محمد انتخاب
Candidate for President, Aligarh Muslim University Students' Union
Junior Research Fellow, Department of History
Intkhab Aayega, Inquilab Laayega
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Intkhab for President
Mohd Intkhab's final speech of the campaign, two days before polling. Come to Union Hall and hear his plan for AMU in his own words.
Every point is a problem you have faced yourself, from a road that floods after one shower to a result that comes months late. And every one has a practical, doable fix.
The basics should simply work.
Women students should be seen, heard and given equal chances.
No student should feel alone here.
Nobody should need help just to reach the classroom.
What belongs to AMU must stay with AMU.
A degree that prepares you for the world as it is today.
It is students' money, and students have a right to know.
Services should come to students, not the other way round.
Research needs respect, and time.
Our guests deserve help, not harassment.
More rooms, better rooms, better dining.
Sport deserves people who know sport.
Our stand comes from the Constitution.
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Mohd Intkhab is a Junior Research Fellow in the Department of History and lives in Sir Syed Hall (North). He is standing for President with a 81-point agenda built around problems every AMU student knows: delayed results, leaking rooms, late fellowships and offices that need ten visits.
“Every point needed, every point doable. Read them, argue with them, and tell us what's missing.”
From Hamara Agenda
“An AMU where every student is heard, every hall is home, and Sir Syed's vision of education lives on.”
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Speeches, hall visits and moments from the campaign trail.
Every hall has its own problems. Here are some we are working on. If your hall faces something else, tell us.
Poor food in the dining hall, and long waits for a room.
Our fixWe will improve the food, keep kitchens clean, give students a real say in how dining is run, and make sure every student gets a room in the first year.
Getting a simple certificate means going from office to office.
Our fixWe will set up a single window, online and offline, where you can apply, pay, upload documents and track your request, with a time limit for routine work.
Slow internet, and too few CCTV cameras near the hall.
Our fixWe will push for fast, reliable Wi-Fi in girls' hostels, along with better patrolling and more CCTV cameras around women's halls for safety.
Read the agenda, argue with it, tell us what's missing. Share an issue or an idea, or sign up to volunteer. Your name is optional.
