NSUI ex-leaders to mobilise youth for poll

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New Delhi, December 30

Former leaders of the National Students Union of India (NSUI) will mobilise youth activists to participate in the campaigning for the forthcoming Assembly elections in Punjab and Uttarakhand.

Former NSUI chief Subhash Chaudhary said activists from Haryana, Himachal, Chandigarh, J&K, Punjab and Uttarakhand would be mobilised to add muscle to the campaign.

“There are reports that other parties in Punjab and Uttarakhand plan to rope in people from outside the states for the campaigning. Youth Congress activists will be galvanised to outnumber the outsiders,” he said. — TNS

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