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1. Incompetence and arrogance of Kanhaiya Kumar. A rebel NSUI Jat candidate (who swept Jat votes) won and blamed this reason. Kanhaiya should stick to JNU.
2. Caste arithmetic. Because non-Yadav OBC communities are strong BJP voters. People make the mistake of clubbing SC and non-Yadav OBC together. Two very different demographics. Non-Yadav OBC + Brahmin/Kshatriya/Vaishya vote outnumbers SC + Muslim + Yadav. Also, the number of Muslim students enrolled is anyway small. Jamia has far higher numbers.