DUSU polls: Dikshit congratulates victorious NSUI candidates
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Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today congratulated the victorious NSUI candidates in Delhi University Students Union polls and said the election outcome reflected people's support for Congress.
"This landslide victory establishes that Congress and its ideology are dear to the youths of the capital," she said.
Dikshit asked all the winners to work for betterment of the students in Delhi University when they called on her.
"The victory reflected peoples' belief and faith in the Congress party led by Sonia Gandhi," Dikshit said.
The CM said the student community has witnessed the development being carried out by the Delhi Government and it has also helped them in making the right choice.
The Chief Minister also accompanied the winners when they called on Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi.
Dikshit's Parliamentary Secretary Mukesh Sharma was also present on the occasion.
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