DUSU 2026: Ojasvi Sehrawat Gains Attention in Delhi University Election Buzz
As the DUSU Election 2026 nears, Ojasvi Sehrawat from ABVP gains attention, advocating for better college canteen food quality and hygiene. Pursuing an MA in Buddhist Studies, he emphasizes youth issues like unemployment and mental health, along with community initiatives like blood donation and women’s empowerment.
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New Delhi: As the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Election 2026 approaches, student politics across the university is gaining momentum. Among the names attracting attention is Ojasvi Sehrawat, who is associated with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and has been active on student and youth-related issues.
Sehrawat, who hails from Dariyapur Kalan, Delhi, is the son of Dr. Shailender Sehrawat. He is currently pursuing an MA in Buddhist Studies at Delhi University and has completed his LLB from IP University.
A key issue being raised in the emerging campaign is the quality and affordability of food available in college canteens. The concern focuses on the quality, hygiene and overall standard of food served to students, making canteen facilities an important part of the student-welfare conversation.
For many Delhi University students, college canteens are an everyday necessity, particularly for students who spend long hours on campus. Questions surrounding food quality, hygiene, pricing and availability can therefore directly affect student life.
Alongside the canteen issue, Sehrawat has highlighted youth-oriented concerns including unemployment, mental-health awareness and drug awareness. His areas of interest also include public policy and electoral politics.
His social-work interests include blood-donation initiatives, cleanliness drives and women’s empowerment, adding a community-focused dimension to his public outreach.
The DUSU election is one of India's most prominent university student elections, with major student organisations competing for key positions. As the 2026 election campaign develops, issues directly affecting students-from campus facilities and canteen services to employment and student welfare-are expected to remain central to political discussions.
For Ojasvi Sehrawat, the focus on everyday student concerns, including better food quality in college canteens, could become an important part of his outreach as the election season gathers pace.
With the DUSU 2026 contest gradually taking shape, Ojasvi Sehrawat is emerging as a name to watch in Delhi University’s evolving student political landscape.
Published By : Melvin Narayan
Published On: 11 August 2026 at 14:43 IST