They also urged all to come up with 'evidence' of irregularities, if any, according to a statement issued by the university on Saturday.
Confusing statements and opinions were circulated in the media over the DUCSU polls held on Mar 11 and attracted attention from the DU authorities, it said.
"Without any verification from the authorities concerned, a vested quarter was out to misguide people by giving concocted explanations about the polls for political gain,” the DU said.
"If there is any proof of irregularities, dishonesty and rigging, the university authorities will take measures after a proper investigation," it said.
Admitting the fact that there were some "unintentional errors" in conducting the election, the university said the experience gained from the polls provided food for thought.
The DUCSU election, held after 28 years, was boycotted by all major panels, except the Bangladesh Chhatra League, over allegations of rigging.