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Although the final results wouldn't be published until after 5 PM, the early trends would probably be evident by 11 AM. At 42 locations throughout the city, the votes would be counted. On Sunday, the polling for the MCD elections in the capital was completed without incident. On December 7, 2022, the results for the three MCD wings would be announced. In the capital, about 50% of eligible voters used their right to vote. The past fifteen years, these municipalities have been ruled by the BJP.
The BJP is riding on the confidence of its prior successful runs in the MCD, but the Aam Aadmi Party appeared to be proclaiming its triumph in the elections this time. Despite being local, the elections have attracted interest across the nation. While the congress party took a more relaxed approach to the elections, the AAP campaigned by exposing the corruption in the MCD and making freebie promises.
There would be 250 seats up for election. Adesh Gupta, the head of the Delhi BJP, has stated unequivocally that the citizens of Delhi currently understand what is best for them. Once again, Delhi's election promises to be interesting.
The Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) and Delhi Election Watch undertook an examination of the 1,336 candidates' affidavits and found that 42% of the candidates are crorepatis. One hundred and ninety-one (10%) of the 1,336 applicants analysed had criminal complaints filed against them. Out of the 2,315 candidates in the 2017 MCD elections that were examined, 173 (7%) had criminal convictions filed against them.
Most crorepatis fighting the MCD elections are from the Congress party, followed by the BJP and Aam Aadmi Party.
Since the BJP now controls the MCD, it is battling anti-incumbency and corruption allegations against it, while the Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, is riding high on the triumph of the assembly elections and wants to take over MCD in order to have total control of Delhi. The Congress is likewise eager to establish itself in Delhi in order to recapture a small portion of its former splendour.
Delhi residents are currently inundated with offers, freebies, discounts, and other incentives. If the AAP is elected to office, Arvind Kejriwal has stated that it will make MCD corruption free among his ten promises to the capital. Additionally, Congress has promised 100% door to door garbage collection as one of its major agenda.
All the parties are promising to do away with the corruption and give Delhi an efficient administration which would respond to the grievances of the people. In all likelihood MCD Elections to the 250 wards in unified municipal corporations will be interesting to watch. The voting would take place on December 4, 2022 and the results will be announced on December 7, 2022.
It's a chaos throughout the city. The city's civic services are falling short of the increasing demands; piles of trash and overflowing drains are visible practically everywhere. Since hundreds of people perish every summer as a result of mosquito breeding in dirt and unclean surroundings, chikungunya and dengue have become everyday events. Another topic that is being discussed in this election is the lack of access to clean drinking water. Many colonies, particularly in East Delhi, go without water for days at a time and even when they do, the water is unfit for human consumption.
Despite BJP control over the MCD, the city has not received acceptable municipal services. Even the BJP high command has decided not to grant the current councillors tickets because of the widespread corruption and inaction among them. Both civic service and corruption are major issues in this race. What does the MCD seek from the public, after all? Indeed, the city needs to be better maintained, and the government needs to be free of corruption and responsive to the concerns of the populace. Is that asking too much?
Having a jurisdictional territory of 1,397 square kilometres, MCD is an independent authority. The capital's 11 million residents are served by the MCD.
The MCD has a difficult job because it serves one of the world's most densely inhabited places. It offers civic services to numerous villages that are located in both urban and rural areas as well as regularised aunthorized colonies, slums, and rural and urban villages.
MCD was established by a parliamentary act on April 7, 1958. Freedom fighter Guru Radha Kishan served as a councilor for MCD (formerly Delhi Municipal Committee) for the most years in a row. The city of Delhi's first elected mayor was Pt. Trilok Chand Sharma. The MCD has been steadfastly provided for Delhi's residents, and it is continually modernizing to keep up with the times and the city's expanding population. Some fundamental alterations to the structure and duties of MCD were made in 1993 as a result of an amendment to the Act. After the amendment, its governance and administration underwent notable change.
The early trends are likely to be available by 11 AM though the final result would only be announced after 5 PM. The votes would be counted at 35 centers across city. Over ninety thousand security personnel will be deployed at various counting centers.
The voting for the MCD elections in the capital was concluded peacefully on Sunday. The results for the three wings of the MCD would be declared on April 26, 2017. More than 54% voters exercised their franchise despite heat wave in the capital. For the last ten years these municipalities have been ruled by the BJP.
This time Aam Aadmi Party was a new entrant in the fray and was upbeat after its landslide victory in the Delhi Assembly. The BJP, on the other hand, is riding on the popularity of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its recent win in UP elections. Though the elections are local but they have generated countrywide interest and many people see it as a referendum on the work of Arvind Kejriwal. AAP went to polls exposing the corruption in the MCD and promising freebies while the approach of the congress party was rather laid back in the elections.
MCD’s three corporations are ruled by the BJP. In the present MCD, BJP has 153 councilors in the three corporations - North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) and East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC).
