Rajasthan

Budget session of Rajasthan assembly started in Jaipur on Monday, february 15, 2010. The assembly will discuss the budget after Finance Minister propose the same.

In the mean time, Vasundhara Raje, former chief minister, has resigned from the post of leader opposition. She has resigned as a result of internal conflict in BJP.

BJP has shown unprecidented unity during recent Panchayat elections. However, Congress has won this election too. It is worth to be noted that Congress had upper hand in almost every  Panchayat election in Rajasthan after independence.

Most of the seats of Rajasthan Panchayat election have been declared. Congress have obtained clear majority in 24 Zila parishad and in a position to form their board. BJP have been limited to 6 Jila Parishad where they have clear majority.

There are three Zila Parishad where independents and others are in driver's seat and able to play their role in forming Zila Parishad boards.

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Jaipur Jila Parishad has gone in favor of Congress.  They have bagged 29 Zila parishad seats limiting BJP only to 21. One of the 51 seats have gone to independent candidate.

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Rajasthan Panchayat election results have been coming slowly. Large number of visitors have asked questions through e-mail and comments on various posts about latest report of particular place or person. We apologise them because we are currently unable to provide those information. Most of these results are not out or not even counting started.

We are posting here whatever latest available to us and continually updating panchayat election results of Rajasthan Panchayati Raj. It may take two days to have complete results as elections are conducted through ballot papers in most of the places in rural Rajasthan. EVM machines are used only in few places.

Current position at 1 AM, February 9, 2010.

Jila (Zila) Parishad seats:

Results of 3 seats have been declared so far in Jhunjhunu district and Congress have bagged 2 seats and BJP has won 1. There are 31 seats of Jila Parishad in Jhunjhunu.

Congress have won 15 and BJP 2 in Banswada district out of 31. More results are awaited. Congress have done well in Jodhpur, the home district of Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister, Rajasthan. BJP could manage only 8 out of 37 seats and others have won one.

Seven seats have been declared so far out of 31 in Jalor district for jila Parishad and Congress have won 4. BJP is trailing just behind with 3 seats.

All 54 results are out for Churu Jila parishad and Congress have a clear majority with 34. BJP is trailing well behind with only 20 seats.

Congress has defetaed BJP in their strong hold in Bara. They have won 17 seats in Bara Zila parishad and limit BJP only to 8 seats. There are 25 total seats for Bara Jila Parishad.

However, BJP have done well in Chittaud and Alwar. BJP have bagged 17 Jila Parishad seats liniting Congress to only 8 in Chittaud Zila parishad out of 25 seats. 23 seats are declared so far in Alwar district and BJP are doing well with 12. Congress have bagged 8 and others 3. There are total 49 seats in Alwar Jila Parishad. BJP have also managed all 5 seats declared so far in Rajsamand.

Trends of Jaisalmer are going in favor of Congress. Congress are leading in ward numbers 7 and 17. Congress are also leading in Jaipur and Ajmer.

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BJP have got clear majority in Dharibad panchayat samiti with 10 seats out of total 17. Congress have bagged rest of seven Panchayat samiti seats.

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Congress is continually advancing in Zila parishad seats in Rajasthan Panchayat election results. However, BJP have improved a little. BJP are in better situation than in the after noon. BJP have improved in Bhilwada from 13 to 17 (lead) whereas Congress have gone down from 24 to 20 (lead).

Counting is on in Sirohi district where Congress is leading in 3 seats and BJP in 2 out of five. 8 seats have been declared so far in Jhalra Patan and both Congress and BJP bagged four each.

Congress has been out casting BJP in Nathdwara. They are advancing in all 21 seats in Khamnor Panchayat.

Bharatpur Panchayat Samiti election is showing a different look where voters have denied both Congress and BJP.

BJP has been doing well in rajsamand where they could manage all five seats declared.in Panchayat Samiti.

Results of Jaipur and Dausa has started coming. These results are showing a mix trend and it will take some time to get a clear picture of the situation.

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Congress is continually leading in Zila Parishad in Rajasthan Panchayat election 2010. There are 33 Zila Parishad in rajasthan and total number of seats are 1013. EVM machines were used in few Zila Parishad elections. Rest of the Zila Parishad voted through ballot papaers.

Most of the results (EVM) of Zila Parishad have already declared. Ballot papers are being assorted for other Zila Parishad and Panchayat Samiti seats.

101 Zila parishad seats are declared so far and Congress have bagged 60, BJP 33 and others 8. 27 seats were won uncontested.

