Aslin Fashion School Gears Up for SRC Elections

Students to Decide New Leaders on Friday, 20th February 2026

Excitement is building at Aslin Fashion School as preparations intensify for the upcoming Student Representative Council (SRC) elections scheduled for Friday, 20th February 2026. The much-anticipated event will bring together the entire student body, both day students and hostelers as they head to the polls to choose their next set of leaders.

The Electoral Commission met with SRC aspirants and their polling
agents to have a brief  discussion on the upcoming election. 
Photo Credit Aslin Publicity

The SRC election is one of the most important events on the school’s calendar, offering students the opportunity to actively participate in shaping the direction of campus life. From academic concerns to student welfare and creative initiatives, the elected leaders will play a key role in representing the voices and interests of their peers.

In recent days, candidates have been engaging with students, sharing their ideas, outlining their plans, and encouraging their colleagues to turn out in large numbers. Campaign messages focused on unity, innovation, discipline, and student empowerment have energized the school environment and sparked meaningful conversations across campus.

School authorities have assured students of a smooth, transparent, and peaceful voting process. Measures have been put in place to ensure that every eligible student whether a day student or hosteler has the opportunity to cast their vote freely and fairly.

Ballot papers printed and ready for the Elections
Photo Credit:Aslin Publicity

As Friday approaches, anticipation continues to grow. The SRC elections promise not only to select new leaders but also to strengthen the spirit of democracy, responsibility, and unity within Aslin Fashion School. 

All eyes are now set on 20th February 2026—a day when every vote will count and every voice will matter.

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