In the election there would be 272 seats at stake with NDMC and SDMC together accounting for 104 seats each. 64 seats are in under EDMC. Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari has made it clear that he was in favor of new faces in MCD. It is indeed going to be an interesting election in Delhi once again.
The report says that of all the candidates in the fray, thirty percent are crorepatis while seven percent of the total candidates have criminal cases pending against them. According to the report there are 2315 candidates in the fray of them 697 are crorepatis while 163 have criminal cases pending against them.
Most crorepatis fighting the MCD elections are from the Congress party, followed by the BJP and Aam Aadmi Party.
*PTI estimated
Since the MCD at present is dominated by the BJP, it is fighting anti-incumbency and corruption charges against it while the Aam Aadmi Party, AAP has success of the assembly elections behind it and wants to control MCD so that it would have complete control of Delhi. The Congress is also eager to get a foothold in Delhi so that it can revive its past glory.
At the moment the Delhites are being bombarded with one offer after another, freebies, concessions and so on. Arvind Kejriwal has announced that if AAP is voted to power it would do away with the residential property tax and waive arrears as well. On the same lines congress has promised to do away with the commercial tax. Swaraj India, led by Yogender Yadav has promised a pollution and garbage free Delhi.
All the parties are promising to do away with the corruption and give Delhi an efficient administration which would respond to the grievances of the people. In all likelihood MCD Elections to the 272 wards in three municipal corporations will be interesting to watch. The voting would take place on April 23, 2017 and the results will be announced on April 26, 2017.
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The city is in a mess. The civic services are not matching up with the rising challenges - heaps of garbage and overflowing drainages can be seen almost everywhere in the city. The chikungunya and dengue have become a routine affair as hundreds of lives are lost every summer thanks to the breeding of mosquitoes in the filth and unhygienic conditions. Unavailability of drinking water is yet another issue which is doing the rounds in this election, many colonies, especially in the East Delhi, go without water for days and even the water they get is not drinkable.
The MCD has been controlled by the BJP but it has failed to provide satisfactory civic services to the city. Even BJP high command also acknowledges the rampant corruption and lack of action amongst its councilors and has decided to not to give the tickets to the sitting councilors. The corruption is the main issue in this election and so is the civic service. After all, what the people want from the MCD? Indeed better upkeep of the city and a corruption free administration that is sympathetic to the needs of people and responds to their complaints. Is that too much to ask?
MCD is an autonomous body which has an area of 1,397 square kilometers in its jurisdiction. The MCD serves around 11 million people in the capital.
The task of MCD is a daunting one as it provides services to one of the most densely populated areas in the world. It provides civic services to rural and urban villages, regularized aunthorized colones, slums and many villages falling in both urban and rural areas.
MCD was formed on 7th of April, 1958 under and Act of Parliament. Freedom Fighter Guru Radha Kishan represented MCD ( initially Delhi Municipal Committee ) for most consecutive years as a Councilor. Pt. Trilok Chand Sharma was the first elected Mayor of Delhi. The MCD has been serving the people of Delhi relentlessly and is upgrading itself to the changing times and growing population. In 1993 an amendment of the Act introduced some basic changes in the composition and functions of MCD. It’s administration and governance has changed considerably after the amendment.
*Source: delhi.gov.in
*Source: delhi.gov.in
Delhi MCD Elections 2022
Delhi is anticipating the results of the MCD election, which will be made public on December 7, 2022. The BJP is already expected to win the elections, according to exit surveys. On the 7th, at 8 AM, the 250 wards' votes will begin to be counted.Although the final results wouldn't be published until after 5 PM, the early trends would probably be evident by 11 AM. At 42 locations throughout the city, the votes would be counted. On Sunday, the polling for the MCD elections in the capital was completed without incident. On December 7, 2022, the results for the three MCD wings would be announced. In the capital, about 50% of eligible voters used their right to vote. The past fifteen years, these municipalities have been ruled by the BJP.
The BJP is riding on the confidence of its prior successful runs in the MCD, but the Aam Aadmi Party appeared to be proclaiming its triumph in the elections this time. Despite being local, the elections have attracted interest across the nation. While the congress party took a more relaxed approach to the elections, the AAP campaigned by exposing the corruption in the MCD and making freebie promises.
There would be 250 seats up for election. Adesh Gupta, the head of the Delhi BJP, has stated unequivocally that the citizens of Delhi currently understand what is best for them. Once again, Delhi's election promises to be interesting.
FORTY TWO PERCENT CROREPATIS IN THE MCD THIS TIME
The National Election Watch and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) produced a study just before the MCD elections that details the financial situation and criminal histories of the candidates running in the MCD election of 2022.The Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) and Delhi Election Watch undertook an examination of the 1,336 candidates' affidavits and found that 42% of the candidates are crorepatis. One hundred and ninety-one (10%) of the 1,336 applicants analysed had criminal complaints filed against them. Out of the 2,315 candidates in the 2017 MCD elections that were examined, 173 (7%) had criminal convictions filed against them.
