Controversy Erupts in Student Politics at Delhi University Over Allegations Against NSUI Leader

A serious controversy has emerged at Delhi University as a female student accuses NSUI leader Anas of offering her ₹500 to participate in a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. This allegation has sparked a heated debate among political and student organizations. The incident has gained significant attention on social media, although independent verification of the claims is still pending. Additionally, Anas is facing another controversy related to his suspension from Ramanujan College over separate allegations. As the situation unfolds, the focus remains on the student's claims and Anas's response.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 11, 2026, 17:19 IST

Allegations Spark Debate in Student Politics

New Delhi: A controversy has emerged in student politics linked to Delhi University (DU) following serious allegations against NSUI leader Anas. A female student has claimed that she was offered ₹500 to participate in a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. This incident has ignited a new debate among political and student organizations.

According to the student's allegations, she was approached with a monetary offer to join the protest. This demonstration is reportedly associated with Rahul Gandhi's 'Save Democracy March' and the opposition against Gyanesh Kumar. The claims have raised questions regarding Anas's involvement.

The issue has gained traction on social media, although the allegations regarding the ₹500 offer have yet to be independently verified. Therefore, a fair investigation into the matter is deemed essential.

It is noteworthy that protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar have previously been organized by opposition parties and student groups, addressing concerns related to the electoral process and democratic integrity.

Additionally, Anas Khan is embroiled in another controversy, as Ramanujan College of Delhi University issued a suspension order against him on November 6. This action was linked to allegations of luring female students with money and other incentives to attend a concert by Diljit Dosanjh in Ahmedabad. The NSUI has distanced itself from Anas, stating that he had already been suspended from the organization.

Currently, all eyes are on the student's allegations regarding the ₹500 offer and Anas's response, with confirmation of the claims and replies from the involved parties still pending.