The two have asked how many NOTA votes were cast and asked for the unedited CCTV footage of polling day too.
On Sept 21, Diya Chhabra, who contested for president, and Prachi Wadhwa, who contested for secretary, sent a representation to the college, alleging election malpractice. The college informed them on Sept 24 that it had formed a probe committee.
NEW DELHI: Aditi Mahavidyalaya, a DU college, has formed a committee to investigate allegations of irregularities in its college-level elections after two candidates alleged discrepancies in counting, EVM handling and said that non-students, including a BJP functionary, were near a booth on the polling day. When Singh was asked about this, he said that as a “public representative” he had gone to the campus. “It is troubling that a college is alleged to have manipulated vote counts and allowed external political functionaries in,” counsel Shaurya Vikram said.
“The college is in my constituency, and I had got complaints about some commotion there. The duo has approached Delhi High Court.
They also alleged that an observer in booth 1 was not allowed to stay inside the polling area and that EVMs were opened before voting without a verification by the candidates. A non-student, that too a man, was allowed on the women’s college campus during the campaign and the polling and was seen near a booth on Sept 18 between 11.30am and 1pm with BJP MLA Ravinder Indraj Singh, they wrote.