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Campus abuzz: Students welcome ABVP, SOPU presidential picks

The Panjab University Campus Students’ Council election will be held on September 3
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 07:53 PM Aug 27, 2025 IST

  • Bouncers check students ID cards at Sector 32 SD college entrance in Chandigarh on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Vicky

  • ABVP supporters throw stickers in air before announcement of presidential candidate for students election at Student Centre at Panjab University. Tribune photo: Vicky

  • Members of 'SATH' seen waiting for provisional list. Tribune photo: Vicky

  • ABVP supporters clean the stickers strewn around at PU Student Centre. Tribune photo: Vicky

  • SOPU supporters at Panjab University. Tribune photo: Vicky

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