Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC election results 2017 Ward Division Wise Winner List

Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC election results 2017 Ward Division Wise Winner List

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Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC election Results Live 2017

1. Results will be declared today.
   
2. Counting Completed for 48 divisions of KMC.

1. SeshuKumari from TDP Won with lowest majority of 20 votes from 38th Division
2. TDP Candidate Hemalatha won with the highest margin of 1433 votes
3. Kampara Ramesh from YCP Won with 553 votes majority
4. Meesala SriDevi from 23 Division from YCP Won
5. A VaraLakshmi from 8 Division from TDP Won
   
   
6. Vanamadi Uma Shanker from 14 Division from TDP Won
7. R MangaRathnam from 27 Division from TDP Won
8. M Sesha Kumari from 38 Division from TDP Won
9. G Satyavathi from 41 Division from BJP Won
10. P Lovababu from 1 Division from TDP Won
11. Ambati Kranthi from 7 Division from TDP Won
12. Mosa Danamma from 10 Division from TDP Won
13. Bala KameshwaraRao from 13 Division from TDP Won
14. Gangadhar from 16 Division from TDP Won
15. P Anantha Kumar from 19 Division from TDP Won
16. K Seetha from 25 Division from TDP Won
17. Sunkara Pavani from 28 Division from TDP Won
18. Bangaru Sathyavathi from 31 Division from TDP Won
    
    
19. Thaherkhathoon from 34 Division from TDP Won
20. Lanke Hemalatha from 37 Division from TDP Won
21. Siva Prasanna from 40 Division from TDP Won
22. P Surya Kumari from 4 Division from YCP Won
23. John Kishore from 22 Division from YCP Won
24. P Surya Kumari from 4th Division from YCP Won
25. M Dhanamma from 10th Division from TDP Won
26. A Kranthi from 7th Division from TDP Won
27. Kishore Kumar from 22nd Division from YCP Won
28. P Lovababu from 1st Division from TDP Won

 Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC election Voting Live 2017

• Kakinada Municipal Corporation elections are taking place today. The voting began at 7 AM on Tuesday and will be concluding at 5 PM. 

• Voting starts for KMC elections, as scheduled for 48 divisions.

• Around 2.80 lakh urban voters will exercise their franchise.

• Voting in 192 polling stations out of which 35 are hyper-sensitive polling stations

• TDP and BJP are in alliance and The YSRCP is fighting it alone.

• TDP promised to give mayor post to Kapus.

• It is after 12 years, the elections for KMC are being held. Last time, it was held in 2005 and the tenure of that elected body ended in 2010. Since then, it has been special officer regime.

  
  

• Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC election 2017 

• Caste plays an important role in any elections and Kakinada Municipal Corporation election is no different. In fact, caste equations will be the deciding factor in the KMC elections, that are being held after a long gap. Out of the total population of 3.25 lakh people, BCs form a large chunk with fishermen community (16 castes and sub-castes) followed by forward castes, which is dominated by Kapu community.
  
  
• Hyderabad High Court on Thursday refused to postpone or cancel the election to the Kakinada Municipal Corporation.
• Elections to the Kakinada Municipal Corporation will be held for only 48 divisions instead of the 50. The State Election Commission has suspended elections for two divisions, Nos. 42 and 48, located in the three merged villages -Swamy Nagar, Teachers Colony and S. Achutapuram - and issued election schedule for 48 divisions.
• While admitting petitions filed challenging the GO issued by the AP government notifying 48 wards in the Kakinada Municipal Corporation and the consequent notification issued by the State Election Commission to conduct election to the civic body, Justice P Naveen Rao said the poll would not be stayed.
• Petitioners Medisetty Eswara Rao, Tadi Bhavani Prasad and T William Harry, residents of Kakinada in East Godavari district, filed petitions separately challenging the election.
• The counsels for Eswara Rao and Prasad submitted that the law mandates that a minimum of 50 wards participate in municipal corporation polls and to escape from contempt proceedings, authorities had fixed boundaries in a hurried manner in violation of the law. After hearing both sides, the judge dismissed the miscellaneous petitions saying that the court could not intervene once notification was issued. The judge held that the election process shall go on as per schedule.

Kakinada Municipal Corporation KMC Election Schedule 2017 

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