Most crorepatis fighting the MCD elections are from the Congress party, followed by the BJP and Aam Aadmi Party.
MCD Election Voter Turnout Over the Years
| Year | Voter Turnout % |
|---|---|
| 2022* | 50 |
| 2017 | 54 |
| 2012 | 53 |
| 2007 | 42.78 |
| 2002 | 51 |
Delhi MCD Election 2022 Date
The election commission has announced that the Delhi MCD elections would be held on December 4th and the results would be out on December 7th. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), the largest civic body of Delhi is going for elections in December. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) takes care of eight districts of Delhi. MCD is an autonomous body which elects its councilor in elections that are held every five years. It serves around 11 million people in the capital.| Poll Events | Schedule |
|---|---|
| Issue of notification | November 7, 2022 |
| Last date of nomination | November 14, 2022 |
| Scrutiny of nomination | November 16, 2022 |
| Last date of withdrawal of candidature | November 19, 2022 |
| Date of polling | December 4, 2022 (Sunday) |
| Counting of vote | December 7, 2022 (Wednesday) |
| Completion of the electoral process | December 15, 2022 |
Political Party Agenda to woo Voters in MCD Election 2022
Every political party running in the MCD elections is trying to persuade voters that they can give Delhi the greatest civic services and government. The three MCDs of Delhi will hold polls in only three weeks. 2012 saw the division of the MCD into the North, South, and East Delhi Municipal Corporations. NDMC and SDMC both have 104 council members, whereas EDMC only has 64. Municipal elections that were supposed to take place in April 2022 were postponed by the state Election Commission indefinitely in March 2022. The Delhi Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill, which would have reunified the three municipal corporations into a single entity, was passed by the Union Government on March 22. Formally, the consolidated Municipal Corporation of Delhi was established on 22 May 2022.Since the BJP now controls the MCD, it is battling anti-incumbency and corruption allegations against it, while the Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, is riding high on the triumph of the assembly elections and wants to take over MCD in order to have total control of Delhi. The Congress is likewise eager to establish itself in Delhi in order to recapture a small portion of its former splendour.
Delhi residents are currently inundated with offers, freebies, discounts, and other incentives. If the AAP is elected to office, Arvind Kejriwal has stated that it will make MCD corruption free among his ten promises to the capital. Additionally, Congress has promised 100% door to door garbage collection as one of its major agenda.
All the parties are promising to do away with the corruption and give Delhi an efficient administration which would respond to the grievances of the people. In all likelihood MCD Elections to the 250 wards in unified municipal corporations will be interesting to watch. The voting would take place on December 4, 2022 and the results will be announced on December 7, 2022.
Delhi MCD Election Issues
The Delhi Municipal Corporation elections are coming up, and there is already a frenzy of political activity in the nation's capital. 2012 saw the division of the MCD into the North, South, and East Delhi Municipal Corporations. NDMC and SDMC both have 104 seats, however EDMC only has 64 council members. The trifurcation was justified on the grounds that it would streamline government operations and improve civic services for Delhi residents. Unfortunately, very nothing occurred. Municipal elections that were supposed to take place in April 2022 were postponed by the state Election Commission indefinitely in March 2022. The Delhi Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill, which would have reunified the three municipal corporations into a single entity, was passed by the Union Government on March 22. Formally, the Delhi Unified Municipal Corporation from 22 May 2022.It's a chaos throughout the city. The city's civic services are falling short of the increasing demands; piles of trash and overflowing drains are visible practically everywhere. Since hundreds of people perish every summer as a result of mosquito breeding in dirt and unclean surroundings, chikungunya and dengue have become everyday events. Another topic that is being discussed in this election is the lack of access to clean drinking water. Many colonies, particularly in East Delhi, go without water for days at a time and even when they do, the water is unfit for human consumption.
Despite BJP control over the MCD, the city has not received acceptable municipal services. Even the BJP high command has decided not to grant the current councillors tickets because of the widespread corruption and inaction among them. Both civic service and corruption are major issues in this race. What does the MCD seek from the public, after all? Indeed, the city needs to be better maintained, and the government needs to be free of corruption and responsive to the concerns of the populace. Is that asking too much?
About Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD)
The civic organisations of Delhi maintain and manage the capital city. Eight districts of Delhi are managed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). There are 11 districts total in Delhi, with the remaining ones being managed by the Delhi Cantonment Board and the New Delhi Municipal Council.Having a jurisdictional territory of 1,397 square kilometres, MCD is an independent authority. The capital's 11 million residents are served by the MCD.
The MCD has a difficult job because it serves one of the world's most densely inhabited places. It offers civic services to numerous villages that are located in both urban and rural areas as well as regularised aunthorized colonies, slums, and rural and urban villages.
