Rajasthan Civic Body Polls 2026: AAP Sweeps Baran Nagar Parishad, Wins 31 Wards; BJP Gets Nine
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Rajasthan local body poll results: AAP wins Baran Municipal Council, bags 31 of 60 seats; Congress gets 18, BJP 9
In a noteworthy electoral achievement, the Aam Aadmi Party clinched a decisive majority in the Baran Municipal Council elections, securing thirty-one out of sixty available seats. This triumph positions them ahead of the Congress party, which garnered eighteen seats. With AAP's overall success in winning forty-two wards during the Rajasthan urban local body elections, these results highlight the political landscape's shifting dynamics.
Rajasthan civic body polls 2026: AAP sweeps Baran Nagar Parishad, wins 31 wards; BJP gets nine
According to the Rajasthan State Election Commission (SEC), the AAP has emerged as the single largest party in the Baran Nagar Parishad, winning 31 out of the 60 wards. Meanwhile, the Congress and the BJP won 18 and nine wards, respectively.
In a major upset in the Baran Municipal Council elections, the Aam Aadmi Party ousted the 15-year-old Congress board from power. The AAP secured an absolute majority, winning 31 seats in all 60 wards.
The Aam Aadmi Party has swept away the aspirations of the BJP and Congress in the municipal elections held in Rajasthan. National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal congratulated all his party officials and workers after the party emerged as the largest party in the state Education Minister's constituency in Monday's results. He stated on the occasion that the winds of change are now blowing in Rajasthan. The sweep has swept the Education Minister's const…
This time, the Baran district civic elections witnessed a major shift. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), contesting the Baran Municipal Council for the first time, broke into the strongholds of the Congress and BJP, securing a clear majority. Out of 60 wards, the AAP won 31, securing the necessary seats to form the council. Congress was reduced to 18 seats, while the BJP secured only 9. The BJP had won 21 seats last time. The Congress, which had formed…
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