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Free Student Union elections were held at the Tribhuvan University in Nepal in March 2025.

  • "There are 162,000 voters in the affiliated campuses of Tribhuvan University. It is said that there are 230,000 community and affiliated campuses, for a total of 390,000 student voters. The maximum age limit for candidates for the independent student union elections is 28 years."[1]
  • election concluded Mar 18, TU 38 constituent and 250 affiliated campuses
  • vote 8.00 to 16.00
  • generally peaceful, few scattered incidents
  • "Pashupati Adhikari, Member Secretary of the FSU Election Central Monitoring and Coordination Committee"
  • TU FSU elections held every two years

[2]

  • 25 students orgs contesting
  • Marc 19 Chaith 5
  • 62 affiliated colleges, election committees
Organisation Wiki Political affiliation
प्राज्ञिक विद्यार्थी परिषद् Academic Student Council Nepal [ne]
अनेरास्ववियु All Nepal National Free Students Union Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist)
अनेरास्ववियु (पाँचौं) All Nepal National Free Students Union (Fifth) Communist Party of Nepal (Marxist–Leninist)
अनेरास्ववियु समाजवादी All Nepal National Free Students Union (Unified Socialist) Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Socialist)
अखिल क्रान्तिकारी All Nepal National Independent Students Union (Revolutionary) Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre)
अखिल क्रान्तिकारी बहुमत All Nepal National Independent Students Union (Revolutionary) Majority Communist Party of Nepal (Majority)[3]
अखिल क्रान्तिकारी (वैद्य) All Nepal National Independent Students Union (Revolutionary) Vaidya Communist Party of Nepal (Revolutionary Maoist)[4]
अखिल समाजवादी Akhil Samajbadi Communist Party of Nepal[5][6]
अखिल छैटौं All Nepal National Independent Students Union (Sixth) Rastriya Janamorcha
अखिल नेपाल विद्यार्थी युनियन All Nepal Students Union Communist Party of Nepal[7]
लोकतान्त्रिक विद्यार्थी संघ Democratic Student Union Loktantrik Samajwadi Party, Nepal
नागरिक विद्यार्थी समाज Nagarik Bidhyarthi Samaj Nagrik Unmukti Party
राष्ट्रिय प्रजातन्त्रवादी विद्यार्थी संगठन National Democratic Student Organisation Rastriya Prajatantra Party
राष्ट्रिय प्रजातान्त्रिक विद्यार्थी संगठन नेपाल National Democratic Student Organisation, Nepal Rastriya Prajatantra Party Nepal
राष्ट्रिय विद्यार्थी मञ्च National Student Forum
राष्ट्रिय विद्यार्थी संघ National Students Union Nepal Janata Party
नयाँ शक्ति विद्यार्थी युनियन Naya Shakti Bidhyarthi Union
नेपाल विद्यार्थी मोर्चा Nepal Bidhyarthi Morcha Rastriya Janamukti Party
नेपाल क्रान्तिकारी विद्यार्थी Nepal Revolutionary Students' Union Nepal Workers Peasants Party
नेविसंघ Nepal Student Union Nepali Congress
वैज्ञानिक समाजवादी विद्यार्थी मोर्चा Scientific Socialist Students Front
वैज्ञानिक समाजवादी विद्यार्थी संगठन Scientific Socialist Student Union Nepal Scientific Socialist Communist Party, Nepal
समाजवादी विद्यार्थी युनियन Socialist Students Union People's Socialist Party
समाजवादी विद्यार्थी युनियन Socialist Student Union, Nepal People's Socialist Party, Nepal[8]
विद्यार्थी जनमत संघ Student Janamat Union Janamat Party
  • 2079 election, 19 orgs contested
  • Falgun 21 voter list finalized
  • Falgun 27 candidacies registred, both direct and PR seats

[9][10]

Election held in 62 out of 64 constituent colleges (except Doti and Dang). Chaitra 5. Professor Pashupati Adhikari, Member Secretary of the ISU Election Central Research and Coordination Committee,. 25 organizations registered. Thakur Ram Multiple Campus, Birgunj, highest number of groups competing, 34[10]

  • disrupted in 22 of TU 62 affiliated campuses
  • elections could not be held in 11 affiliated campuses in Kathmandu
  • elections tuesday
  • reported 65% participation

...various results... [11]

