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ABVP Wins MUHS Students' Council Posts Unopposed

ABVP candidates elected unopposed as President and Secretary. Polling for remaining seats on August 10.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 28 July 2026 at 04:31 pm
ABVP Wins MUHS Students' Council Posts Unopposed

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) has secured two key positions in the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) Students' Council elections.

Rohit Mali and Dnyaneshwar Andhale have been elected unopposed as President and Secretary, respectively. This development comes after the scrutiny of nomination papers and the publication of the final list of candidates by the university, which revealed no opposing nominations for these posts.

The ABVP has expressed gratitude for the support, thanking students from various health science disciplines across Maharashtra. The organisation believes that this victory reflects the students' recognition of its consistent efforts in addressing student issues.

Atharva Kulkarni, West Maharashtra Regional Secretary of ABVP, commented on the development, stating that students in Maharashtra have demonstrated their trust in organisations that work consistently for student welfare. He added that the ABVP's sustained struggle for academic and student-related issues has earned the confidence of the students.

Elections are being held for six seats in the MUHS Students' Council and three seats in the University Senate. Polling for the remaining four Students' Council seats and all three Senate seats is scheduled for August 10. Election campaigning is already gaining momentum.

The MUHS Students' Council and Senate elections are significant, as they provide a platform for students to participate in the decision-making process and address issues related to their academic and personal well-being. The ABVP's victory in two key positions is expected to have an impact on the university's policies and decisions.

The Maharashtra University of Health Sciences is a prominent institution in the state, catering to the educational needs of students in various health science disciplines. The university's students' council and senate play a crucial role in representing the interests of the students and addressing their concerns.

The ABVP's win is seen as a testament to the organisation's commitment to student welfare and its ability to connect with the students. The organisation has been actively involved in addressing student issues and has a strong presence across campuses in Maharashtra.

In conclusion, the ABVP's unopposed victory in two key positions in the MUHS Students' Council elections is a significant development, reflecting the students' trust in the organisation. The upcoming polling for the remaining seats is expected to be closely contested, with various organisations and candidates vying for the students' support.

Frequently asked questions

Who won the MUHS Students' Council President position?

Rohit Mali of K.D. Gavit College of Physiotherapy, Nandurbar won the position unopposed.

When is the polling for the remaining Students' Council seats scheduled?

The polling for the remaining four Students' Council seats and all three Senate seats is scheduled for August 10.

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