Local body elections under way across Haryana

Elections are being held in Panchkula, Ambala, Sonepat, Hisar, Rewari and Rohtak

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:26 AM May 10, 2026 IST

Voters' queue at a polling station in Sonepat.
General VP Malik (retd.) and Congress Mayoral candidate coming out of the polling center after casting their votes at Panchkula on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky
Voters queue up at a polling booth in Ambala on Sunday.
Voters' queue at a polling station in Sonepat.
Voters queue up to cast their votes in the Panchkula MC Elections at Panchkula on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky
Voters queue up at a polling booth in Ambala on Sunday.

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Voters' queue at a polling station in Sonepat.

General VP Malik (retd.) and Congress Mayoral candidate coming out of the polling center after casting their votes at Panchkula on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky

Voters queue up at a polling booth in Ambala on Sunday.

Voters' queue at a polling station in Sonepat.

Voters queue up to cast their votes in the Panchkula MC Elections at Panchkula on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky

Voters queue up at a polling booth in Ambala on Sunday.

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