  • fsu elec held Mar 18 "nearly 300 affiliated campuses under" TU, incl 38 "constituent campuses"
  • per central moni coord comm, estimated 65% participation
  • not held at 18 "constituent campuses". TU directed elec to held there soon
  • In KTM Valley elec not held at 11 of 22 campus. Incl. "RR, Tri-Chandra, Patan, Padmakanya, Amrit Science, Saraswati, Public Youth, and University Campus."
  • No elec in Prithvi Narayan Campus in Pokhara. Scheduled for Mar 19. Padmakanya Mar 20, University Campus Mar 21

[12]

https://www.ioepc.edu.np/info/6100/

https://kathmandupost.com/politics/2025/03/20/congress-and-uml-student-unions-neck-to-neck-in-fsu-vote-as-maoist-centre-union-trails-

Results at Constituent Campuses

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Campus Municipality District Province FSU election
Bhaktapur Multiple Campus Bhaktapur Bhaktapur Bagmati NSU candidate Pukar Purajuli won the presidency.[13] NSU and ANNFSU had formed a Joint Panel to confront NRSU, as they had done two years earlier.[14] Clashes broke out during the counting of votes.[14]
Sanothimi Campus Madhyapur Thimi Bhaktapur Bagmati ANNISU(R) candidate Narendra Singh Thagunna elected president.[15][13][16] ANNISU(R) and NSU had coordination ahead of the polls at the campus.[17]
Birendra Multiple Campus Bharatpur Chitwan Bagmati Election postponed.[18] Lockdown by small student organisation.[17]
Chitwan Engineering Campus Bharatpur Chitwan Bagmati Independent candidate Prajwal Adhikari won the presidency, but would go on to join ANNISU(R).[13]
Rampur Agriculture Campus Khairahani Chitwan Bagmati Election postponed.[18] Lockdown by ANNFSU and others.[17] Dispute erupted during registration of candidates.[19]
Amrit Science Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati ANNFSU panel won the election at Amrit Science Campus.[13] Election had been postponed in last minute.[20] The acting campus chief Hom Bahadur Baniya issued a notice postponing the ballot due to security concerns, as some student organizations had not taken part in a joint meeting the on March 17, 2025.[21]

1,291 out of 1,948 eligible voters participated in the ballot held on March 23, 2025.[22] ANNFSU candidate Rudrahari Porkhel won the presidency by a margin of 326 votes.[13][22] The runner-up for the presidency represented ANNISU(R), NSU was also in the fray.[22]

