KATHMANDU, March 20: Tribhuvan University (TU) has instructed campuses where Free Students' Union (FSU) elections have not been held to conduct the elections within 15 days.
Pashupati Adhikari, the member secretary of the FSU Election Central Monitoring and Coordination Committee, said they instructed affiliated and recognized campuses to organize elections within 15 days. "The guidelines for student union elections also include a provision to hold elections in campuses where they have not been conducted within 15 days," he explained. "Accordingly, we have directed these campuses to conduct the elections."
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On Tuesday, 38 affiliated campuses and 250 recognized campuses across the country held elections. The results are still being compiled. Internal disputes within student organizations prevented some campuses from holding elections.
Major affiliated campuses in the Kathmandu Valley, including Tribhuvan University Central Campus, Padmakanya Campus, Ratna Rajya Laxmi (RR) Campus, Nepal Law Campus, Amrit Science Campus, Tri-Chandra College, Saraswati College, Shankardev Campus, Public Youth Campus Dhobichaur, and Bishwabhasha Campus, could not hold elections.
Similarly, campuses outside the valley, including Birendra Multidisciplinary Campus in Chitwan, Siddhnath Science Campus in Mahendranagar, Surkhet Multidisciplinary Campus in Surkhet, Butwal Multidisciplinary Campus in Butwal, Bhairahwa Multidisciplinary Campus in Bhairahwa, Publichawa Multidisciplinary Campus in Paklihwa, Tehrathum Multidisciplinary Campus in Chohardada, Ramsworp Ramsagar Multidisciplinary Campus in Janakpur, Birendra Multidisciplinary Campus in Bharatpur, and Agriculture Campus in Khairahani, could not hold elections.
