Rewari Municipal Council Election Results 2026: BJP wins 12 wards, independents dominate with 19 seats

BJP's Vinita Pippal wins Rewari President election by defeating Congress candidate Neharika with a margin of 21,455 votes. Pippal received 44,521 votes, while her rival Congress candidate managed to get 23,066 votes.

Here's a ward-wise list of winners 

• Ward 1: Shilpi Sharma (IND)
• Ward 2: Pooja (BJP)
• Ward 3: Parveen Kumar (Congress)
• Ward 4: Omprakash (BJP)
• Ward 5: Poonam (IND)
• Ward 6: Gopal Krishan (IND) 
• Ward 7: Chetram (BJP)
• Ward 8: Poonam Satija (IND)
• Ward 9: Sachin (IND) 
• Ward 10: Pawan Kumar (IND)
• Ward 11: Sushma Alok Yadav  (BJP)
• Ward 12: Nikhil Yadav  (BJP)
• Ward 13: Santosh  (IND)
• Ward 14: Chandan Yadav (IND)
• Ward 15: Rachna Rao (IND)
• Ward 16: Mukesh Verma (IND)
• Ward 17: Suchitra (IND)
• Ward 18: Ranjana Bhardwaj (IND)
• Ward 19: Nihal Singh (BJP)
• Ward 20: Suman Rani (IND)
• Ward 21: Santosh Yadav (BJP)
• Ward 22: Devender Kumar Sharma (BJP)
• Ward 23: Reena Gupta (BJP)
• Ward 24: Neeraj Kumar (BJP)
• Ward 25: Satyanarain (BJP)
• Ward 26: Itender Pal (IND)
• Ward 27: Suman (IND)
• Ward 28: Ramesh Kumar (IND)
• Ward 29: Shri Bhagwan (IND)
• Ward 30: Poonam (IND)
• Ward 31: Pardeep Bhargava (BJP)
• Ward 32: Manish Kumar (IND)

Independent candidate Suman Rani won from Ward 20 by 492 votes.

BJP candidate Nihal Singh won from Ward 19 by 638 votes. 

A spokesperson of the Haryana State Election Commission said directions had been issued to the District Election Officers and Returning Officers to ensure that the counting process is conducted in a fair, transparent, peaceful and orderly manner. The counting of votes began at the designated counting centres. The spokesperson said that extensive and robust security arrangements have been made at all counting centres. Only authorised persons are allowed entry at the counting venues. CCTV surveillance, barricading, deployment of adequate police force and all basic facilities have been ensured at the centres.

Here are the winners of the Rewari Municipal Council so far: 

• Ward 1: Shilpi Sharma (IND)
• Ward 2: Pooja (BJP)
• Ward 3: Parveen Kumar (Congress)
• Ward 4: Omprakash (BJP)
• Ward 5: Poonam (IND)
• Ward 6: Gopal Krishan (IND) 
• Ward 7: Chetram (BJP)
• Ward 8: Poonam Satija (IND)
• Ward 9: Sachin (IND) 
• Ward 10: Pawan Kumar (IND)
• Ward 11: Sushma Alok Yadav  (BJP)
• Ward 12: Nikhil Yadav  (BJP)
• Ward 13: Santosh  (IND)
• Ward 14: Chandan Yadav (IND)
• Ward 15: Rachna Rao (IND)
• Ward 16: Mukesh Verma (IND)
• Ward 17: Suchitra (IND)
• Ward 18: Ranjana Bhardwaj (IND)
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• Independent candidate Shilpi Sharma wins Ward No. 1
• BJP candidate Pooja Vijay wins Ward No. 2
• Congress candidate Praveen Chaudhary wins Ward No. 3
• BJP candidate Omprakash Saini wins Ward No. 4

Independent candidate Shilpi Sharma won the Ward 1 by defeating BJP candidate Sangeeta Lata. Sharma was polled 1525 votes, while Lata got 1145 votes.

Counting of votes for the Rewari Municipal Council elections began on Wednesday (May 13).

Six candidates are in the fray for the Rewari Municipal Council President 

• Vinita Pippal (BJP)
• Neharika (INC)
• Asha (IND)
• Shakuntla Bhandoria (IND)
• Meenu Dahinwal (IND)
• Deepika Pawar (IND)

In the 2020 Rewari Presidential election, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Poonam Yadav won and was elected as the Municipal Committee President of Rewari.

According to the State Election Commission portal, Rewari recorded a voter turnout of 66.2 per cent.

A total of 1,15,157 voters cast their votes at 108 polling stations, including 59,142 male, 56,011 female, and 4 other voters.

Polling for the election of mayor and ward councillors in Ambala, Panchkula and Sonipat, president and councillors in the Rewari municipal council, and for presidents and councillors in the municipal committees of Sampla in Rohtak district, Dharuhera in Rewari district, and Uklana in Hisar district took place on May 10.

In the Rewari Municipal Council the President's post is reserved for Scheduled Castes (Women). 

In Rewari Municipal Council, elections was held in 32 wards. The wards include 4 for Scheduled Castes, 2 for Scheduled Castes (Women), 2 for BC-A, 1 for BC-A (Women), 2 for BC-B, 2 for BC-B (Women), 6 for Women, and 13 unreserved. 

Counting of votes for the Rewari Municipal Council elections will begin at 8 am on Wednesday (May 13).