Bishwo Bhasha Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed.[20] There was a conflict between NSU and ANNISU(R) at the campus.[19] Lockdown by ANNISU(R).[17][23]
Lalitkala Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati ANNFSU candidate Ashish Poudel won the presidency.[13]
Mahendra Ratna Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati ANNFSU candidate Ishwar Thapa won the presidency.[15][13]
Nepal Commerce Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati ANNFSU candidate Bishal Rokaha won the presidency.[15][13]
Nepal Law Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed to Chaitra 19.[24] Controversy arose over the voters list, with accusations of fake voters having been registered.[19] ANNFSU obstructed the election.[17] NSU conducted a hunger strike at the campus demanding the holding of the election.[25] LOCKDOWN BY AKHIL KRANTIKARI?[23]
Maharajgunj Medical Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Vivek Kumar Yadav won the presidency.[13]
Maharajgunj Nursing Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Bindu Pokhrel won the presidency.[15][13] Pokhrel obtained 259 votes, just one more vote than the ANNFSU contender.[26] ANNFSU rejected the declaration of NSU as winner.[26] ANNFSU had won the election at the campus in the past two elections.[26]
Padma Kanya Multiple Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Independent candidate Bhupeshwari Air (Bhupi) won the presidency, her panel candidates also won the posts of secretary and treasurer.[27][28] Air is a NSU member but contested against the official NSU candidate Purnimaya Pariyar.[27][13] Air was seen as supported by Nepali Congress general secretary Gagan Thapa whilst Pariyar was supported by Nepali Congress president Sher Bahadur Deuba.[26] Air got 730 votes, Pariyar 379 votes.[27][28]
Public Administration Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati ANNISU(R) candidate Aniket Tiwari won the presidency.[15][13][16] ANNISU(R) and NSU had coordination ahead of the polls at the campus.[17]
Public Youth Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed.[20] The campus was padlocked by ANNISU(R), arguing that NSU and ANNFSU had set up fake voters.[19]
Ratna Rajya Lakshmi Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed in last minute.[20] On March 17, 2025 ANNFSU padlocked the campus, protesting that the campus administration had issued fake ID cards in order to influence the election.[21] An all-party meeting agreed to hold elections on March 29, 2025.[29] There were 5,147 eligible voters at the campus.[29] On April 3, 2025 NSU presidential candidate Bindraj Joshi presented a writ petition against Tribhuvan University and the campus administration to court, demanding the holding of elections at the campus.[30]
Saraswati Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed.[20] The ANNFSU linked to the CPN(Unified Socialist) obstructed the election, arguing that voter and candidate registrations have been done in timely manner.[19]
Shanker Dev Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati Election postponed.[20] NSU obstructed the election, arguing that rules were violated when enrolling undergraduate students.[19] On March 17, 2025 chairs were vandalised, during protest.[19]
Thapathali Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Pralhad Khadka won the presidency.[15][13]
Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus Kathmandu Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Gobind Koirala won the presidency.[31][32] Election had been postponed.[33] A seven-party bloc, including ANNISU(R) and ANNFSU, had been formed to contest against the NSU at the campus.[17][31] A dissident NSU candidate, Vivek Baniya, padlocked the campus - provoking postponing the election.[17][19] Voting began on April 1, 2025.[34] NSU candidate Koirala won the presidency with 1,215 votes out of 2,671 votes cast, followed by independent candidate Sagar Neupane (683 votes) and ANNFSU candidate Pramit Bista (431 votes).[32] Koirala's election marked the return of the NSU to head the Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus FSU after 16 years in opposition.[31]
Ayurveda Campus Kirtipur Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Nishan Aryal won the presidency.[13]
University Campus Kirtipur Kathmandu Bagmati NSU candidate Deepakraj Joshi won the presidential post.[35] Election postponed due to a dispute between NSU factions.[17][36] At University Campus a 21-member FSU would be elected, 11 members elected through First Past the Post and 10 members elected through Proportional Representation.[21] There were 17 candidates for the FSU presidential post at the campus.[37] ANNFSU nominated Siddhant Bhatta, the incumbent FSU secretary, as its candidate for the presidency at the University Campus on February 27, 2025.[38][37] ANNISU(R) fielded Prabin Dahal as its presidential candidate.[37]

The NSU Tribhuvan University Committee had presented Anoj Karki as its candidate for the campus presidency, whilst the NSU central organisation presented Deepak Raj Joshi as the NSU candidate.[36] The Election Committee consulted the NSU centre as to whom was the genuine candidate and thus recognized Joshi's candidature, a move that provoked padlocking of the campus by the NSU Tribhuvan University Committee president Bishnu Badaila.[36] After the NSU faction lifted the padlocking of the campus the election was postponed to March 22, 2025, but was further delayed due to a writ petition by Badaila and other at the Patan High Court.[21][36][39]

Election was held on March 31, 2025.[35] 3,118 students out of 6,146 eligible voters voted in the election.[21][37][35] Deepakraj Joshi of NSU got 789 votes in the election for president, the ANNFSU candidate 781 votes, ANNISU(R) candidate got 727 votes, independent Ujjwal Khadka got 517 votes and Padma Bhusal 166 votes.[35]

Patan Multiple Campus Lalitpur Lalitpur Bagmati Election was interrupted on March 18, 2025, as ANNISU(R) and ANNFSU raised allegations of fake voters and inconsistencies over voter IDs erupted.[40] A scuffle between NSU and ANNFSU members broke out on the polling day.[40] ANNISU(R) would later organize a relay hunger strike, demanding the holding of elections.[40]
Pulchowk Engineering Campus Lalitpur Lalitpur Bagmati Indepedent candidate Swayam Shrestha elected president.[15][16]
Hetauda (Forestry) Campus Hetauda Makwanpur Bagmati NSU candidate Shyamraj Bhatta won the presidency.[13]
Dhawalagiri Multiple Campus Baglung Baglung Gandaki ANNFSU candidate Ashmim Sheikh won the presidency.[13] Sheikh was supported by ANNISU(R), ANNISU(6th), ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) and National Democratic Student Organisation.[26] Sheikh obtained 552 votes against 491 votes for the NSU candidate.[26] NSU won most of the other seats though, including the posts of secretary and treasurer.[26]
Gorkha Campus Gorkha Gorkha Gandaki ANNISU(R) candidate Sulabh Amgain won the presidency.[13] An electoral alliance was formed between NSU and ANNFSU, seeking to dislodge the ANNISU(R).[17]
Central (Forestry) Campus Pokhara Kaski Gandaki ANNFSU candidate Abhishek Sharma won the presidency.[13][41]
Pashchimanchal Engineering Campus Pokhara Kaski Gandaki Independent candidate Prakash Dhami won the presidency.[13] He was supported by the Biplav group.[18] Dhami, who is a former member of ANNISU(R), defeated the ANNFSU presidential candidate with a margin of 267 votes.[41]
Pokhara Nursing Campus Pokhara Kaski Gandaki ANNFSU candidate Pratibha Bhandari won the presidency.[13][41]
Prithvi Narayan Campus Pokhara Kaski Gandaki ANNFSU candidate Bishnu Pokhrel elected president.[42][18] Elections were postponed to March 23, 2025, due to a printing error in the ballot papers, with the ballots missing the presidential candidate of ANNISU(6th).[43][44] First the election was postponed to March 19, 2025, but then further delayed to March 23, 2025 as the election committee office was padlocked by ANNISU(6th), Naya Shakti Students Union and the Joint Panel.[45]

