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'Independent' PG students perform hattrick, sweep GU poll 19/20

 

Together for University, the independent group of students, have this year won 19 out of 20 seats.

It was practically a political v/s non-political fight.

The opposition group of students reportedly belonged to the political groups like  the BJP Yuva Morcha and ABVP combine and even the Nationalist Congress Party.

More  significant is that the Congress-backed NSUI has not been contesting this election for the last two years.

The state-level Goa University Students’ Council election becomes a political battleground for the politicians and even ministers.

But the post-graduate students have been fighting their own PGSU elections, within the campus, by fielding independent candidates.

Pankaj Gupta was the sole candidate of the opposition group who won the election.

The names of winners from Together for Goa are as follows:

Management                                                                                                                           

 

Part-1 

Suraj Chodankar

Rajashree Ghanekar

Nitin Patkar

Eden Fernandes

 

Social science

 

Part-1

Noel Goes

Gautam Zambaulikar

Firoz Shaikh

 

Part-2

Digvesh Naik

Ambika Dias

 

Languages

 

Part-1

Bhagesh Pilarnekar

 

Part-2

Sankalp Mahale

 

Science

 

Part-1

Naguesh Parodkar

Neha Kolambar

Sahil Narvekar

 

Part-2

Ben Quadros

Anchit Shet Parker

 

Phd

 

Pooja Hanumantrao

Abhijit Shetgaonkar

Divya Vaingankar


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