MCD was established by a parliamentary act on April 7, 1958. Freedom fighter Guru Radha Kishan served as a councilor for MCD (formerly Delhi Municipal Committee) for the most years in a row. The city of Delhi's first elected mayor was Pt. Trilok Chand Sharma. The MCD has been steadfastly provided for Delhi's residents, and it is continually modernizing to keep up with the times and the city's expanding population. Some fundamental alterations to the structure and duties of MCD were made in 1993 as a result of an amendment to the Act. After the amendment, its governance and administration underwent notable change.
Ward Wise MCD Election 2017 Results
- NDMC
- EDMC
- SDMC
| Ward Name | Leading/Winning Candidates | Party |
|---|---|---|
| North Delhi Results | ||
| Adarsh Nagar | Garima Gupta | BJP |
| Ajmeri Gate | Abhay Singh Yadav | Congress |
| Alipur | Nisha Mann | BJP |
| Aman Vihar | Ravinder Bhardwaj | AAP |
| Anand Parbat | Prerna Singh | CONGRESS |
| Ashok Vihar | Yogesh Kumar Verma | BJP |
| Bakhtawarpur | Suneet Chauhan | BJP |
| Baljit Nagar | Sunita Gauba | BJP |
| Ballimaran | Mohd Sadiq | AAP |
| Bankner | Ram Narain | AAP |
| Bawana | Braham Parkash | BJP |
| Bazar Sita Ram | Seema Tahira | CONGRESS |
| Begumpur | Reena Devi | AAP |
| Bhalswa | Surender Singh Khrub | BJP |
| Budh Vihar | Gayatri Garg | BJP |
| Burari | Anil Kumar Tyagi | BJP |
| Chandni Chowk | Ravinder Kumar | BJP |
| Civil Lines | Avtar Singh | BJP |
| Delhi Gate | Aaley Mohammaed Iqbal | CONGRESS |
| Dev Nagar | Sushila Khorwal | CONGRESS |
| Dhirpur | Naveen Kumar Tyagi | BJP |
| East Patel Nagar | Ramesh Kumar | BJP |
| G.T.B. Nagar | Raja Iqbal Singh | BJP |
| Haiderpur | Sujeet Thakur | BJP |
| Holambi Khurd | Archana | Independent |
| Inder Puri | Sunita Kaushik | BJP |
| Jahangir Puri | Poonam | Congress |
| Jama Masjid | Sultana Abad | CONGRESS |
| Jharoda | Rekha Sinha | BJP |
| Kadipur | Urmila Rana | BJP |
| Kamalpur | Kaustuba Nand Balodi | BJP |
| Kamla Nagar | Jogi Ram Jain | BJP |
| Kanjhawala | Poonam Dabas | BJP |
| Karampura | Sunita | BJP |
| Karol Bagh | Rajesh Kumar | BJP |
| Kirari Suleman Nagar | Urmila Choudhary | BJP |
| Kishan Ganj | Usha Sharma | CONGRESS |
| Kohat Enclave | Meenakshi | BJP |
| Lakshmi Park | Mandeep Shokeen | CONGRESS |
| Malka Ganj | Guddi Devi | CONGRESS |
| Mangolpuri-A | Krishna | AAP |
| Mangolpuri-B | Rajendar | Congress |
| Mangolpuri-C | Smt. Raj | Congress |
| Mangolpuri-D | Radha Devi | AAP |
| Model Town | Seema Gupta | BJP |
| Moti Nagar | Vipin Malhotra | BJP |
| Mubarak Pur Dabas | Poonam Parashar Jha | BJP |
| Mukherjee Nagar | Pooja Madan | BJP |
| Mukundpur | Ajay Kumar | AAP |
| Mundka | Anil | AAP |
| Nangal Thakran | Jaikul | IND |
| Nangloi | Jyoti | BJP |
| Nangloi Jat | Mohit Kumar | BJP |
| Naraina | Chhail Bihari Goswami | BJP |
| Narela | Savita | BJP |
| Nihal Vihar | Nirmala | AAP |
| Nilothi | Babina Shokeen | AAP |
| Nimri Colony | Neetu | AAP |
| Nithari | Sona Chaudhry | BJP |
| Pahar Ganj | Babita Bharija | BJP |
| Paschim Vihar | Vineet Vohra | BJP |
| Peera Garhi | Vinay Rawat | BJP |
| Pitampura | Anju Jain | BJP |
| Pooth Khurd | Anju Devi | BJP |
| Prem Nagar | Surjeet Singh | AAP |
| Quraish Nagar | Shaheen | AAP |
| Rajinder Nagar | Paramjeet Singh Rana | BJP |
| Ram Nagar | Sulakshna | Congress |
| Ram Pura | Rajeev | AAP |
| Ramesh Nagar | Veena Virmani | BJP |
| Rani Bagh | Vandna Jaitly | BJP |
| Rani Khera | Jayender Kumar Dabas | BJP |
| Ranjit Nagar | Tej Ram Phore | BJP |
| Rithala | Ajit Kumar Jha | AAP |
| Rohini-A | Vinod Mahendru | BJP |
| Rohini-B | Kanika Jain | BJP |
| Rohini-C | Jai Bhagwan | BSP |
| Rohini-D | Anand Singh | BJP |
| Rohini-E | Saroj Bala Jain | BJP |
| Rohini-F | Preety Aggarwal | BJP |
| Rohini-G | Chitra Aggarwal | BJP |
| Rohini-H | Alok Sharma | BJP |
| Rohini-I | Ritu Goel | BJP |
| Sadar Bazar | Jai Parkash | BJP |