No FSU election has been held at Prithvi Narayan Campus since 2009.[43] Prithvi Narayan Campus is the largest campus of TU, and since the FSU of Prithvi Narayan Campus has a history of producing prominent political leaders the ballot there is given national attention.[44][41][45]

The FSU committee to be elected would have 11 First Past the Post seats and 10 Proportional Representation seats.[41] There were eight candidates for the post of president - ANNFSU, ANNISU(R), NSU, ANNISU(6th), Academic Student Council Nepal, Joint Panel and two independents.[43][45] The Joint Panel was an electoral bloc formed by ANNFSU (Unified Socialist), ANNISU(R) Vaidhya, Akhil Samajbadi and ANNISU(R) Majority.[46] The Joint Panel fielded Santosh Poudel from ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) as its presidential candidate.[46] Nine groups fielded candidates for the proportional representation seats - ANNFSU, ANNISU(R), NSU, ANNISU(6th), ANNISU(R) Vaidhya, ANNFSU (Unified Socialist), Akhil Samajbadi, Academic Student Council Nepal and Naya Shakti Student Union.[43]

There were 9,270 eligible voters at the campus, but only 7,404 voter IDs had been issued.[43][41] 2,896 voters cast their ballots in the First Past the Post election and 2,892 voters took part in the Proportional Representation election.[44] It was the lowest voter turnout in the history of FSU elections at Prithvi Narayan Campus.[45] ANNFSU candidate Bishnu Pokhrel won the presidential election with 1,106 votes, followed by Sushil Neupane of NSU (503 votes), independent candidate Biplav Neupane (469 votes), Navin Adhikari of ANNISU(R) (223 votes), Santosh Poudel of Joint Panel (196 votes), independent candidate Kamal Subedi (99 votes) and Milan Sunar of ANNISU(6th) (28 votes).[42] ANNFSU won the posts of secretary, treasurer and all of the remaining 8 First Past the Post seats.[42] In the election for the 10 Proportional Representation seats, ANNFSU won 4 seats (1,197 votes), NSU 3 seats (690 votes), ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) 1 seat (305 votes), Academic Student Council Nepal 1 seat (145 votes) and ANNISU(R) 1 seat (112 votes).[42]

