Siddipet Municipal Election Results 2016 Ward Wise Winner List Voting % Corporators list Runner Up List
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In Siddipet, 88,982 eligible voters to select 34 seats After the election notification announcement, out of 34 wards 6 ward candidates belongs to ruling party TRS are declared as winner due to unopposed in their wards. The vote polling for the remaining 28 Wards are conducted on Apr 11, 2016. the average vote polling percentage is 71.38%.
In the first round, wards 1 to 10, in the second round, wards 11,12,14,15,17,20,22, 23,25,26 and in third round, wards 27 to 34 would be counted by the staff
The ruling Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) continued its winning spree and bagged majority seats in the Siddipet municipal elections, results for which were announced on Monday.
Of the total 34 wards, TRS won 22 wards, including six unanimously, followed by seven independents – six rebels from TRS and one rebel from TDP, two seats each by BJP and Congress and one by MIM. Surprisingly, all the seven independents are rebels of the TRS who were denied tickets, contested as independent candidates and won elections.
Siddipet Civic polls Ward Wise Winner List 2016
| Ward | Winner Party | Winner Candidate name |
| Ward No. 1 | TRS Party | MalliKarjun Rao.. |
| Ward No. 2 | TRS Party | Lalitha. |
| Ward No. 3 | Rebel | Sandhya |
| Ward No.4 | Rebel | Deepthi |
| Ward No. 5 | Independent | Swapnam. |
| Ward No.6 | Congress Party | Kakki Bala Lakshmi. |
| Ward No.7 | TRS Party | Prashanth. |
| Ward No.8 | TRS Candidate | Bandari Narsaiah |
| Ward No.9 | TRS Candidate | Uma Rani |
| Ward No.10 | TRS Candidate | Venu |
| Ward No.11 | TRS Candidate | Ravindra |
| Ward No.12 | TRS Candidate | Akthar patel |
| Ward No.13 | TRS Candidate | Palla Venkat Reddy |
| Ward No.14 | BJP Candidate | Srikanth |
| Ward No.15 | TRS Candidate | Bhavani |
| Ward No.16 | TRS Candidate | RajaNurse |
| Ward No.17 | BJP Candidate | Venkat |
| Ward No.18 | TRS Candidate | Nallala Vijaya Laxmi |
| Ward No.19 | TRS Candidate | Puja Latha |
| Ward No.20 | TRS Candidate | Javed |
| Ward No.21 | TRS Candidate | Narender |
| Ward No.22 | Rebel | Praveen |
| Ward No.23 | TRS Candidate | Lakshmi |
| Ward No.24 | TRS Candidate | Burra Srinivas |
| Ward No.25 | (Rebel) | Pramela |
| Ward No.26 | TRS Candidate | Srinivas. |
| Ward No.27 | Rebel Party | Vijaya Rani |
| Ward No.28 | TRS Candidate | Lakshmi |
| Ward No.29 | TRS Candidate | Uma Rani |
| Ward No.30 | Congress Candidate | Vazeer |
| Ward No.31 | TRS Candidate | kavitha |
| Ward No.32 | TRS Candidate | Prabhakar. |
| Ward No.33 | MIM | |
| Ward No.34 | Rebel Party | Manjula |
Hyderabad: The State Election Commission on Sunday released the schedule for Siddipet Municipal elections and a notification in this regard will be issued on Monday.
| Events | Date |
| Nominations Date | March 21 to 23 |
| scrutiny | Mar-24 |
| withdrawal of Nominations | Mar-25 |
| Polling | Apr-06 |
| COUNTING | April 11 |
Nominations for the elections can be filed from March 21 to 23 and scrutiny of those nominations will be held on March 24 and withdrawal will be permitted on March 25. Polling for 34 wards will be held on April 6 followed by counting on April 11.
The Siddipet municipal elections are being held after a gap of 11 years. It may be recalled that the Panchayat Raj Department issued orders on October 14, 2004, merging six villages (Prashant Nagar, Hanuman Nagar, Narsapur, Gadicharlapaly, Imambad and Rangadhampally) into Siddipet Municipality. Residents of these six villages petitioned the High Court questioning their merger in the Municipality arguing that the Department had taken the decision unilaterally without considering the opinion of the villagers. The Court ruled a stay order on proceedings of elections for the Municipal body until the referendum is taken.
After 11 long years, the High Court suspended its stay order on Friday and struck off the petitions filed against the merger. This paved the way for the conduct of the civic polls.