Amravati and Buldhana Local Body Election Results 2025: Shiv Sena is leading in Buldhana

The Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena is leading in the Buldhana Municipal Council in the Buldhana district. It has 30 wards.

Latest trends from the Maharashtra civic polls show the ruling Mahayuti alliance firmly in the lead across the state. The alliance is ahead in 192 local bodies, with the Bharatiya Janata Party leading in 107 and the Eknath Shinde led Shiv Sena in 48. The Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi is currently leading in 46 local bodies.

Amid counting of votes in the local body polls on Sunday, Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan claimed his party had got a decisive mandate as voters had rejected the Opposition's "fake narrative". He claimed the Mahayuti had won more than 250 councils, nagar parishads and nagar panchayats out of 288, with BJP candidates securing 134 out of 236 council chief posts and over 3,000 corporator seats. 

Latest trends from the Maharashtra civic polls show the ruling Mahayuti alliance firmly in the lead across the state. The alliance is ahead in 192 local bodies, with the Bharatiya Janata Party leading in 107 and the Eknath Shinde led Shiv Sena in 48. The Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi is currently leading in 46 local bodies. 

The ruling Mahayuti is leading in the Salekasa Nagar Panchayat in the Gondia district. The counting of votes is ongoing and the result will soon be announced.

Early trends from the Maharashtra civic elections indicate a clear advantage for the ruling Mahayuti alliance, which is leading in 192 local bodies. The Bharatiya Janata Party is ahead in 107 bodies, while the Eknath Shinde led Shiv Sena is leading in 48. The Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi is currently ahead in 46 local bodies.

Counting is in progress in 253 of the 288 municipal councils and nagar panchayats, with results from the remaining bodies yet to be declared.  

The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance has taken an early lead in the elections for 246 municipal councils and 42 nagar panchayats across Maharashtra. According to initial trends, the BJP is ahead in 133 seats, while its alliance partners, the Shiv Sena and the NCP, are leading in 46 and 34 seats, respectively.

On the Opposition side, the Congress is ahead in 29 local bodies, while the Shiv Sena UBT leads in 6 and the NCP faction led by Sharad Pawar is ahead in 8 seats. 

Early trends from the Maharashtra local body elections show the ruling Mahayuti crossing the 200 mark, establishing a clear lead across the state. According to the latest trends from the elections to 246 municipal councils and 42 nagar panchayats, the Mahayuti alliance is leading in 213 local bodies.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has emerged as the single largest party in the early trends, leading in 128 municipal councils and nagar panchayats. It is followed by the Shiv Sena with 52 leads and the Nationalist Congress Party with 33. Together, these figures place the Mahayuti firmly ahead in the overall tally.

On the Opposition side, the Maha Vikas Aghadi is trailing with leads in 52 local bodies. The Congress is ahead in 35, the Shiv Sena UBT in 9 and the NCP SP in 8 councils and nagar panchayats.

Local alliances and independent groups are leading in 22 places, indicating that regional equations continue to play a role despite the dominance of the major alliances in the early trends. 

Early trends from the Maharashtra local body elections show the ruling Mahayuti crossing the 200 mark, establishing a clear lead across the state. According to the latest trends from the elections to 246 municipal councils and 42 nagar panchayats, the Mahayuti alliance is leading in 213 local bodies.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has emerged as the single largest party in the early trends, leading in 128 municipal councils and nagar panchayats. It is followed by the Shiv Sena with 52 leads and the Nationalist Congress Party with 33. Together, these figures place the Mahayuti firmly ahead in the overall tally.

On the Opposition side, the Maha Vikas Aghadi is trailing with leads in 52 local bodies. The Congress is ahead in 35, the Shiv Sena UBT in 9 and the NCP SP in 8 councils and nagar panchayats.

Local alliances and independent groups are leading in 22 places, indicating that regional equations continue to play a role despite the dominance of the major alliances in the early trends.

As per the latest trends, the Mahayuti alliance is leading in 161 municipal councils, with the BJP ahead in 81, the Shiv Sena in 46 and the NCP in 34. The Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi is leading in 40 councils, with the Congress securing 22, the NCP SP 10 and the Shiv Sena UBT 8. Others are leading in 22 municipal councils.  

Mahayuti: 172

BJP: 90

Shiv Sena: 49

NCP: 33

MVA: 45

Congress: 25

NCP-SP: 12

Shiv Sena-UBT: 8

Others: 23

BJP-led Mahayuti has taken early lead, while Congress-led MVA is trailing behind.

Mahayuti: 34

BJP: 25

Shiv Sena: 6

NCP: 3

MVA: 5

Congress: 4

Shiv Sena-UBT: 1

NCP-SP: 0

Others: 0. 

Mahayuti: 126

BJP: 66

Shiv Sena: 33

NCP: 27

MVA: 37

Congress: 18

NCP-SP: 11

Shiv Sena-UBT: 8

Others: 15

The postal ballots will be counted first. The early trends are expected to surface shortly.  

