The Delhi High Court on Tuesday permitted the JNU election committee to declare the results of the students union polls held on September 6. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva also allowed the Jawaharlal Nehru University administration to notify the poll results in accordance with Lyngdoh committee recommendations.
The court had restrained the varsity from notifying the election results till September 17.
It passed the order on Tuesday while disposing two petitions by two students, who had alleged that their nomination for polls were illegally rejected for election as councillor of JNUSU.
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