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Independents win big in U'khand panchayat polls
The New Indian Express Tadepalligudem
|August 03, 2025
INDEPENDENTS have emerged as a dominant force in Uttarakhand's three-tier panchayat elections, securing the largest share of seats and delivering a blow to the ruling BJP and opposition Congress.
The results, declared on Thursday, underscore a growing voter preference for non-aligned candidates and rejection of dynastic politics, particularly impacting the BJP.
Of the 358 Zila Panchayat member seats, Independents secured 145, BJP-backed candidates 121, and Congress-backed candidates 92.
In the 2019 panchayat elections also, Independents outperformed major parties.
This time the polls covered 11,082 positions across tiers, with many elected unopposed or remaining vacant.
A key feature of this election was the rural electorate's preference for young, educated, and enthusiastic candidates, irrespective of party affiliation.
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