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ABVP Candidates Sweep Student Union Polls at Sambalpur's GMU, Angul Women's College and Talcher College
Odisha Student Union Election Results: ABVP Wins Key Posts in Sambalpur, Angul and Talcher

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ABVP-backed candidates registered wins at several Odisha institutions, including GM College in Sambalpur, Angul Mahila Mahavidyalaya and Talcher Autonomous College.

Bhubaneswar, Oct 15: Results of the student union elections are emerging from colleges and universities across Odisha on Thursday, with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) registering wins at several institutions, including Gangadhar Meher University (GMU) in Sambalpur, Angul Mahila Mahavidyalaya and Talcher Autonomous College.

At Sambalpur's GM University, ABVP-backed candidate Swadhin Acharya won the president's post. Sanket Sahu was elected vice-president, while Nikhil Agrawal secured the general secretary's post.

At Angul Mahila Mahavidyalaya, a women's college, ABVP candidates won all eight student union posts. Akankhya Pradhan won the president's election, while Pritismita Nayak was elected general secretary. Simran Sahoo was elected vice-president unopposed. Ispita Priyadarshini Sahoo secured the assistant secretary's post unopposed, while Sruti Pranjya Garnaik and Trisharani Pradhan were elected unopposed as athletic secretary and assistant sports secretary, respectively. Manini Behera and Lipsa Pradhan were also elected unopposed as dramatic society secretary and assistant dramatic society secretary, respectively.

Also Read: Odisha Campuses Vote Today in Student Union Elections

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At Talcher Autonomous College in Angul district, ABVP candidates also secured key positions. Tushar Sahu won the president's post, Priyanka P. Pattnaik was elected vice-president, and Himesh Maharana secured the general secretary's post.

Election results are continuing to emerge from other colleges and universities across the state.