Lamjung Campus Sundarbazar Lamjung Gandaki NSU candidate Asim Basti won the presidency.[13]
Jumla Multiple Campus Chandannath Jumla Karnali ANNFSU candidate Lokendra Budha won the presidency.[13]
Surkhet (Education) Campus Birendranagar Surkhet Karnali Election postponed, due to obstructions by NSU and ANNFSU.[17] On March 19, 2025 ANNFSU vandalised the campus.[19]
Bhojpur Multiple Campus Bhojpur Bhojpur Koshi ANNISU(R) candidate Sobin Tamang won the presidency.[13] Tamang obtained 253 votes, against 228 votes for a NSU candidate supported by ANNFSU.[26] Tamang was supported by the Socialist Students Union and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist).[26]
Dhankuta Multiple Campus Dhankuta Dhankuta Koshi ANNFSU candidate, Yuva Timilsina, elected unanimously to the presidency.[17][13]
Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus Ilam Ilam Koshi ANNFSU candidate Bishal Karki won the presidency.[13] The election was carried out peacefully.[47] 904 out of 1,574 eligible voters cast their ballots.[47] NSU and ANNFSU formed a joint panel fielding incumbent treasurer Bishal Karki as its presidential candidate.[47] ANNISU(R) fielded Shambu Rai as its presidential candidate.[47]
Mechi Multiple Campus Bhadrapur Jhapa Koshi NSU candidate Neelam Karki won the presidency.[13] 11 student organisations took part in the election.[48] There were 2,905 eligible voters.[48] Karki got 826 votes against 540 for the ANNFSU candidate.[49][50] The NSU candidate for the post of secretary won with 633 votes.[50]
Gaurahadaha Agriculture Campus Gaurahadaha Jhapa Koshi NSU candidate Swarnim Adhikari won the presidency.[13] There were 362 eligible voters at the campus.[48] Four student organisation contested the election.[48]
Degree Campus Biratnagar Morang Koshi ANNISU(R) panel won the election, with Pritam Sah elected president.[51][13]
Biratnagar Nursing Campus Biratnagar Morang Koshi ANNISU(R) candidate Rohit Tajpuriya won the presidency.[51][13]
Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus Biratnagar Morang Koshi ANNISU(R) candidate Rohit Yadav won the presidency at the Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus.[13][52] The campus is seen as a traditional bastion of NSU.[52] Internal turmoil within NSU marred the election.[17] There were 7 candidates for the FSU presidency at the campus, including candidates of both NSU factions.[52] On February 27, 2025 three NSU students beloning to the Shekhar Koirala faction were injured in an attack by the Deuba faction.[53] On March 14, 2025 police arrested six students, including the FSU president, for vandalism at a NSU faction protest at the campus.[54]

2,631 out of 5,984 eligible voters took part in the election.[52] Yadav of ANNISU(R) obtained 1,118 votes against 1,075 votes for Prajwal Bista (Hakku) of the NSU.[52] Anish Bogati of ANNFSU got 232 votes, dissident NSU candidate Yogdaj Dahal 60 votes, Anisha Rai of ANNISU(R) Majority 31 votes, Rupesh Singh of Student Janmat Union 30 votes and Bivas Katuwal of Academic Students Council Nepal 20 votes.[52] However ANNISU(R) did not win any other First Past the Post seats apart from the presidency.[52] NSU won seven posts, including secretary and treasurer.[52] In the election to secretary the NSU candidate got 741 votes against 588 for the Socialist Students Union Nepal.[52] In the election to treasurer the NSU candidate got 893 votes, against 827 votes to the ANNISU(R) candidate.[52] In the election for the Proportional Representation seats NSU got 1,111 votes and the ANNISU(R) got 811 votes.[52]

Central Campus of Technology Dharan Sunsari Koshi Independent candidate Peshal Raj Karki won the presidency, with the support of ANNISU(R).[13] Karki joined ANNISU(R) after the election.[13]
Mahendra Campus Dharan Sunsari Koshi NSU candidate Prasan Rai won the presidency.[13]
Purwanchal Engineering Campus Dharan Sunsari Koshi NSU candidate Sagar Basyal won the presidency.[13]
Terhathum Campus Aathrai Terhathum District Koshi Election postponed.[18]
Mahendra Multiple Campus Nepalgunj Banke Lumbini ANNFSU candidate Kesharjung Shah won the presidency.[13]
Nepalgunj Nursing Campus Nepalgunj Banke Lumbini ANNFSU candidate Devarchana Adhikari won the presidency.[13]
Mahendra Multiple Campus Ghorahi Dang Lumbini NSU candidate for president, Dipesh Kumar DC, elected unopposed.[17][13]
Tribhuvan Multiple Campus Tansen Palpa Lumbini ANNISU(R) candidate Minal Gharti Magar won the presidency.[13] Magar obtained 390 out of 1,228 votes cast.[26] A NSU candidate, in alliance with ANNISU(6th), obtained 342 votes.[26] There were also contestants from ANNFSU and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist).[26]
Butwal Multiple Campus Butwal Rupandehi Lumbini Election postponed.[18] Seven student organizations padlocked the campus on March 9, 2025, protesting irregularities regarding the voters list.[19]
Bhairahawa Campus Siddharthanagar Rupandehi Lumbini Election postponed.[17] On March 2, 2025 five student organisations padlocked the office of the election committee.[19]
Paklihawa Campus Siddharthanagar Rupandehi Lumbini Election postponed, following padlocking by ANNISU(R) and ANNFSU.[17][19]
Ramswarup Ramsagar Multiple Campus Janakpur Dhanusha Madhesh Election delayed.[17]
Birgunj Nursing Campus Birgunj Parsa Madhesh ANNFSU candidate Arju Raya won the presidency.[13]
Thakur Ram Multiple Campus Birgunj Parsa Madhesh Election postponed.[18][55]
Shree Mahendra Bindeshwori Campus Bishnupur Saptari Madhesh Socialist Students Union, Nepal won the presidency at the campus.[13] There had been 41 candidates for 19 posts (10 First Past the Post, 9 Proportional Representation seats).[56] The Socialist Students Union, Nepal and ANNISU(R) formed an electoral pact, fielding Ranjit Kumar Yadav as its as presidential candidate.[56] NSU and the Democratic Students Union formed another electoral pact, fielding Nitish Kumar Yadav as its presidential candidate.[56] Other candidates for president included Triveni Kumar Yadav of Students Janamat Union, Manisha Kumari Sah from ANNFSU and Vinay Kumar Yadav (Balen).[56]

