Gandhinagar: Elections were held on June 22, 2025, in as many as 3,895 gram panchayats across the state. The counting of votes for these elections began on Wednesday at 9:00 am at 239 counting centres and continued until 10:30 am this morning. The entire counting process was concluded peacefully under tight police security arranged at all venues. To provide detailed election results, the State Election Commission set up an ‘e-dashboard’ system. As results were declared from various taluka h...Read More

Gandhinagar: General and by-elections for 3,895 gram panchayats in Gujarat were held on June 22, 2025. The counting of votes for the general, midterm, bifurcation, and by-elections began at 9:00 am on June 25, 2025. According to the State Election Commission, a total of 239 counting centres and 1,080 counting halls have been set up. The counting process involves 2,771 counting tables, 13,444 counting staff members, 14,231 police personnel for security, and 3,431 Class-IV staff deployed across t...Read More

Gandhinagar: The state of Gujarat is witnessing another round of elections today, this time at the village level. General or midterm polls are being held in a total of 3,541 gram panchayats, while by-elections are taking place in 353 gram panchayats. The State Election Commission (SEC) had announced general/midterm/divisional elections for 4,564 gram panchayats last month. Of these, 751 have been declared “Samras,” meaning they were won without any contest. In the remaining 3,813 gram pan...Read More

Gandhinagar: Out of the 4,564 gram panchayats for which elections were announced by the Gujarat State Election Commission (SEC) last month, 751 have been declared “Samras”, meaning they were won without any contest. These include gram panchayats headed for general or midterm elections, or newly formed after restructuring of existing ones. According to an official SEC release on Friday, these 751 panchayats saw the unanimous selection of sarpanch and ward members under the state’s Samras s...Read More