College and Aryabhata College on Sunday, October 26 and took stock of cleaning arrangements. relative. Satyapal Singh said many DUSU candidates and their teams also cleaned the walls and submitted before and after cleaning photos to the election office. Two candidates also submitted videos of their cleanliness.
On October 26, the chief electoral officer of DUSU elections deployed a 20-member observation team in each college/department/institution/centre on 10 routes to inspect the filth situation in and around the college. The teams have submitted a report on the cleanup status of waste in colleges/departments/institutions/centres in the afternoon. He personally visited Hansraj College and Lakshmibhai College to inspect the cleanliness of these colleges. All observers said they observed filth being removed in and around the academy.
