Goa Municipal Election Results 2021 Live: Counting of votes for five municipal councils today

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Updated: April 26, 2021 10:02:27 am

Goa Municipal Election 2021 Results, Goa Local Body Election Results Live Update: As many as 402 candidates were in the fray for five councils. A total of 1,85,225 voters are eligible to cast their votes.

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Goa Municipal Election 2021 Results Live Updates: Results for five — Mapusa, Margao, Mormugao, Sanguem and Quepem — municipal councils will be declared today. Voting for these councils in Goa were held on April 23. As many as 402 candidates were in the fray for five councils. A total of 1,85,225 voters are eligible to cast their votes.

While elections were not fought on party symbols, all political parties, including BJP, Congress and Goa Forward Party have fielded their panels. The Goa Forward Party has forged an alliance with the Congress in Margao municipal council, while it fights against the BJP-led panel.

The stakes are high for all the parties, be it the ruling BJP, opposition Congress and the GFP. The states are heading to assembly elections just next year and the municipal polls are likely to set the stage for next year’s poll.

 

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    Goa Municipal Election: No rally, procession or meeting after counting of votes

    Goa Municipal Election result 2021: Reports suggest that a deputy collector has urged all contesting candidates to refrain from organising any rally, procession or meeting after counting of votes. He has said that no permission shall be issued for such rallies and any contravention will be viewed seriously. 

    The polls in these five municipal councils were postponed after a High Court order. The court had said that the procedures followed for reservation of municipal poll constituencies for women, SC, ST and OBCs were not correct. The High Court's decision was upheld by the Supreme Court which directed the State Election Commission to complete the polls by April 30.