Voting for the long-awaited Ducsu and hall union elections began this morning after a six-year pause

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After a six-year hiatus, students cast their votes in the Ducsu and hall union polls, with long queues and high enthusiasm

Large numbers of students were seen standing in long queues to cast their votes

Alleges JCD candidates breaching electoral code

Some students say this is their first chance to vote in a truly democratic environment

Students started casting their votes at 8:00am across polling centres set up in residential halls amid tight security. The balloting will continue until 4:00pm.

The much-anticipated Ducsu and hall union elections are set to be held today after a six-year pause, bringing renewed hope for campus democracy.

Ducsu 2025 is much more than a contest for student union posts. It is like a referendum on the future of student politics in Bangladesh

Speakers at an event organised by the University Teachers’ Network yesterday highlighted the university’s historic role in democratic struggles and the liberation movement.

The environment at Dhaka University campus was festive yesterday -- the last day of campaigning for the Ducsu election to be held tomorrow, after a six-year hiatus.

A total of 25 candidates are contesting for the post of assistant general secretary (AGS) in this year's Dhaka University Central Students' Union (Ducsu) election, scheduled for September 9.

Panel fields candidates for VP, GS, AGS and other key posts

General secretary candidate turns to eco-friendly “Bon Kagoj” to fight campus litter

The candidates of different panels were seen distributing leaflets and manifestos on the campus

Student body names candidates as RU prepares for Rucsu elections on 25 September

CRO says they are going to increase the number of booths

He says they are going to increase the number of booths further to ensure voters can cast their votes without any inconvenience

Candidates are stressed due to cyberbullying, it says

Abu Touhid Mohammad Siam, general secretary (GS) candidate in the upcoming Jahangirnagar University Central Students’ Union (Jucsu) election, sees the long-awaited polls as a tool for change.