Ranjit Kumar Yadav of Socialist Students Union, Nepal won the presidency, receiving 393 votes.[13][8] Mahesh Kumar Sah of the Socialist Students Union, Nepal won the post of secretary, obtaining 395 votes.[8] Kanchan Kumar Thakur of ANNISU(R) was elected treasurer, with 410 votes.[8] There were 3,012 eligible voters at the campus.[56]

S.S.M.Y. Multiple Campus Siraha Siraha Madhesh NSU candidate Prithvi Kumar Yadav won the presidency, defeating the four other candidates.[13][57] There were 3,012 eligible voters at the campus.[57]
Dadeldhura Education Campus Amargadhi Dadeldhura Sudurpashchim NSU candidate Gaurav Air won the presidency.[13] NSU also won the posts of secretary and treasurer.[58] There were 552 eligible voters at the campus.[59] Air got 184 votes out of a total of 375 votes cast, followed by a Madan Bohara from Joint Panel with 128 votes and Karna Dhami from independent group with 52 votes.[58][59][60] Bohara belonged to Nepali Congress (B.P.), and was supported by ANNFSU and ANNISU(R).[59][60] When inscribing his candidature, Bohara was accompanied by Nepali Congress (B.P.) leaders Karna Bahadur Malla, Karunakar Bhatta and Hari Prasa Bhatta.[60]
Doti Multiple Campus Dipayal Silgadhi Doti Sudurpashchim NSU candidate Indra Rana won the presidency.[13] 431 out of 580 eligible voters participated.[61] Rana obtained 221 votes, against 110 for the ANNFSU candidate and 88 votes for a joint ANNISU(R) and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) candidate.[61][62][63] NSU also won the secretary and treasurer posts.[61] In the Proportional Representation vote, NSU got 220 votes, ANNFSU 101 votes, ANNISU(R) 74 votes and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) 16 votes.[61]
Siddhanath (Science) Campus Bhimdatta Kanchanpur Sudurpashchim Election obstructed, as student organisations clashed.[17]
  • "The National Human Rights Commission will monitor the elections scheduled for today."[21]
  • " The Central Election Monitoring Committee has stated that the election process has been disrupted and postponed in 14 out of 62 campuses."[17]
  • "Voting only in 38 affiliated and 300 affiliated campuses" Not held in 24 constituent[64]
  • "Elections could not be held in large campuses due to obstruction by student orgs [Tribhuvan University Central Campus, RR Campus, Shankar Dev Campus, etc]"[64]
  • "Voting has been scheduled for the 8th at TU Central Campus and the 9th at Siddhanth Multiple Campus in Mahendranagar. "[64]
  • "“Some of the university’s exams have been postponed for the ISU elections. The undergraduate and postgraduate studies have been stopped," TU rector Prof Dr. Khadga KC[27]
  • TU deadline to finish elections Chaitra 20[27]
  • as of March 22, NSU won 119 campuses, ANNFSU 95 and Akhil Krantikari 84 campuses. Independent candidates have won in 4 campuses. "According to the TU administration, elections are yet to be held in 21 out of the 62 affiliated campuses and 140 out of the 360 ​​affiliated campuses".[27]
  • "Although there are 1,053 campuses under TU, elections were scheduled for 462 self-government campuses including affiliates. According to the TU administration, elections are yet to be held in 21 out of the 62 affiliated campuses and 140 out of the 360 ​​affiliated campuses. Elections have not been held in the Kathmandu Valley at Tribhuvan University Central Campus, RR, Shankardev, Vishwabhasha, Patan, Amrit Science and other campuses."[27]
  • "In most of the campuses where disputes have arisen, the main issue is the internal dispute within the Nepali Congress-affiliated Nevisangh. In some campuses, disputes between other student organizations have also stopped the election process. The election was stopped due to the faction within the Congress between party president Sher Bahadur Deuba and another leader Shekhar Koirala. Most of the campuses where the election was disrupted are locked."[65]
  • "Deuba and Koirala's fight halts SBU elections in 17 affiliated campuses of Tribhuvan University"[23]
  • by Chaitra 10, 42 constituent and more than 250 affiliated campuses had held elections[13]
  • by March 23, NSU won 115 affiliated and 16 constituent (incl. Padma K.).[13] ANNFSU had won 103 affiliated and 13 constituent[13] (R) won 85 affiliated and 10 constituent.[13]

