This time, they failed to win a single seat in the central student body

The provost does not specify when the official results will be announced

Medical support was arranged on the spot

Informal tallies indicate that the Islami Chhatra Shibir-backed panel is currently leading in 21 out of 25 posts.

More than a day after voting ended in the long-awaited Jahangirnagar University Central Students’ Union election, the authorities were still struggling to complete the vote count, triggering mounting anger and suspicion.

Denies Jamaat link in ballot printing, points to BNP affiliation instead

Cites widespread irregularities and rigging

For the post of executive member, students were meant to select three candidates, but the ballot instructions incorrectly stated to mark only one name

Here are the real-time updates on Jucsu and hall unions polls

Not originally included, polling agents were later allowed following candidate demands, says JU CEC

Reporters face repeated access restrictions at women’s halls despite election regulations

At Jahanara Imam Hall's booth 8, only three votes were cast in the first 50 minutes of polling against total 367 registered voters

Students of 21 residential halls -- 11 for men and 10 for women -- started casting their ballots at 9:00am, the first in 33 years.

Patience, discipline, and long-term planning turned the tide for Islami Chhatra Shibir, delivering a Ducsu triumph once considered a pipe dream for the student front of Jamaat-e-Islami.

After 33 long years, students of Jahangirnagar University are set to cast their votes today for the much-awaited Jucsu and hall union elections.

The analysts say the loss ahead of other major student union elections warrants drastic re-organisation of the JCD

For the first time since Bangladesh’s independence, a panel backed by Islami Chhatra Shibir secured a thumping victory in Ducsu polls on Tuesday, clinching 23 of 28 central posts in a dramatic shift in campus politics.

What Ducsu vote counts reveal about Shibir’s dominance

Jucsu is expected to break a 33-year-long silence at Jahangirnagar University.

No victory procession or rally was observed in and around the university