JU heads for polls after 33 years, strong turnout on the cards despite concerns

Arifur Rahman, Jahangirnagar University Correspondent After 33 years, students at Jahangirnagar University are finally heading to the polls for the 10th JUCSU election, marking the end of uncertainty and speculation. Around 12,000 students are expected to cast their votes on Thursday morning, eagerly anticipating the campus’s first electoral festival in decades. The Election Commission has confirmed that all necessary preparations have been made to ensure a free and fair vote. On Wednesday, poll officials were busy inspecting voting stations, booths, security measures, and organising voting materials. While candidates are not actively campaigning on the day, supporters have been making the necessary arrangements. Some have expressed concerns over security, while others are excited about using their voting rights for the first...