Bathinda Municipal Corporation Election Results 2026 LIVE: AAP wins 30 wards; Congress bags 5, BJP 1

AAP has won 17 wards, the Congress has won five wards while the BJP has won only one. The SAD won three wards while five independent candidates have also won.

AAP has won 17 wards, the Congress has won three wards while the BJP has won only one. Three independent candidates have also won, as per the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab.  

AAP: 879

Congress: 354

Independents and others: 245

SAD: 175

BJP: 146

BSP: 06

AAP has won 17 wards, the Congress has won three wards while the BJP has won only one. Two independent candidates have also won, as per the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab.  

AAP has won 13 wards, the Congress has won two wards while the BJP has won only one. Two independent candidates have also won, as per the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab. 

AAP has won 13 wards, while the BJP and the Congress have won one ward each. An independent candidate has also won a ward, as per the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab.

As per the latest information available at the website of the Election Commission of India (ECI), the AAP has won nine wards, while the BJP and the Congress have bagged one ward each.

As per the latest information, the AAP has won six wards. These are ward numbers 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 46.

The AAP has won two wards, 36 and 46, while the Congress has won the 35 ward.

As per the latest information at State Election Commission's website, the AAP has won 544 wards across Punjab in all local bodies. The Congress is a distant second with 187 wards. Independent candidates have won 177 wards. The Akali Dal and the BJP have won 131 and 47 wards. The BSP, on the other hand, have won four wards.

As per the latest trends, the AAP has won three wards in the Bathinda Municipal Corporation. On the other hand, the BJP and the Congress have won one ward each.

The counting of votes to declare the results for local body elections in Punjab is underway. Stay tuned to India TV Digital to catch all the live updates.

The elections to the civic bodies in Punjab are crucial because of the assembly elections which will be held next year. In the previous elections, the AAP swept the state, winning 92 out of the 117 assembly constituencies.

The Congress will hold a meeting at 4 pm on Friday, as counting of votes continue to declare the results for the local body elections in Punjab.

Ajnala Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Inderjeet Singh said on Friday that the counting of votes is being done peacefully across the state, adding that the supervision is being done by SP Headquarters.

"Police personnel are here on law and order duty. Counting will be done peacefully," he told news agency ANI. "You can see everything is peaceful here and it will be continue to be the same."

For the local body elections, there were 35,45,567 registered voters, including 17,11,635 women and 220 others, in Punjab. Of them 61.4 per cent people caste their votes, as per the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab.

The security has been tightened across Punjab, as counting of votes continue to declare the local body election results. Visuals from outside a counting centre in Amritsar.

The State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab had deployed more than 60,000 officials -- 35,000 election personnel and 32,000 police personnel -- for the polling on Tuesday (May 26).

Shiromani Akali Dal is a distant second in the local body elections in Punjab. So far, the party has won 12 wards and is leading on 18 others across the state, as per the State Election Commission (SEC). 

According to the latest trends provided by the State Election Commission (SEC), the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is racing ahead in the local body elections in Punjab. So far, the party has won 72 wards and is leading on 25 others across the state.

According to the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab, AAP leader Padamjeet Singh Mehta has won the ward no 46(46) in Bathinda.

Around 7,555 candidates -- AAP (1,801), Congress (1,550), BJP (1,316), Akali Dal (1,251) and BSP (96) -- are in fray in the local body elections in Punjab, as per the State Election Commission (SEC). 

According to the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab, the AAP has won 63 wards unopposed across the state so far. Meanwhile, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has won nine wards unopposed and a Congress candidate has also won.

AAP leader Padamjeet Singh Mehta has won the ward no 46 in Bathinda. Besides, party leaders Amritpal Kaur won ward no 05, Tek Singh won ward no 10, Lakhwinder Singh won ward no 02, Veerpal Kaur won ward no 05.

The counting of votes to declare the local body elections in Punjab has started. Stay tuned to India TV to catch all the live updates.

The counting of votes will begin shortly to declare the results for the local body elections in Punjab. Stay tuned to India TV to catch all the live updates.

According to the State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab, a voter turnout of 61.5 per cent was recorded in the local body elections. The polling for the civic body elections in Punjab was held on May 26 (Tuesday).

The State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab had set up 3,977 polling stations across the state to facilitate smooth and peaceful voting.

According to State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab, around 10,809 candidates were in fray for these elections. Out of these, 2,154 candidates are contesting in the 8 municipal corporations, 7,334 in the municipal councils, and 1,321 in the nagar panchayats.

According to State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab, a total of 36,72,932 were eligible to cast their votes in these elections, comprising 18,98,990 male voters, 17,73,716 female voters, and 226 third-gender voters.

Punjab has eight municipal corporations. These are Mohali, Bathinda, Abohar, Barnala, Kapurthala, Moga, Batala, and Pathankot.

The counting of votes will start at 8 am. The early trends are expected to be out soon. Stay tuned to India TV Digital for all the live updates.

The State Election Commission (SEC) of Punjab will declare the results for local body elections, including the Bathinda Municipal Corporation, on Friday.