In the Amravati division, several nagar panchayats across districts show varied political outcomes in previous elections. In Akola district, Barshi Takali Nagar Panchayat, which has 17 seats, saw the Congress and Others secure 6 seats each in the 2018 results, while Independents won 3 seats and the BJP secured 2 seats.

In Amravati district, Dharni Nagar Panchayat, with 17 seats, recorded a mixed verdict in 2015, with the NCP emerging ahead with 8 seats, followed by the BJP with 4, the Congress with 3 and the Shiv Sena with 2 seats. In the same district, Nand Khandeshwar Nagar Panchayat also has 17 seats. Its 2015 results showed the Congress leading with 7 seats, the BJP winning 4, the NCP and Shiv Sena securing 2 seats each, and Independents taking the remaining 2 seats.  

The Mahayuti alliance is leading in 9 municipal councils, while the Shiv Sena is ahead in 2 councils. In the Mahayuti alliance, BJP is leading on 7 municipal councils. The Congress lags behimd with lead on just two.

The counting of votes for Amravati and Buldhana Local Body Election has started. BJP, Shiv Sena, NCP- who is winning? The result will be announced shortly. 

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Sadhanatai Girish Mahajan was elected unopposed as president of the Jamner Municipal Council in Jalgaon district. Similarly, BJP candidate Prajakta Ajinkyarana Patil was elected unopposed as president of the Angar Nagar Panchayat in Solapur district.  

The counting of Amravati and Buldhana local body election results 2025 has started. The result will be out by evening today. The polling for 288 urban local bodies, comprising 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats across all six administrative divisions was earlier held on December 2 and 20 at 13,355 polling stations.  

The elections covered several key municipal councils, including Baramati in Pune district and Ambernath in Thane district. In Nashik district, 6 wards in Sinnar, Ojhar and Chandwad recorded an average voter turnout of 49.47%. In a separate incident, a 25 year old man was detained in Sinnar Ward 2 for attempting to vote using his brother’s name with a fake Aadhaar card. 

Amravati

Achalpur Municipal Council

• Independents: 12
• Others: 8
• Congress: 7
• BJP: 7
• NCP: 3
• Shiv Sena: 2.

Anjangaon-Surji Municipal Council

• BJP: 17
• Others: 3
• NCP: 2
• Independents: 2
• Shiv Sena: 1
• Congress: 1.

Chandur Bazar Municipal Council

• BJP: 7
• Independents: 5
• Others: 3
• NCP: 2. 

Chandur Railway Municipal Council

• Congress: 10
• BJP: 5
• Independents: 2

Elections in 154 wards across 76 municipal councils and municipal panchayats were postponed earlier and later conducted on December 20 

The local body elections saw a direct battle between the BJP led Mahayuti alliance and the Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi, while several seats also witnessed friendly contests among alliance partners, including the BJP, the Eknath Shinde faction of the Shiv Sena, and the Ajit Pawar led NCP.

BJP state president Ravindra Chavan said that even before the elections, 100 BJP municipal council members had been elected unopposed. Referring to the party’s earlier performance, he noted that in 2017 the BJP had won 72 municipal councils, and this time the party is aiming to surpass its previous record.

In the 2017 municipal council elections, the Congress won 34 of the 246 councils. With the 2025 results now awaited, attention is on whether the party can improve upon its performance and surpass its earlier tally.

In the Amravati division, several nagar panchayats across districts show varied political outcomes in previous elections. In Akola district, Barshi Takali Nagar Panchayat, which has 17 seats, saw the Congress and Others secure 6 seats each in the 2018 results, while Independents won 3 seats and the BJP secured 2 seats.

In Amravati district, Dharni Nagar Panchayat, with 17 seats, recorded a mixed verdict in 2015, with the NCP emerging ahead with 8 seats, followed by the BJP with 4, the Congress with 3 and the Shiv Sena with 2 seats. In the same district, Nand Khandeshwar Nagar Panchayat also has 17 seats. Its 2015 results showed the Congress leading with 7 seats, the BJP winning 4, the NCP and Shiv Sena securing 2 seats each, and Independents taking the remaining 2 seats. 

Counting for 286 seats of Municipal Councils will begin at 10 am. The polling for 288 urban local bodies, comprising 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats across all six administrative divisions was earlier held on December 2 and 20 at 13,355 polling stations.    

Counting of 40 Municipal Councils will begin shortly at 10 am. The polling for 288 urban local bodies, comprising 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats across all six administrative divisions was earlier held on December 2 and 20 at 13,355 polling stations.  

The Amravati and Buldhana Local Body Election Results 2025 counting will start at 10 am. The polling for 288 urban local bodies, comprising 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats across all six administrative divisions was earlier held on December 2 and 20 at 13,355 polling stations. 

The counting of Amravati and Buldhana local body election results 2025 will begin at 10 am. The result will be out by evening today. The polling for 288 urban local bodies, comprising 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats across all six administrative divisions was earlier held on December 2 and 20 at 13,355 polling stations.