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    Raj civic poll results: BJP retains top spot; lesser vote share gap with Cong sends notice

    Jaipur: The BJP may have emerged as the larger winner in Rajasthan’s urban local body elections, but the numbers tell a more complicated political story. With the BJP securing 35.30 per cent of the vote against 34.36 per cent for Congress, the gap between the two principal parties is just 0.94 percentage points, a margin.

    Rajasthan HC Rejects Delay Plea, Orders Local Body Polls by July 31

    In a significant development, the Rajasthan High Court on Friday directed the state government and the State Election Commission to conduct panchayat and urban local body elections by July 31, rejecting the government’s request to defer the polls until December.

    Panchayat and local body elections to be held in Rajasthan by July 31

    The Rajasthan High Court has directed the state government to conduct Panchayat and local body elections by July 31, 2026.

    Buzz Surrounding Local Body Elections in Punjab

    The political atmosphere in Punjab is currently charged due to the ongoing local body elections. Following the scrutiny of nomination papers yesterday—May 18—today marks the deadline for the withdrawal of nominations. Currently, 10,809 candidates remain in the fray for Punjab’s local body polls, with political parties vying to give each other a fierce contest, particularly.

    AAP Announces First List of Candidates for Punjab Urban Local Body Elections

    Aam Aadmi Party has announced its first list of candidates for the upcoming urban local body elections in Punjab. The party released the names of candidates who will contest the municipal elections across different cities and towns in the state. The announcement marks the beginning of AAP’s election campaign for the urban civic polls. Party.

    Jalandhar Civic Polls: Nomination Filing Likely to Pick Up Today, No Papers Filed on First Day

    Jalandhar: Elections will be held across 99 wards spanning Jalandhar’s 5 municipal councils and 2 Nagar Panchayats. On the first day of the process, Wednesday (May 13), no candidate filed nominations. Divya P, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Rural Development) ‘cum’ Additional District Election Officer, Jalandhar, stated that candidates may file their nomination papers until May 16,.

    Bharatiya Janata Party Holds Key Meet to Decide Local Body Leadership After Gujarat Poll Sweep

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Gujarat on Wednesday convened a meeting of its State Election Committee to begin deliberations on appointing key office-bearers across local bodies following its recent electoral success.

    Scrutiny of Nomination Papers Begins for Himachal Urban Local Body Polls; 1,426 Candidates in Fray for 449 Councillor Posts

    Shimla: The scrutiny of nomination papers for 51 urban local bodies in Himachal Pradesh is taking place today (Monday). During this process, any nominations found to be invalid will be rejected. A total of 1,426 aspirants have filed nominations for 449 posts across these 51 bodies. Kangra district has recorded the highest number of nominations,.

    Gujarat local poll results: BJP takes early lead across civic, rural bodies

    New Delhi: Gujarat Local Body Election 2026 results showed a massive win for the Bharatiya Janata Party across municipalities and nagarpalikas. In municipality seats, BJP won 937 out of 1044 total seats, while Indian National Congress secured 95 seats and Aam Aadmi Party managed 6 seats. In Nagarpalika results, BJP again dominated with 1976 seats.

    AAP Candidate Injured in Gujarat Poll Firing Incident

    Una, Gujarat: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Friday alleged that Ajay, its candidate for local body elections in Gujarat’s Una, was injured in a firing incident. AAP Delhi MLA Gopal Rai slammed the BJP, alleging that the police failed to register an FIR into the Wednesday night’s incident. In an X post, Gopal Rai accused.

    Himachal Offers ₹1 Cr Incentive for Unopposed Polls

    Shimla, April 22: The Himachal Pradesh government has introduced a new incentive scheme aimed at encouraging unopposed (unanimous) Panchayat elections in the state. Under this initiative, Panchayati Raj institutions elected without contest will receive financial rewards of up to ₹1 crore, depending on the level of the body. Objective of the Scheme The main goal.