| Samaypur Badli | Neesha Yadav | CONGRESS |
| Sangam Park | Rinku | AAP |
| Sant Nagar | Kalpana Jha | BJP |
| Sarai Pipal Thala | - | - |
| Saraswati Vihar | Neeraj Kumar | BJP |
| Sarup Nagar | Sudesh | CONGRESS |
| Sawan Park | Manju Khandelwal | BJP |
| Shakur Pur | Ashok Kumar | AAP |
| Shalimar Bagh -North | Renu Jaju | BJP |
| Shalimar Bagh -South | Tilak Raj Kataria | BJP |
| Shastri Nagar | Babita | AAP |
| Sultanpuri-A | Sanjeev Kumar | AAP |
| Sultanpuri-B | Sohan Pal | BJP |
| Sultanpuri-C | Baby | AAP |
| Swami Sharda Nand Colony | Vijay Kumar Bhagat | BJP |
| Timarpur | Amar Lata Sangwan | CONGRESS |
| Tri Nagar | Manju Sanjay Sharma | BJP |
| Vijay Vihar | Manish Chaudhary | BJP |
| Wazir Pur | Vikas Goel | AAP |
| West Patel Nagar | Adesh Kumar Gupta | BJP |
| Ward Name | Leading/Winning Candidates | Party |
|---|---|---|
| East Delhi Results | ||
| Anand Vihar | Gunjan Gupta | BJP |
| Anarkali | Rekha | BJP |
| Ashok Nagar | Reena Maheshwari | BJP |
| Babarpur | Kusum Tomar | BJP |
| Bhajan Pura | Rekha Rani | CONGRESS |
| Braham Puri | Raj Kumar Ballan | BJP |
| Chauhan Banger | Abdul Rehman | AAP |
| Dallupura | Rajeev Kumar | BJP |
| Dilshad Colony | Indira Jha | BJP |
| Dilshad Garden | Ajit Singh | CONGRESS |
| Gautam Puri | Krishan Kumar Aggarwal | BJP |
| Geeta Colony | Neema Bhagat | BJP |
| Gharoli | Jugnu | BSP |
| Ghonda | Durgesh Tiwari | BJP |
| Ghondli | Shahnawaz | AAP |
| Gokal Puri | Nirmla Kumari | BJP |
| Harsh Vihar | Sudesh | CONGRESS |
| I.P. Extension | Dharamveer Singh | IND |
| Janta Colony | Prem Babu Saxena | AAP |
| Jhilmil | Geetika Pankaj Luthra | CONGRESS |
| Joharipur | Kanhaiya Lal | BJP |
| Kalyan Puri | Kuldeep Kumar | AAP |
| Kanti Nagar | Kanchan Maheshwari | BJP |
| Karawal Nagar-East | Puneet Sharma | BJP |
| Karawal Nagar-West | Satya Pal Singh | BJP |
| Kardam Puri | Sazid | AAP |
| Khajoori Khas | Manoj Kumar Tyagi | AAP |
| Kishan Kunj | Himanshi Pandey | BJP |
| Kondli | Ajay Kumar Verma | CONGRESS |
| Krishna Nagar | Sandeep Kapoor | BJP |
| Lakshmi Nagar | Santosh | BJP |
| Mandawali | Shashi Chandna | BJP |
| Maujpur | - | - |
| Mayur Vihar Phase-I | Anita | AAP |
| Mayur Vihar Phase-II | Bhavna Malik | BJP |
| Mustafabad | Shakila Begum | AAP |
| Nand Nagri | Lallan Prasad | BSP |
| Nehru Vihar | Arun Singh Bhati | BJP |
| New Ashok Nagar | Rajni Pandey | BJP |
| New Seemapuri | Krishna Mishra | BJP |
| Pandav Nagar | Govind Aggarwal | BJP |
| Patpar Ganj | Bipin Bihari Singh | BJP |
| Preet Vihar | Babita Khanna | BJP |
| Raghubarpura | Shyam Sunder Aggarwal | BJP |
| Ram Nagar | Ashok Sharma | AAP |
| Rohtash Nagar | Suman Lata | BJP |
| Saboli | Hari Prakash Bahadur | BJP |
| Sadatpur | Neeta Bisht | BJP |
| Seelampur | Shakila Begum | BSP |
| Shahdara | Nirmal Jain | BJP |
| Shakarpur | Neetu Tripathi | BJP |
| Shastri Park | Surender Prakash Sharma | CONGRESS |
| Shiv Vihar | Reena Devi | BJP |
| Sonia Vihar | Sushma Mishra | BJP |
| Sri Ram Colony | Kusum Tiwari | BJP |
| Subhash Mohalla | Savita Sharma | CONGRESS |
| Sunder Nagri | Vimlesh | AAP |
| Trilokpuri-East | Rohit Kumar | AAP |
| Trilokpuri-West | Saroj | BJP |
| Vinod Nagar | Rahul Singh | NCPBJP |
| Vishwas Nagar | Anju | BJP |
| Vivek Vihar | Sanjay Goyal | BJP |
| Welcome Colony | Ajay Sharma | BJP |
| Yamuna Vihar | Pramod Gupta | BJP |
| Ward Name | Leading/Winning Candidates | Party |
|---|---|---|
| South Delhi Results | ||
| Abul Fazal Enclave | Abdul Wajid Khan | AAP |
| Andrews Ganj | Abishek Dutt | CONGRESS |
| Aya Nagar | Ved Pal | CONGRESS |
| Badarpur | Tarvan Kumar | CONGRESS |
| Bapraula | Poonam Solanki | AAP |
| Bhati | Mahesh | BJP |
| Bijwasan | Narender Rana | AAP |
| Bindapur | Rajiv Kumar | BJP |
| Chhatarpur | Anita Tanwar | BJP |
| Chhawla | Pawan Sharma | BJP |
| Chirag Delhi | Pooja | AAP |
| Chitaranjan Park | Subhash Bhadana | BJP |
| Dabri | Rekha Chauhan | BJP |
