Ducsu Election

Ducsu Election

Some voters of Shamsun Nahar Hall celebrate with joy after casting their first ballots. Photo: Tahsin Samin/TBS

Ducsu VP race: 3 candidates get just 1 vote each, 23 fail to cross 10-vote mark

A total of 29,259 votes were cast for the VP post in the Ducsu polls

Photo: UNB

Shibir panel defeated only at Jagannath Hall: Abid wins by 1,266 votes

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman. File Photo: Collected

Jamaat chief Shafiqur hails peaceful, competitive Ducsu election

The Ducsu building on the Dhaka University campus. File photo: Collected

At a glance: The newly elected 28-member Ducsu committee

Shibir-backed candidate Md Abu Shadik (Shadik Kayem) has won the vice president (VP) post, while SM Forhad secured the general secretary (GS) position, and Mohiuddin Khan was elected assistant general secretary (AGS). Photo: Md Shamsul Alam Hadi/UNB

'July Revolution' started at DU, future Bangladesh will emerge from here: Ducsu VP Shadik Kayem

Md Abu Shadik (Kayem) and SM Forhad. Photos: Collected

Shibir wins landslide victory in Ducsu polls: Shadik elected VP, Farhad GS

Photo: Facebook/Umama Fatema

Umama Fatema boycotts Ducsu polls, calls it a 'shamelessly rigged election'

Chhatra Dal-backed vice-president candidate Md Abidul Islam Khan is pictured as he walks inside the premises of the Dhaka University Teacher-Student Center (TSC) during the Ducsu election on 9 September 2025. Photo: UNB

Chhatra Dal VP candidate Abid rejects Ducsu polls, terming it 'fraud'

Final update on results of Ducsu elections

Final update on results of Ducsu elections

Some voters of Shamsun Nahar Hall celebrate with joy after casting their first ballots. Photo: Tahsin Samin/TBS

Festive Ducsu polls draw 78% turnout as rivals trade charges of bias

Representational Image. Photo: Collected

No classes, exams at Dhaka University tomorrow

Chhatra Dal-backed vice president candidate Abidul Islam Khan speaks to journalists after Ducsu voting ends on 9 September 2025. File Photo: UNB

Spreading misinformation to tarnish the image of students cannot be tolerated: Abid

Prof Samina Luthfa speaks at a press briefing regarding Ducsu observation on 9 September 2025. Photo: Screengrab

Ducsu polls participatory, but 'ill managed': Observers point to anomalies