St Aloysius College Students’ Council Elections 2009 – 2010

 

 

 

When will our turn come? The restless boys... restless to vote

Joint Secretary Ms Daphny – who won with a huge margin

And a rare glimpse of those nine who kept one another on pins and needles till the results were declared… all the contestants to the Students’ Council administration

Elections 2009 – 2010

 

Jeet Lobo bagged the secretary's post

 

 

 

The Elections for the Student’s council for this academic year was held on 27 June 2009.

A shot of the banners in the College campus - the one here shows the presidential candidate Darryl D'Souza of final BBM, who ultimately ended on the winning side! Congratulations!

The event began with the Election Commissioner Dr. Norbert Lobo addressing the gathering of students. The College building’s lofty floors served as the natural podium for all the election related announcements.

Let's begin with the one who one who has the charge to change things! Chief Election Commissionere Dr Norbert Lobo addressing the massive gathering of students before they cast their votes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Following the voting instructions... a student casts his precious vote

 

 

 

 

 

exercising her franchise... another B.A. student

 

 

 

Those eager to vote ... waiting their turn

Each of the candidates then spoke of their intentions,  aspirations, and promises (manifesto)  if voted to power. The candidates for the

post of President were Darryl Gerald D’Souza and Prewan  Savio Mascarenhas. The five contenders for the post of secretary were Heeral Blen D’Cunha, Jeeth Stallion Lobo, Lynel Jason Lobo, Nichola Nancy Pereira and Roydon D’Souza. Ms Daphny D’Souza and Ms Pruthvi D’Souza contested for the post of Joint – Secretary.

All the Shakin Stevens... swinging to the beat ... and enjoying it all...All umbrellas are out.. this time not because of rain... it's due to severe sun in rainy season!

Sun or rain... it's all a part of their student life... if this one is not used to the hilt, GOK when they would get a second chance!Concentration ... and all the due respect to this practice and process of democracy