The polls were held after tension ran high at the campus over the last few weeks that witnessed widespread campaign by CPI(M)-backed Students' Federation of India (SFI) and RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).
Describing the BJP-RSS combine as the biggest threat to the nation, Miss Ghosh urged the students to foil the attempt by the fascist forces to occupy space in the universities.
Later she participated in an anti-CAA and anti-NRC rally from College Square to Shyambazar which was attended by hundreds of students, cultural activists and senior CPI (M) leaders.
The students have been asking the administration to roll back the fee hike and as a sign of protest, have been boycotting the exams and the registration process.
The first students' strike took place in 1920 in King Edward Medical College, Lahore (now in Pakistan), against the academic discrimination between Indian and English pupils.
The police have also send legal notice to 37 more people who were part of the WhatsApp group involved in the violence.
The Delhi Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing the violence on Friday identified nine suspects in the case including JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh.
On Friday, DCP (crime) Joy Tirkey had disclosed nine names including that of JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh in connection with the January violence and released their photographs.
In a separate interaction with media, JNU VC, M Jagadesh Kumar said that the normalcy has returned to the campus and urged the students to come back and start the registration for the upcoming semester.
On January 5, several masked individuals entered JNU campus and thrashed students and teachers with wooden and metal rods.
