Chandigarh, Sept. 1 -- The national secretary of the National Students' Union of India (NSUI) and in-charge of PU NSUI, Dilip Choudhary, has called for strict action against two prominent city Congress leaders for allegedly working against the official party candidate in the Panjab University Campus Students Council (PUCSC) elections. While local Congress chief Lucky warned the two leaders, municipal councillor Sachin Galav and former Chandigarh Youth Congress president Manoj Lubana, Choudhary-who is present in Chandigarh to monitor NSUI's election campaign-said it is not satisfactory and he will take it up with senior Congress leaders. "It is very obvious that both these leaders are working against party interests in PU. They had done this last year as well, but this year, I will take it up with the higher authorities. We have looped in AICC general secretary KC Venugopal, AICC incharge NSUI, Kanhaiya Kumar and Youth Congress President Uday Bhanu Chib in this regard. We will push that the two leaders be suspended from the party. They had been working for their own candidates to get the ticket, and have worked against the party ever since the organisation decided on someone else," he said. As per people aware of the matter, Galav has said that he is not even in town and he is busy working on his MC ward. Lubana has also shared a similar response and has even asked the party to post him elsewhere if needed but he has no involvement in the PU polls. As per party sources, Lubana had also tendered a formal letter of apology to the organisation after last year's rout of the NSUI presidential candidate. Last year, Rahul Nain-NSUI's presidential pick-was only able to get 501 votes while Anurag Dalal, the rebel NSUI candidate secured 3,433 votes. Meanwhile, show-cause notices will also be issued by Choudhary to various local NSUI leaders for anti-party activities. As per sources, former PUCSC president Anurag Dalal who just recently rejoined NSUI is also expected to receive this notice. All is also not well in the Association of Students for Alternative Politics (ASAP) camp either, as senior leaders are miffed over the candidate selection for the president seat. While a rally was held on Saturday, many senior ASAP leaders who had remained absent for the past few days were seen campaigning. A senior leader said that everyone is not happy with Mankirat Singh Mann's selection for the presidential candidate and they themselves don't think he will be able to win the presidential seat....