JNU election result 2025: Who won which post? Check key highlights here

The atmosphere at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) crackled with energy as chants, slogans, and the fervor of campus politics filled the air during the announcement of the JNUSU election 2025 results. When the final numbers were in, the verdict was unmistakable — the Left Unity had once again swept the polls, claiming all four central posts: President, Vice President, General Secretary, and Joint Secretary.

This year, out of 9,043 eligible voters, an impressive 67 percent turned out to cast their ballots, reaffirming JNU’s reputation for passionate political engagement. After a long day of counting, the results confirmed what many had predicted — a commanding return for the Left, reinforcing its ideological dominance and organizational strength at one of India’s most politically charged campuses.

JNU results 2025: Who won what?

The results spoke volumes of the Left’s mobilization strength and enduring appeal. Aditi Mishra, the Left Unity’s presidential candidate, emerged victorious with 1,861 votes, defeating ABVP’s Vikas Patel, who managed 1,447 votes. In the vice-presidential race, Kizhakoot Gopika Babu registered a commanding win with 2,966 votes, outpacing ABVP’s Tanya Kumari, who secured 1,730 votes.


The contest for General Secretary was closely fought, with Sunil Yadav (Left) edging past Rajeshwar Kant Dubey (ABVP) by a narrow margin—1,915 to 1,841 votes. For the Joint Secretary post, Danish Ali sealed the Left’s clean sweep with 1,991 votes, surpassing ABVP’s Anuj Damara, who garnered 1,762 votes.

Each victory, though won in distinct margins, contributed to the unmistakable narrative of the night, the Left’s unified front remained intact, its support base resilient, and its ideology once again resonant among students.