| Dakshin Puri | Prem | AAP |
| Daryaganj | Yasmin Kidwai | CONGRESS |
| Deoli | Anita | BJP |
| Dichaon Kalan | Neelam | INLD |
| Dwarka - A | Nitika | BJP |
| Dwarka-B | Kamaljeet Sehrawat | BJP |
| Dwarka-C | Sushma | BJP |
| Ghuman Hera | Deepak Mehra | SP |
| Gopal Nagar | Antim Gahlot | BJP |
| Govind Puri | Chander Prakash | CONGRESS |
| Greater Kailash | Shikha Roy | BJP |
| Hari Nagar-A | Kiran Chopra | BJP |
| Hari Nagar-B | Anamika | BJP |
| Harkesh Nagar | Vinod Kumar | BJP |
| Hastsal | Ashok Kumar | AAP |
| Hauz Khas | Anil Kumar | BJP |
| Isapur | Suman Dagar | BJP |
| Jaitpur | Kamlesh Kumar Shukla | BJP |
| Janakpuri South | Veena Sharma | BJP |
| Janakpuri West | Narender Chawla | BJP |
| Kakraula | Rajdutt | BJP |
| Kalkaji | Manpreet Kaur Kalra | BJP |
| Kapashera | Aarti Yadav | IND |
| Kasturba Nagar | Seema Malik | BJP |
| Keshopur | Shveta Saini | BJP |
| Khanpur | Suresh Kumar Gupta | BJP |
| Khyala | A Priya Chandela | CONGRESS |
| Kotla Mubarakpur | Vinod Kumar | BJP |
| Lado Sarai | Kishanwanti | AAP |
| Lajpat Nagar | Sunil Sahdev | BJP |
| Madangir | Dinesh Kumar | AAP |
| Madanpur Khadar East | Santosh Devi | BJP |
| Madanpur Khadar West | Kamlesh | BJP |
| Madhu Vihar | Mamta Dhama | BJP |
| Madipur | Sunita | BJP |
| Mahavir Enclave | Raj Kumar | BJP |
| Mahavir Nagar | Rita Oberoi | BJP |
| Mahipalpur | Inderjeet Sehrawat | BJP |
| Malviya Nagar | Nandani Sharma | BJP |
| Manglapuri | Krishan Kumar Godara | BJP |
| Matiala | Ramesh | AAP |
| Mehrauli | Aarti Singh | BJP |
| Milap Nagar | Veena Sabarwal | BJP |
| Mohan Garden-North | Babita | BJP |
| Mohan Garden-South | Shyam Kumar Mishra | BJP |
| Molarband | Mahesh | BJP |
| Munirka | Bhagat Singh Tokas | BJP |
| Najafgarh | Meena Devi | IND |
| Nangli Sakrawati | Santosh | Congress |
| Nawada | Krishan Gahlot | IND |
| Om Vihar | Birendri Awana | BJP |
| Palam | Aman Kumar | BJP |
| Pratap Nagar | Amarjit Singh | BJP |
| Pul Pehladpur | Sanju Rani | BJP |
| Punjabi Bagh | Kailash Sankla | BJP |
| Pushp Vihar | Rekha | BJP |
| R.K. Puram | Tulsi Joshi | BJP |
| Raghubir Nagar | Poorva | BJP |
| Raj Nagar | Bhupendra Gupta | BJP |
| Raja Garden | Sushma | BJP |
| Rajouri Garden | Balram Kumar Oberoi | BJP |
| Ranhola | Suresh Kumar | CONGRESS |
| Roshanpura | Satya Pal Malik | BJP |
| Sadh Nagar | Inder Kaur | BJP |
| Safdarjung Enclave | Radhika Abrol | BJP |
| Sagarpur-East | Poonam Jindal | BJP |
| Sagarpur-West | Mukesh Suryan | BJP |
| Said-Ul-Ajaib | Sanjay Thakur | BJP |
| Sainik Enclave | Reeta | BJP |
| Sangam Vihar-A | Suresh Choudhary | IND |
| Sangam Vihar-B | Maya Singh | BJP |
| Sangam Vihar-C | Jitendra Kumar | AAP |
| Sangam Vihar-D | Urmila Yadav | AAP |
| Sangam Vihar-E | Deepak Jain | BJP |
| Sarita Vihar | Neetu | CONGRESS |
| Sidharth Nagar | Darshana | CONGRESS |
| Sitapuri | Parveen Kumar | AAP |
| Sri Niwas Puri | Rajpal Singh | BJP |
| Subhash Nagar | Surinder Kukmar Setia | CONGRESS |
| Tagore Garden | Kiran Chaddha | AAP |
| Tigri | Jyoti Kohli | AAP |
| Tilak Nagar | Gurmukh Singh | AAP |
| Tughlakabad | Suman | BJP |
| Tughlakabad Extension | Poonam Bhati | BJP |
| Uttam Nagar | Abha Chauhan | BJP |
| Vasant Kunj | Manoj Kumar | BJP |
| Vasant Vihar | Manish Aggarwal | BJP |
| Vikas Nagar | Randhir Kumar | BJP |
| Vikaspuri | Madhu Shokeen | CONGRESS |
| Vishnu Garden | Satpal Kharwal | BJP |
| Zakir Nagar | Shoab Danish. | CONGRESS |
Delhi MCD Elections 2017
Delhi is eagerly awaiting the MCD election results that would be announced tomorrow. The exit polls have already predicted that the BJP is going to sweep the elections. The counting of votes for 270 wards will start at 8 AM tomorrow. Elections in two wards have been postponed due to the death of the candidate.The early trends are likely to be available by 11 AM though the final result would only be announced after 5 PM. The votes would be counted at 35 centers across city. Over ninety thousand security personnel will be deployed at various counting centers.
