India, Sept. 15 -- Delhi Police on Sunday said they have amped up security in the run up to the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections with 60 additional CCTV cameras installed at north campus, along with getting 160 body-worn cameras to ensure law and order during the polls.

On Friday, the Delhi police commissioner Satish Golchha met the DU vice chancellor Yogesh Singh with other senior police officers where they discussed the security arrangements in place. "During the meeting, it was discussed that cars with tinted glasses will be challaned and those with no number plate will be seized. Besides, as the guidelines mention, no outsiders are allowed. Therefore, officials are keeping a strict check during the election campaign,...