Student Union Elections Make a Comeback at Semiliguda College After Eight Years as Results Are Declared and Newly Elected Representatives Prepare to Assume Responsibilities

Sunabeda,Oct 27 [UDN}:    The results of the Student Union Election at Semiliguda College have been announced, with Tapaswini Jani elected as President. The election, held after a gap of eight years, concluded peacefully and in an orderly manner, marking an important occasion for the college and its student community.

According to the election results, Manas Turuk was elected Vice-President, Suraj Kuldeep as Secretary, and Anil Jani as Joint Secretary. Ram Taling was elected Sports Secretary, while Mujes Khul secured the post of Drama Secretary. Ranjit Sakia was elected Boys’ Common Room Secretary, and Shravani Barad was elected Girls’ Common Room Secretary. Manisha Bahadur Kshetri was elected Day Scholars’ Secretary.

The successful and peaceful completion of the election after eight years was welcomed by the college authorities. Dr. Jhansi Singh, Principal of Semiliguda College, expressed her gratitude and appreciation to all students for their participation and cooperation in ensuring that the electoral process was conducted smoothly.

She also extended her sincere thanks to the police administration, district administration, and all senior officials associated with the election committee for their support and contribution to the successful conduct of the election.

Among those acknowledged for their assistance were Dr. Subhranshu Sundar Das, Debaraj Nayak, Alekh Prasad Panda, Premananda Rout, Dr. Geeta Patnaik, Suresh Paikaray, Shibashish Pattnaik, and Harekrushna Sahu.

The Principal further thanked all the teaching and non-teaching staff members who worked together to facilitate the election process and maintain discipline and order throughout the proceedings.

The peaceful conclusion of the Student Union Election represents a significant development for Semiliguda College, providing elected student representatives with an opportunity to represent their fellow students, raise campus-related concerns, and contribute to student welfare and institutional development.

The college authorities expressed their appreciation to everyone whose cooperation helped ensure the smooth and successful completion of the democratic exercise.