DUSU Election: Aryan Maan, who has been elected as the president of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU), comes from a well-known business family. The 23-year-old hails from Bahadurgarh, Haryana. His profile also highlights that he is a national-level football player. He secured admission to Delhi University through the sports quota by representing football at the national level. Here is what you need to know about his family, politics, controversies and net worth.
Who is Aryan Maan?
Aryan Maan completed his B.Com from Hansraj College in 2025. His popularity grew from there, making him one of the most talked-about candidates this year. He even received support and cheers from students with different political affiliations. His grandfather was a wrestler, while his father and uncles also practised wrestling. His grandfather was a leader of the Lova satrah khap. His uncles were also into the liquor business and had previously been associated with former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.
Who is the father of Aryan Maan?
Aryan Maan belongs to the Maan family, which is known in business. His father, Sikandar Maan, is the Executive Director of ADS Group in Beri. The family also owns the Royal Green liquor brand.
Who is the Brother of Aryan Maan?
Aryan’s elder brother, Virat Maan, is active in their family business. He works as the CEO of ADS Group and also serves as the Director of RocoBrand. According to reports, Virat gave strong support to Aryan during the DUSU election campaign.
Sanjay Dutt Supported Aryan Maan
Sanjay Dutt has publicly supported Aryan Maan’s campaign. In a viral video, the actor said, “Aryan is like my nephew. I request all students to support him and vote for him.” This endorsement has sparked widespread buzz across campus.
Aryan Maan’s Net Worth
Aryan’s family-owned company, ADS Spirits Private Limited, where his father serves as a director, reported a revenue of ₹1,590 crore for the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2024. The family is also linked to the Royal Green whisky brand.
Controversies Surrounding Aryan Maan and Family Business
During the DUSU elections, Aryan’s opponent said his family is connected to a liquor company, ADS Spirit Private Limited, in Jhajjar, Haryana. Aryan did not confirm or deny this.
The issue caused heated debate during the campaign, but Aryan remained popular among students, many of whom supported his plans for reform and development.
The NSUI accused the ABVP of vote tampering in the September 2025 elections. NSUI candidate Joslyn Nandita Choudhary claimed a blue ink mark was placed in front of Aryan Maan’s name on EVMs at Hansraj and Kirori Mal colleges, suggesting manipulation.
