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Odisha campus polls: Youth reject ‘politics of anarchy’, says Nitin Nabin
✍️ OrissaPOST
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 10:35 AM
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The recent campus elections in Odisha saw a strong student turnout, and senior BJP leader Nitin Nabin said the results showed youth rejecting a politics of anarchy.
The campus elections, held across several colleges in Odisha, concluded recently with a noticeable level of student participation. Voting was organized by the state’s higher education bodies and attracted attention from political parties keen to gauge youth sentiment.
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Nitin Nabin addressed the media after the polls, stating that the young voters had clearly turned away from what he described as a "politics of anarchy." He emphasized that the outcome reflected a desire for stability and constructive governance among the student community.
Analysts noted that the statement underscores the growing importance of campus polls as a barometer for broader political trends in the state. While the exact vote share for each party was not disclosed, Nabin’s comments suggest that the BJP aims to align its messaging with the aspirations expressed by the student electorate.
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Nitin Nabin addressed the media after the polls, stating that the young voters had clearly turned away from what he described as a "politics of anarchy." He emphasized that the outcome reflected a desire for stability and constructive governance among the student community.
Analysts noted that the statement underscores the growing importance of campus polls as a barometer for broader political trends in the state. While the exact vote share for each party was not disclosed, Nabin’s comments suggest that the BJP aims to align its messaging with the aspirations expressed by the student electorate.