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Arvind Kejriwal led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has won 13 seats and leading in one more in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation election.
The incumbent BJP has been able to retain 10 seats while Congress and Akali Dal have emerged victorious in 5 and 1 seats respectively.
Notably, AAP is contesting the Chandigarh civic polls for the first time defeating the sitting mayor, Ravi Kant Sharma of the BJP. This comes as a major boost for AAP ahead of the Punjab Assembly Polls early next year.
In a statement, AAP leader Raghav Chadha said that this was a victory of Kejriwal's model of governance as people were yearning for a change for years.
The number of municipal wards have been increased from 26 to 35 this time and the polling percentage stood at 60.45 percent for the polls which were held on December 24.

Ahead of Punjab elections, big boost for AAP in Chandigarh civic polls 

Arvind Kejriwal led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has won 13 seats and leading in one more in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation election

Ahead of Punjab polls, big boost for AAP in Chandigarh civic polls 

AAP&nbsp;gains big in Chandigarh&nbsp;civic polls ahead of Punjab polls
AAP&nbsp;is slated to rule the civic body ousting the&nbsp;BJP
AAP&nbsp;contested the Chandigarh&nbsp;civic polls for first time
Victory of Kejriwal&nbsp;model of governance: Raghav&nbsp;Chadha
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AAP is contesting the Chandigarh civic polls for the first time. The party has defeated the sitting mayor, Ravi Kant Sharma of the BJP

The Aam&nbsp;Aadmi&nbsp;Party has made an impressive debut in the Chandigarh&nbsp;civic polls.&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal's&nbsp;party has won 13 seats and leading in one more in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation election.
The icing on the AAP's&nbsp;Chandigarh&nbsp;cake is its candidate's win over BJP's&nbsp;sitting mayor.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The incumbent BJP has been able to retain 10 seats while Congress and Akali Dal have emerged victorious in 5 and 1 seats respectively.
Notably, AAP is contesting the Chandigarh civic polls for the first time defeating the sitting mayor, Ravi Kant Sharma of the BJP. This comes as a major boost for AAP ahead of the Punjab Assembly Polls early next year.
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In a statement, AAP leader Raghav Chadha said that this was a victory of Kejriwal's model of governance as people were yearning for a change for years.
The number of municipal wards have been increased from 26 to 35 this time and the polling percentage stood at 60.45 percent for the polls which were held on December 24.

The Gurugram&nbsp;administration has announced that meat shops running under the Municipal Corporation&nbsp;will remain closed on Tuesdays. Authorities have also approved proposals to double the licence fee for meat shops from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000, along with increasing the penalty for running such shops illegally by 10 times from what it was earlier &ndash; from ₹500 to ₹5,000.
&ldquo;Hindu sentiments&rdquo; is what is being considered the reason for the decision made by the local body, reportedly supported by Mayor Madhu Azad.&nbsp;Meat shops owners, meanwhile, fear the decisions will leave them in a lurch at a time when &ldquo;there is not so much work to begin with&rdquo;.

Gurugram to close meat shops on Tuesdays to protect 'Hindu sentiments'

The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram&nbsp;approves suggestion to keep meat shops closed on Tuesday out of respect for 'Hindu sentiments'

The Gurugram&nbsp;administration has announced that meat shops running under the Municipal Corporation&nbsp;will remain closed on Tuesdays. Authorities have also approved proposals to double the licence fee for meat shops from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000, along with increasing the penalty for running such shops illegally by 10 times from what it was earlier &ndash; from ₹500 to ₹5,000.
&ldquo;Hindu sentiments&rdquo; is what is being considered the reason for the decision made by the local body, reportedly supported by Mayor Madhu Azad.&nbsp;Meat shops owners, meanwhile, fear the decisions will leave them in a lurch at a time when &ldquo;there is not so much work to begin with&rdquo;.

Maharashtra's ruling coalition to contest BMC polls together

Maharahstra's&nbsp;ruling coalition, the Maha&nbsp;Vikas&nbsp;Aghadi&nbsp;will be contesting the Brihanmumbai&nbsp;Municipal Corporation elections together, Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;announced on Sunday. In a TV interview Raut&nbsp;said that the alliance between&nbsp;Shiv&nbsp;Sena, Congress and NCP&nbsp;would last a long time and he was confident that they will win the BMC&nbsp;polls in 2022.&nbsp;The Shiv Sena-ruled BMC is the country's richest civic body with an annual budget of over ₹33,400 crore.

Maharahstra's&nbsp;ruling coalition, the Maha&nbsp;Vikas&nbsp;Aghadi&nbsp;will be contesting the Brihanmumbai&nbsp;Municipal Corporation elections together, Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;announced on Sunday. In a TV interview Raut&nbsp;said that the alliance between&nbsp;Shiv&nbsp;Sena, Congress and NCP&nbsp;would last a long time and he was confident that they will win the BMC&nbsp;polls in 2022.&nbsp;The Shiv Sena-ruled BMC is the country's richest civic body with an annual budget of over ₹33,400 crore.

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