Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Elections 2021 are here. This time candidate fight over 3,249 panchayat seats and the result of this election is going to release today. In this year YCP is the leading participant with 2319 seats. TDP 44, BJP and its local allies 31, and others including independents have won 56 seats. The voting begins from 06:30 AM to 4 PM yesterday. Here is the live update of this election.
There is a statement found which was told by the SEC (State Election Commission) “The highest number of unanimous sarpanch candidates was seven in Rambilli Mandal, followed by six in Butchayyapeta, five each in Atchutapuram, Cheedikada and K Kotapadu Mandals, four in V Madugula, three each in Chodavaram and Munagapaka, two each in Devarapalli, Kasimkota and Elamanchili and there were no unanimous candidates in Anakapalle Mandal,” said SEC. Currently, the result is pending due to the delayed count of Anakpalli Mandal voting counts.
The first phase of the Andhara Pradesh election completed the polling for 2,723 panchayats in the state ended peacefully with 81.78 percent. In this regard, one more statement has been found “The State Election Commission expresses its satisfaction on completion of Phase-I elections to Gram Panchayats in the state. The percentage of polling recorded is 81.78, which is satisfactory. Krishna District has recorded the highest percentage of 85.06,” it said.
The election commission has set up 29,732 polling stations. In which 3,458 has been found as the most sensitive polling stations of the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat election. Election Commission has already insure the precautions which are essentially due to the Covid-19 protocols. Voters will get PPE Kit to reduce the risk of being infected by a virus.
As you know the result of this election is a one-go situation. When the winner’s name comes to our knowledge we will update it here immediately. In the current phase total of 20,157 ward members have elected The fourth last phase of this panchayat election will be conducted on February 21, 2021.
