7,756 gram panchayats to go to polls on Sept 9
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7,756 gram panchayats to go to polls on Sept 9

Last Updated: Thursday, August 02, 2012, 15:05     A- A A+
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Mumbai: The Maharashtra Election Commission has announced elections to 7,756 gram panchayats in the state on September nine.

State Election Commissioner Neela Satyanarayan said the process of filing of nominations will begin from August 21 to 25.

"Scrutiny of papers will take place on August 27 and last date of withdrawal is August 29. The symbols will be alloted on that day itself," she added.

Counting of votes will take place on September 10. Polling will be through EVMs

Candidates will have to submit their list of expenses within 30 days of the completion of poll process, she said.

Giving a break up of the gram panchayats going to polls, She said 98 gram panchayats in Thane district, 247 in Raigad, 226 in Ratnagiri, 329 in Sindhudurg, 189 in Nashik, 210 in Ahmednagar, 108 in Dhule, 131 in Jalgaon, 53 in Nandurbar, 220 in Pune, 477 in Kolhapur and 459 in Sangli will elect new gram panchayat members.

Similarly, Satara (325), Solapur (194), Aurangabad (218), Beed (703), Hingoli (62), Jalna (285), Latur (353), Nanded (177), Osmanabad (165), Parbhani (125), Amravati (262), Akola (277), Buldhana (278), Washim (287), Yavatmal (100), Nagpur (246), Bhandara (380), Chandrapur (61), Gadchiroli (39),Gondia (357) and Wardha (115) will also go to polls.

PTI

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First Published: Thursday, August 02, 2012, 15:05

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prashant k patil - at@post bokadvira tal uran raigad 400702
pls change election date @month to the oct
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