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512 UP gram panchayats abolished during delimitation for next year's panchayat polls

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July 11, 2025

As many as 512 gram panchayats have been abolished as the delimitation of panchayats for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh rural local bodies polls have been completed.

11 new gram panchayats have been formed.

The highest number of the abolished gram panchayats were of Deoria, Azamgarh and Pratapgarh districts. While 58,195 village gram pradhans were elected in the panchayat elections of 2021, but in the next panchayat polls in the state, it has been decreased to 57,694 village pradhans.

Officials here today said that preparations for the three-tier panchayat elections to be held in April-May next year in the state have started with completion of delimitation of the gram panchayats. But the panchayati raj department will not go for determning the reservation of the seats.

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