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Home / Chandigarh / Panchayat Samiti Poll 11 Nominations Rejected

Panchayat samiti poll: 11 nominations rejected

The remaining 11 candidates have been declared ineligible to contest the elections
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 03:57 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST
December 6 is the last day for withdrawal of nomination papers. Representative image

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As part of the ongoing panchayat samiti election process in the district, a 310 of the total 321 candidate nominations were found valid during the scrutiny held today.

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The remaining 11 candidates have been declared ineligible to contest the elections.

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For the 22 zones of the Derabassi Panchayat Samiti, a total of 149 nominations had been received. Of these, six were rejected during scrutiny, while 143 were found valid.

In the case of the Kharar Panchayat Samiti, a total of 78 nominations were received for 15 zones.

After scrutiny, five were rejected, leaving 73 valid nominations.

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For the 15 zones of the Majri Panchayat Samiti, a total of 94 nominations received were found valid during scrutiny.

Sharing further details, Deputy Commissioner (DC)-cum-District Election Officer Komal Mittal added that tomorrow, December 6, is the last day for withdrawal of nomination papers.

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