This time Aam Aadmi Party was a new entrant in the fray and was upbeat after its landslide victory in the Delhi Assembly. The BJP, on the other hand, is riding on the popularity of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its recent win in UP elections. Though the elections are local but they have generated countrywide interest and many people see it as a referendum on the work of Arvind Kejriwal. AAP went to polls exposing the corruption in the MCD and promising freebies while the approach of the congress party was rather laid back in the elections.
MCD’s three corporations are ruled by the BJP. In the present MCD, BJP has 153 councilors in the three corporations - North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) and East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC).
In the election there would be 272 seats at stake with NDMC and SDMC together accounting for 104 seats each. 64 seats are in under EDMC. Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari has made it clear that he was in favor of new faces in MCD. It is indeed going to be an interesting election in Delhi once again.
MCD Exit Poll 2017 Results
MCD Election 2012 Results
Thirty percent of MCD candidates are crorepatis
Just before the MCD elections, the National Election Watch and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) have released a report giving the financial status and criminal records of the candidates fighting the MCD election 2017.The report says that of all the candidates in the fray, thirty percent are crorepatis while seven percent of the total candidates have criminal cases pending against them. According to the report there are 2315 candidates in the fray of them 697 are crorepatis while 163 have criminal cases pending against them.
Most crorepatis fighting the MCD elections are from the Congress party, followed by the BJP and Aam Aadmi Party.
MCD Election Voter Turnout Over the Years
| Years | Voter Turnout % |
|---|---|
| 2017* | 54 |
| 2012 | 53 |
| 2007 | 42.78 |
| 2002 | 51 |
| 1997 | 41 |
Delhi MCD Election 2017 Date
The election commission has announced that the Delhi MCD elections would be held on April 23rd and the results would be out on April 26. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), the largest civic body of Delhi is going for elections in April. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) takes care of eight districts of Delhi. MCD is an autonomous body which elects its councilor in elections that are held every five years. It serves around 11 million people in the capital.| Poll Events | Schedule |
|---|---|
| Issue of notification of election | 27.03.2017 MON) |
| Last date of filing nominations | 03.04.2017 (MON) |
| Scrutiny of Nominations | 05.04.2017 (WED) |
| Withdrawal of Candidature | 08.04.2017 (SAT) |
| Date of Poll | 23.04.2017 (SUN) |
| Date of Counting | 26.04.2017 (WED) |
| Date of Completion | 05.05.2017 (FRI) |
Political Party Agenda to woo Voters in MCD Election 2017
All the political parties in the fray in the MCD elections are out to convince the voters that they can provide the best civic services and administration to Delhi. Only three weeks are left when the three MCDs of Delhi would go to elections. The MCD was trifurcated in 2012 - North, South and East Delhi Municipal Corporations. While NDMC and SDMC have 104 councilors each, EDMC has 64 councilors.At the moment the Delhites are being bombarded with one offer after another, freebies, concessions and so on. Arvind Kejriwal has announced that if AAP is voted to power it would do away with the residential property tax and waive arrears as well. On the same lines congress has promised to do away with the commercial tax. Swaraj India, led by Yogender Yadav has promised a pollution and garbage free Delhi.
