The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) will contest for two posts in the upcoming Panjab University Campus Students’ Council (PUCSC) Elections, scheduled on August 31.Making an announcement at the Chandigarh Congress Bhawan, NSUI announced that Gurman Singh Sidhu will represent the party for post of president, while Aakanksha Thakur will contest for the post of vice-president.While Sidhu is a student of University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Aakanksha is a student of Department of Biophysics.”This year, NSUI is fighting the elections with a clear student-centric agenda, with ‘zero examination fees’ at the centre of its campaign. NSUI believes that examinations are an integral part of education and should not become an additional financial burden on students,” said Sidhu.He further added, “This election is not merely about winning a position; it is about taking responsibility for every student whose voice deserves to be heard. Our fight for ‘zero examination fees’ is a fight for accessible and equitable education.”The campaign will also focus on academic and student welfare, stronger support for research and higher education, better campus facilities, and greater student participation in university decision-making.Thakur said, “Students deserve a campus where their concerns are heard, their rights are protected and their voices are respected. We are entering this election with a commitment to working for every student and to make student welfare our first priority.”NSUI will take its agenda directly to the students in the coming days and seek their support for a student-first, issue-based and accountable student council, she added.