Results at affiliated campuses

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Gandaki Province

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  • Nawalpur District - Together the ANNFSU and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) padlocked 9 out of 10 campuses in Nawalpur District, disrupting the elections there.[66] At the Janamakhi Adarsh Campus in Gaindakot the padlock was lifted after a consensus was reached - NSU panel was elected unanimously, whilst NSU, ANNFSU, ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) and ANNISU(R) unanimously shared the Proportional Representation seats.[67]

Koshi Province

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  • Bhojpur District - ANNFSU won the presidency at Shadananda Multiple Campus in Dingla.[13]
  • Dhankuta District - NSU won the election at Jitpur Campus unopposed.[68] ANNFSU won the elections at Hille Campus and Jalpadevi Campus unopposed.[68] NSU won the elections at Gokundeshwar Campus and Budhuk Campus.[13]
  • Ilam District - At in Garuva Multiple Campus in Mai and Ektappa Multiple Campus in Phakphokthum NSU won the elections unopposed.[13][47] ANNFSU won the election at Mangalbare Multiple Campus in Deumai unopposed.[13][47]
  • Jhapa District - There were 10,301 eligible voters at 11 affiliated campuses in Jhapa District were FSU elections were being held.[48] The largest electorate was present at Damak Multiple Campus, with 3,702 eligible voters.[48] 10 student organisations took part in the election at Damak Multiple Campus.[48] ANNFSU won the elections at Tridev Multiple Campus, Gauradaha Multiple Campus and Sita Ramesh Multiple Campus (Budhabare).[13] NSU won the elections at Damak Multiple Campus, Kakarvitta Multiple Campus, Gaurigung Multiple Campus, Kankai Adarsha Campus, Indra Chandra Campus, Kankai Multiple Campus (Surunga) and Shanishchare Multiple Campus (Arjundhara).[13] At Garamani Campus in Birtamod, which had the smallest electorate in the district with only 90 eligible voters, the National Democratic Student Organisation won the presidency with 23 votes against 8 votes for NSU and 6 votes for ANNFSU.[48][69][70]
  • Khotang District - No FSU election was held at any of the 7 affiliated campuses in the district.[71] ANNFSU had protested a measure allowing only students enrolled by January 24, 2025 to be included in the voters list at Diktel Multiple Campus.[72] The Election Commission failed to reach an agreement with the student organisations, and the vote was cancelled at all seven campuses.[71][72]
  • Morang District - ANNISU(R) won the elections at the Ramailo Campus in Kanepokhari and the Miklajung Campus in Morang.[51][73] NSU won the elections at the Urlabari Campus in Urlabari, Letang Campus and the Pathari Multiple Campus in Morang.[51][73][13] ANNFSU won the election at the Khadam Campus in Kerabari.[51][13] At Sukuna Multiple Campus ANNFSU candidate Elis Ojha, supported by all communist factions, won the presidency with 985 votes against 686 for the NSU candidate.[52] Elis Ojha's panel won 8 out of 10 proportional representation seats.[73] There were 3,682 eligible voters at the campus.[73] At Belbari Multiple Campus the election was postponed to March 22.[73][74] When the election was held at Belbari Multiple Campus ANNISU(R) won the posts of president and treasurer whilst ANNFSU won the post of secretary.[74]
  • Panchthar District - At Panchthar Multiple Campus the NSU presidential candidate was supported by ANNISU(R), the Federal Students Union and the National Democratic Students Organisation. The ANNFSU candidate was supported by ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) and another Federal Students Union. The NSU candidate won with 196 votes against 137 votes for the ANNFSU candidate. ANNISU(R) won the post of secretary and NSU the post of treasurer.[75]
  • Sankhuwasabha District - ANNFSU presidential candidate elected unopposed at Sankhuwasabha Multiple Campus.[76] At the remaining 3 campuses in the district only NSU, ANNFSU and ANNISU(R) fielded candidates.[77] ANNFSU won the election at Madi Multiple Campus.[13] NSU won the election at Barun Multiple Campus.[13]
  • Solukhumbu District - NSU won the election at Dudhakoshi Multiple Campus.[13] The election was postponed at Sotang Public Campus, after ANNISU(R) padlocked the campus in protest of fake voters being registered.[78]
  • Sunsari District - NSU won the elections at Sunsari Multiple Campus, Mahendra Multiple Campus, Purwanchal Campus and Saptakoshi Multiple Campus.[13] ANNFSU won the election at the Pindeshwor Campus.[13]
  • Taplejung District - At the Pathibhara Multiple Campus in Phungling the NSU, ANNFSU and ANNISU(R) reached an agreement and a joint panel was elected unopposed. NSU got the post of president, ANNFSU the post of secretary and ANNISU(R) the post of treasurer.[79]
  • Tehrathum District - The election at Tehrathum Multiple Campus was postponed. In the end NSU, ANNFSU and ANNISU(R) reached a power-sharing deal shortly before the April 2, 2025 deadline, avoiding to hold an election. NSU got the post of president, ANNFSU the post of secretary and ANNISU(R) the post of treasurer.[80]

