The Delhi High Court asks Delhi University and Delhi Police to submit status reports after complaints of violence, vandalism, and unauthorised entry during the DUSU election period. The court indicates it could halt vote counting and the declaration of results if it is not satisfied with the steps taken in response to the allegations.

The court’s warning emphasizes that democratic student elections should be protected. According to reporting across outlets, the bench questions what action has been taken by both the university and police, and seeks details of measures addressing the reported incidents. The focus is on accountability and immediate remedial steps during the election process.

Both sources describe the same court action and warning, but differ mainly in phrasing: one outlet highlights that the court is questioning the roles of Delhi University and Delhi Police, while another focuses directly on the possibility of stopping DUSU result processes. The court’s next steps depend on the submitted status reports.