Khanna Municipal Council Election Results LIVE: AAP wins 21 of 27 declared wards

Results have been announced for 27 of the 33 wards in the Khanna Municipal Council elections, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) maintaining a comfortable lead.

According to the latest tally:

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) - 21

Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) - 2

Indian National Congress (INC) - 4

Results for the remaining six wards are still awaited as counting continues.

Results have been announced for 20 of the 33 wards in the Khanna Municipal Council elections, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) maintaining a strong lead.

According to the latest tally, AAP has won 17 of the 20 declared wards, while the Indian National Congress (INC) has secured 3 seats so far.

Current tally (20 of 33 wards declared):

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) - 17

Indian National Congress (INC) - 3

Counting for the remaining wards is underway, and more results are expected shortly.

Results have been declared for 14 wards in the Khanna municipal elections, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) putting up a dominant performance so far.

According to the latest figures, AAP has won 13 of the 14 declared wards, while the Indian National Congress (INC) has secured 1 seat.

Current tally (14 wards declared):

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) - 13

Indian National Congress (INC) - 1

More results are awaited as the counting process continues.

Aam Aadmi Party has won 11 out of 33 wards so far in Khanna Municipal Council. The counting of votes is underway. 

List of AAP leaders who have won:

• Ward Number 1: Sarbjeet Kaur (AAP)
• Ward Number 2: Pardeep Kumar Ratan(AAP)
• Ward Number 3: Charanpreet Kaur (AAP)
• Ward Number 4: Sunil Kumar (AAP)
• Ward Number 5: Natasha Sharma (AAP)
• Ward Number 6: Gurmail Singh (AAP)
• Ward Number 7: Ranbir Singh (AAP)
• Ward Number 11: Karun Arora (AAP)
• Ward Number 12: Joginderpal Gupta (AAP)
• Ward Number 14: Jarnail Singh (AAP)
• Ward Number 17: Amrita Khanna (AAP)

The Aam Aadmi Party has won these wards as per the latest trends. The counting of votes is underway. 

• Sunil Kumar - Ward No. 4
• Gurmail Singh - Ward No. 6
• Harish Gupta - Ward No. 12
• Jarnail Singh - Ward No. 14

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is leading in one ward in the Khanna Municipal Council. The Khanna Municipal Council has a total of 33 wards. The counting of votes is underway. 

The counting of votes across all 33 wards has started. The polling was held for the 75 municipal councils on May 26. 

Authorities have declared a 200-metre radius around counting centres as a no-vehicle zone. Entry will only be allowed after identity checks, and access is restricted to authorised candidates and counting agents. The SSP also warned that strict action will be taken against anyone spreading rumours, causing disruption or displaying weapons during the counting.

SSP Darpan Ahluwalia confirmed that extensive arrangements had been made to ensure peaceful, fair and transparent counting. Around 410 police personnel are on duty, supported by two SP-rank and nine Deputy SP-rank officers. Patrolling teams will remain active throughout the day to maintain order.

Officials carried out a thorough check of the counting centre set up at AS Modern Senior Secondary School in Khanna. Directions were issued to streamline access control, surveillance and overall smooth conduct of the counting process. Voting in Khanna, Payal, Doraha, Samrala and nearby areas was held on May 26.

Ahead of the vote counting, Khanna SSP Darpan Ahluwalia inspected arrangements at the designated centres in Khanna, Samrala and Doraha. The visit focused on reviewing security measures and ensuring that all administrative preparations were in place.

Apart from the Ward 5 dispute, polling across Khanna progressed steadily from 8 am to 5 pm in line with the statewide schedule. Voters turned out to elect representatives who will oversee civic services and infrastructure.

Polling day saw tensions in Khanna's Ward No. 5 after residents alleged that more than 200 voter names were missing from the rolls. The protest drew political attention and revived concerns over electoral roll accuracy.

Authorities set up multiple polling stations in Khanna and deployed security personnel to ensure smooth voting. The arrangements were aimed at preventing disruptions and maintaining order across all wards.

With voting held in all 33 wards, Khanna remained a major municipal council attracting significant public and political attention. Officials reported strong engagement from voters throughout the day.

A combined electorate of 2,09,561 voters across these six councils, including Khanna, was eligible to cast ballots. This included 1,09,244 male voters, 1,00,303 female voters and 14 third-gender electors, underscoring the scale of civic participation.

Khanna was part of a cluster of six municipal councils that together saw 452 candidates contesting. The intense competition reflected the high political stakes in the region ahead of the 2027 state polls.

Khanna Municipal Council emerged as one of the most closely watched civic bodies during the May 26 elections in Punjab. With 33 wards, it played a central role in the polling exercise conducted across 105 municipal bodies statewide.

The outcome in Khanna is expected to offer insights into shifting voter sentiment at the municipal level. As Punjab heads toward the 2027 Assembly elections, today’s results will play a key role in shaping local political narratives.

The counting of votes for Khanna’s 33 wards is scheduled to begin at 8 am. Officials expect the final results to be declared by evening, setting the stage for a clearer picture of local political currents.