KHATIMA NEWS
Chamoli
The NSUI won every listed at Gopeshwar PG College, Chamoli’s largest government college, while ABVP secured most listed positions at Jyotirmath. The Aryan Group won all listed s at Pokhari, and NSUI candidates took the main positions reported from Nandanagar. The results followed voting and counting at the 4 colleges.
Dehradun
Congress workers demonstrated at Bahal Chowk in Dehradun over the DAV PG College student union election result. They alleged that NSUI presidential candidate Saurabh Semwal was deliberately disadvantaged through the misuse of administrative and police machinery, and called for an impartial inquiry into complaints and alleged irregularities.
Almora
Almora Police has outlined security arrangements for the 2026 student union elections, including deployment at polling centres, CCTV surveillance and monitoring of social media. Senior officers are reviewing the arrangements, while students have been urged to maintain peace and discipline and avoid spreading or believing rumours during the election process.
Nainital
The Nainital Senior Superintendent of Police has briefed officers and staff ahead of student union elections. Instructions focus on strengthening security and managing traffic along the route from Tikonia to the college, signalling increased police attention around the election-related movement and arrangements.
Almora
Almora Police are maintaining security and traffic oversight at college campuses and key routes ahead of student union elections. Acting on directions from SSP Chandrashekhar Ghodke, officers issued 64 challans, seized 02 vehicles and removed black film from 01 vehicle during the enforcement drive.
Rudrapur
Udham Singh Nagar SSP Ajay Ganpati reviewed arrangements for the student union elections and issued firm directions to officers. Mounted police teams and a Vajra riot-control vehicle have been positioned according to the sensitivity assessment, marking a strengthened security presence during the election-related deployment.
Nainital
Champawat Superintendent of Police Rekha Yadav has instructed district police officers and personnel to support peaceful, fair and safe student union elections. The announcement places the district police force on election duty, although the available information does not specify the institutions involved, polling date or detailed operational measures.
Nainital
Police officials in Nainital have strengthened security arrangements for student union elections under the direction of SSP Nainital. Teams are checking roads, hotels and dhabas, removing election campaign material, and using public announcements to clear roadside vehicles, reduce unnecessary crowding and raise awareness.
Almora
Almora Police has placed sufficient personnel at all colleges ahead of the student union elections scheduled for 29.09.2026. PAC, QRT and fire teams have been put on alert, while officers are maintaining continuous social media surveillance as part of the security arrangements for polling day.
Bageshwar
Student groups at Pandit BD Pandey Campus in Bageshwar have protested the rejection of presidential candidate Rahul Kumar’s nomination. Opposition groups allege unfair pressure and have warned of a collective boycott unless the nomination process is conducted again. Police also intervened during a tense general meeting involving NSUI and ABVP supporters.
Nainital
Nainital Police have registered cases under serious provisions of the BNS following alleged disorder during student union election nominations at MBPG College in Haldwani. The police said the disturbances included unruly conduct, public disruption and traffic congestion, with the situation affecting local law and order during the nomination process.
Kotdwar
Colleges in Kotdwar, Kanvghati and Jayharikhal recorded sales of nomination papers on the opening day of the student union election process. PG College Kotdwar reported the highest activity with 58 forms, while the remaining colleges recorded 14 and 4. Candidates can submit nominations on 24 September between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
Nainital
Police have registered an FIR against unidentified troublemakers after 2 student groups clashed near a food outlet at Durga City Centre in Haldwani. Nainital SSP Dr. Manjunath T.C. said election activity must remain within college campuses and warned that disorder, unauthorised rallies, reckless driving and traffic disruption would invite strict action.
Nainital
ABVP-backed presidential candidate Shubham Kumar has received support from secretary candidate Kuldeep Karki and university representative candidate Tanmay Bhandari in the DSB Campus student union election in Nainital. The announcement was made at a meeting attended by more than 200 students, with Kumar promising to prioritise student concerns and their resolution.
Chamoli
Nomination papers for Chamoli’s college student union elections were completed on Thursday, with candidates campaigning through rallies and seeking support from students. Campuses reported 11 nominations at Gairsain, 10 at Talwari-Tharali, 12 at Nagnath-Pokhari and multiple contests at Karnaprayag. Withdrawal, final scrutiny, voting and counting are scheduled for 26 and 29 September.
Nainital
A clash between 2 student groups in Haldwani has led to an FIR and a warning from Nainital SSP Dr Manjunath T.C. Police said disorder linked to student union elections will not be tolerated, while unannounced rallies, rash driving and group rivalry are being watched closely.
Bageshwar
The nomination stage for student-union elections at Pandit Badridatt Pandey Campus in Bageshwar ended on Thursday, with 18 candidates entering different races. The contest for the president’s features Umesh Shahi of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and Rahul Kumar of the National Students’ Union of India.
Kashipur
ITI Kotwali Police met Radhehari Government graduate College officials, students and potential candidates on Monday to prepare for peaceful student union elections. The meeting focused on election conduct, traffic discipline, campaign material and reporting suspicious activity, with warnings of strict action against violations inside the campus and on nearby roads.