All the parties are promising to do away with the corruption and give Delhi an efficient administration which would respond to the grievances of the people. In all likelihood MCD Elections to the 272 wards in three municipal corporations will be interesting to watch. The voting would take place on April 23, 2017 and the results will be announced on April 26, 2017.
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Delhi MCD Election Issues
The elections of Municipal Corporation of Delhi are round the corner and the capital is already experiencing the flurry of political activity. The MCD was trifurcated in 2012 - North, South and East Delhi Municipal Corporations. While NDMC and SDMC have 104 seats each, EDMC has 64 councilors. The pretext for the trifurcation was that it would simplify the administration and provide better civic services to the Delhites. Unfortunately not much happened.The city is in a mess. The civic services are not matching up with the rising challenges - heaps of garbage and overflowing drainages can be seen almost everywhere in the city. The chikungunya and dengue have become a routine affair as hundreds of lives are lost every summer thanks to the breeding of mosquitoes in the filth and unhygienic conditions. Unavailability of drinking water is yet another issue which is doing the rounds in this election, many colonies, especially in the East Delhi, go without water for days and even the water they get is not drinkable.
The MCD has been controlled by the BJP but it has failed to provide satisfactory civic services to the city. Even BJP high command also acknowledges the rampant corruption and lack of action amongst its councilors and has decided to not to give the tickets to the sitting councilors. The corruption is the main issue in this election and so is the civic service. After all, what the people want from the MCD? Indeed better upkeep of the city and a corruption free administration that is sympathetic to the needs of people and responds to their complaints. Is that too much to ask?
About Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD)
The capital city of Delhi is maintained and looked after by its civic agencies. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) takes care of eight districts of Delhi. Delhi in all has 11 districts the rest are looked after by New Delhi Municipal Council and the Delhi Cantonment Board.MCD is an autonomous body which has an area of 1,397 square kilometers in its jurisdiction. The MCD serves around 11 million people in the capital.
The task of MCD is a daunting one as it provides services to one of the most densely populated areas in the world. It provides civic services to rural and urban villages, regularized aunthorized colones, slums and many villages falling in both urban and rural areas.
MCD was formed on 7th of April, 1958 under and Act of Parliament. Freedom Fighter Guru Radha Kishan represented MCD ( initially Delhi Municipal Committee ) for most consecutive years as a Councilor. Pt. Trilok Chand Sharma was the first elected Mayor of Delhi. The MCD has been serving the people of Delhi relentlessly and is upgrading itself to the changing times and growing population. In 1993 an amendment of the Act introduced some basic changes in the composition and functions of MCD. It’s administration and governance has changed considerably after the amendment.
Delhi Municipal Corporation Wards and Seats Reservation
| Municipal Corporation Name | Total Wards | Seats for General Candidates | Seats reserved for Woman (SC) | Seats reserved for SCs | Seats reserved for Woman |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North | 104 | 42 | 10 | 10 | 42 |
| South | 104 | 44 | 8 | 7 | 45 |
| East | 64 | 26 | 6 | 5 | 27 |
Delhi Municipal Corporation Population (Census 2011)
| Name of M.C. | Population | S.C. Population | Percentage | No. of seats in a Corpn. | No. of Seats reserved for SCs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North Delhi | 6254758 | 1212172 | 19.38% | 104 | 20 |
| South Delhi | 6214059 | 879053 | 14.15% | 104 | 15 |
| East Delhi | 3949846 | 654998 | 16.58% | 64 | 11 |
MCD Election 2012 Result
North Delhi Municipal Corporation Election 2012 Result
| Party | Seats won |
|---|---|
| Bharatiya Janata Party | 59 |
| Indian National Congress | 29 |
| Bahujan Samaj Party | 7 |
| Others | 9 |
| Total | 104 |
South Delhi Municipal Corporation Election 2012 Result
| Party | Seats won |
|---|---|
| Bharatiya Janata Party | 44 |
| Indian National Congress | 29 |
| Bahujan Samaj Party | 5 |
| Others | 26 |
| Total | 104 |
East Delhi Municipal Corporation Election 2012 Result
| Party | Seats won |
|---|---|
| Bharatiya Janata Party | 35 |
| Indian National Congress | 19 |
| Bahujan Samaj Party | 3 |
| Others | 10 |
| Total | 64 |
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