The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student union elections once again witnessed the dominance of Left-wing student organizations. In a landslide victory on March 24, 2024, the Left Front comprehensively defeated the ABVP (Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad) by winning all four positions.

Dhananjay, the Left candidate for the president's post, secured a decisive win against ABVP's Umesh C Ajmeera by a margin of 922 votes. Victories were also registered by Left candidates Avijit Ghosh (Vice President), Priyanshi Arya (General Secretary), and Mo Sajid (Joint Secretary).

This victory marks a significant comeback for the Left after the ABVP's strong showing in the 2019 elections, where they secured three out of the four central panel positions, including the president's seat.

The 2024 elections witnessed a voter turnout of 66.15%, a slight decrease compared to 67.2% in the previous year.

Following the announcement of the results, jubilant Left supporters celebrated within the university campus, raising slogans and expressing their joy.

Dhananjay attributed his win to the student body's solidarity on educational issues. He pledged to work towards improving the quality of education at JNU and advocate for the well-being of the student community.

Accepting his defeat, ABVP candidate Umesh C Ajmeera respected the verdict of the student electorate. He stated that the ABVP will continue to fight for the rights and interests of JNU students.

JNU student union elections have always held significant political weight, and this year's contest was no different. The outcome is seen as a potential indicator of the national political climate, with the Left victory viewed as a significant gain for the opposition parties.