Arunachal Pradesh: Uncontested BJP Wins Signal Strong Governance Trust

BJP candidates win uncontested in Arunachal Pradesh's panchayat and municipal elections, highlighting public trust in the party's development and governance model. Chief Minister Pema Khandu credits Prime Minister Modi and party leaders for their leadership. The elections involve over 8 lakh voters, with results due on December 20.

In a significant political development, BJP candidates in Arunachal Pradesh have secured panchayat and municipal election victories unopposed, a move hailed by Chief Minister Pema Khandu as a testament to public confidence in the party's governance.

With 58 Zilla Parishad members, four Itanagar Municipal Corporation corporators, and 5,037 gram panchayat members emerging victorious without contest, the chief minister applauded the 'unshakable trust' shown by the people in BJP's development model. Khandu also extended his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party leaders, highlighting their influential role.

The State Election Commission revealed that out of 600 nominations for zilla parishad constituencies, and 10,550 for gram panchayat seats, a significant number led to uncontested wins. With polls set for December 15 and vote counting on December 20, over 8 lakh voters will engage in shaping the state's political landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)