Student union election preparations began with the sale of 76 nomination papers across 3 colleges in Kotdwar, Kanvghati and Jayharikhal. PG College Kotdwar accounted for 58 forms, followed by 14 at Government College Kanvghati and 4 at Bhakt Darshan Government College Jayharikhal.
The next nomination window will remain open on 24 September from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The figures indicate different levels of early participation across the colleges, although the final number of candidates will depend on the forms submitted and accepted during the nomination process.
Kotdwar college records highest demand
PG College Kotdwar’s election authorities reported sales across 6 s. The distribution was 13 forms for president, 8 for vice-president, 10 for secretary, 7 for joint secretary, 6 for treasurer and 14 for university representative.
Professor S.S. Balodi, the college’s chief election officer, provided -wise figures. The university representative position recorded the largest number of forms at the college, followed by the president and secretary s.
Kanvghati sees forms for every Government College Kanvghati sold nomination forms for all 6 listed positions on the first day. The president and university representative s received 3 forms each.
The vice-president, secretary, joint secretary and treasurer positions recorded 2 forms each. Professor Ashok Kumar Mittal, the college’s election in-charge, reported the figures.
Jayharikhal has no forms for 2 s
Bhakt Darshan Government College Jayharikhal sold one form each for president, secretary, treasurer and university representative. No nomination paper was sold for vice-president or joint secretary on the opening day.
Dr Devendra Singh Chauhan, the college’s chief election officer, said nominations would also be accepted there on 24 September between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
The 3 colleges are therefore entering the next stage with different levels of activity. Kotdwar has recorded forms for every , Kanvghati has received 2 or 3 forms for each position, while Jayharikhal has yet to record a form for 2 s.
Conclusion
The first day produced the highest nomination activity at PG College Kotdwar, while Kanvghati and Jayharikhal recorded 14 and 4 forms. The next verified opportunity to submit nominations is 24 September from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many nomination papers were sold in total on the first day?
A total of 76 nomination papers were sold across PG College Kotdwar, Government College Kanvghati and Bhakt Darshan Government College Jayharikhal.
Q. Which college recorded the most nomination papers?
PG College Kotdwar recorded the highest number, with 58 papers sold.
Q. How many forms were sold at Government College Kanvghati?
Government College Kanvghati sold 14 nomination papers on the first day.
Q. How many forms were sold at Bhakt Darshan Government College Jayharikhal?
The college sold 4 nomination papers during the opening day.
Q. When will the next nomination process take place?
Nominations will be accepted on 24 September from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Q. Which s received forms at Jayharikhal?
one form each was sold for president, secretary, treasurer and university representative.
Q. Which s received no forms at Jayharikhal?
No nomination paper was sold for vice-president or joint secretary on the first day.
Q. How many forms were sold for president at Kotdwar?
PG College Kotdwar sold 13 forms for the president’s .
Q. How many forms were sold for university representative at Kanvghati?
Government College Kanvghati sold 3 forms for the university representative position.