Congress won 21 seats in Sikar out of total 39 seats of Jila Parishad,  BJP 17 and others 8. Congress has gain overwhelming majority in Bharatpur with 24 seats out of 37 limiting BJP to 7 only. Others have obtained 6 seats including one by Bahujan Samaj Party.

Congress have also bagged one seat each among declared Zila Parishad seats in Ajmer and Banswada. BJP has yet to open account.

Magic of CP Joshi has worked in Bhilwada where Congress outcasted BJP. Congress is leading (or won) in 24 seats out of 37. BJP had strong hold in Bhilwada Jila parishad in last Panchayat election.

Few trends are available for panchayat samiti elections. There are  total 5273 seats for  Panchayat Samiti.  127 candidates won uncontested in Panchayat Samiti.

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We are continually updating election results of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan.This is the latest update as on 1.00 PM. Please stay with us for more updates at Rajasthan Blog

Congress is leading in Zila Parishad seats all over Rajasthan so far. Congress has won 59 Zila Parishad seats out of 97 declared till 12.45 noon, February 8, 2010. 

BJP  is able to bag only 30 of Zila Parishad seats and others have 8. Congress have a major gain in Kota with 13seats in Zila parishad keeping behind BJP with only 9. Shanti Dhariwal, CabinetMinister in Gehlot Government has given credit to Rahul Gandhi.

It is worth noted that BJP had a strong hold in Kota and Hadoti region.

Congress have bagged 19 seats and BJP managed 12 seats in Sikar Zila Parishad out of 32 seats declared. A seat has gone to others.

Congress has won and ahead in one seat each in Bhilwada district.

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Panchayat Election Results

Rekha Sharma from ward 1 and Gayatri Devi from ward 2 has won from Kota. Both are from Congress.

  Madhu Jain  (ward 9) and Sitaram (ward 22) of Congress and Bhanupratap,  Independent (ward 15) won Zila Parishad seats at Kota.  

Mira (ward 3) ,  Urmila (ward 17) , Durga Devi (ward 9) and Rajeshwari Devi (ward 32) of congress and Supyar (ward 5) and  Girdhari (ward 15) of BJP has won Sikar Zila Parishad seats.

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Counting started for panchayat election at various places in Rajasthan

 Counting is going on at  29 tables for Jamwa Ramgarh, 25 for Jhotwada, 29 for Amber, 23 for Shahpura, 23 for Biratnagar, 27 for Kotputli, 31 for Govindgarh, 25 for Sambhar, 33 for Dudu, 21 for Fagi t 15 tables for Sanganer,  19 for Chaksu and at 25 tables for Bassi in Jaipur district. 700 constables along with two ASP and two DSP are deployed for security.

Counting has started at 117 tables at Government college for 113 Panchayat Samiti and 23 Zila Parishad members in Bara district and at 173 tables at Natwar Singh school in Chittaudgarh.

Kota:

 Congress advance in Ladpura Panchayat Samiti at ward Numbers 8, 9 and 12 and BJP at 11, 13, 14 and15.

Sultanpur, BJP advance at ward numbers 12, 13, 15 and 17. Congress advance at ward numbers 14 and 16 and independent at ward 18.

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Counting started for panchayat election at various places in Rajasthan

Counting has started at various places in Rajasthan for Panchayat election including Commerce college and rajasthan college in Jaipur. Counting has started at 8 AM today. Counting is going on at Lohia college in Churu, PG college in Tonk and at 247 tables in Meera college, Udaipur. Counting is also going on for 11 Panchayat Samiti at Mirdha college, Nagaur.

Wife and daughter in law of Shravan Kumar, MLA and three brother in laws of Sunderlal, MLA are contesting in Panchayati Raj election at Jhunjhunu district. Counting is going on at 25 tables for Buhana, 21 tables for Surajgarh, 27 tables for Nawalgarh, 23 tables for Jhunjhunu, 19 tables for Alsisar, 19 for Chidawa, 29 for Khetdi and at 27 tables for Udaipur bati in Jhunjhunu district.

Counting has also started for Kotdi, Jahajpur, Asind and Guwada in Bhilwada district. Three congress and an independent candidate won in Bhilwada district.

We will be continually updating results of Rajasthan Panchayati Raj election, 2010. Please stay with us.

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Jain samaj of Bikaner have been celebrating 11 days long festival between january 31 and February 10, 2010. The festival is organized to celebrate an extra-ordinary historical event.

1100 very old Jain idols were kept underground since centuries at Chintamani Parasnath temple in Bikaner. These idols have been brought out for public viewing and worshiping for 11 days.

Thousands of devotees from all over India and overseas have been coming to view these old Jain idols.

There are 35 old Jain temples in Bikaner.

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