Sudurpashchim Province

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  • Baitadi District - NSU won the presidency at the Gram Prakash Multiple Campus Sarmali in Baitadi and the Shrikot Multiple Campus Khochalek.[81] At the Setigaun Multiple Campus Gokuleshwar a joint NSU-ANNISU(R) candidate was elected president.[81]
  • Bajhang District - NSU, ANNFSU and ANNFSU (Unified Socialist) won the presidential posts at Triveni Aardash Campus Bijgada, Sunkuda Campus and Jhota Bajhangdeep Campus respectively.[81]
  • Doti District - ANNISU(R) won the presidency at Kedar Surya Multiple Campus Bipinagar.[81] The ANNISU(R) candidate got 46 votes, whilst the NSU candidate got 37 votes.[62] ANNFSU won the post of secretary, defeating the NSU candidate.[62] NSU the post of treasurer, defeating the ANNISU(R) candidate.[62]
  • Kailali District - at Phulbari Campus in Kailali NSU won the presidency, defeating the ANNFSU candidate.[58] Akhil Samajbadi won the post of secretary and ANNISU(R) the post of treasurer at the Phulbari Campus.[58] Likewise NSU won the posts of FSU president at Mahunyal Multiple Campus Bhajani, Raghunath Adarsh ​​Multiple Campus, Birendra Vidya Mandir and Aishwarya Buhumukhi Campus.[81] ANNISU(R) won the FSU presidency at Lamki Multiple Campus, National College Sukhkhar, Bulbule Campus and Khaptad Multiple Campus Masuria.[81]
  • Kanchanpur District - NSU won the president post at Janata Multiple Campus in Punarbas, Kanchan Multiple Campus, Bhanu Multiple Campus of Dodhara Chandani and Rauleshwor Janata Adarsh ​​Multiple Campus in Beldandi.[81][82] ANNISU(R) won the presidential post at Mahakali Multiple Campus in Belauri.[82] At Rampur Multiple Campus in Belauri, a campus with 14 students, 13 students voted.[81] The ANNISU(R) candidate Rabina Rana was elected president with 8 votes.[81][82]

chitwan[83]

  • Unopposed ANNFSU 32 prez, NSU 28, 21 ANNISU(R), ANNFSU(US) unopposed Manahari Multiple Campus in Makawanpur. "ANNFSU, four campuses in Koshi, eight in Bagmati, three in Gandaki, seven in Lumbini, three in Karnali and seven in Sudurpaschim have been unanimously elected as presidents of the campuses."[84]
  • ANNISU(R) campaign slogan ‘जनताका छोराछोरी, अखिल क्रान्तिकारी’[26]

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