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Saurabh Joshi new Chandigarh mayor as BJP walks away with top 3 posts

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January 30, 2026
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Bharatiya Janata Occasion (BJP) candidate Saurabh Joshi, 44, was elected the brand new mayor of Chandigarh as a saffron wave swept by the municipal company (MC) Home on Thursday after the Aam Aadmi Occasion (AAP) and the Congress failed kind out their variations forward of the annual mayoral elections.

FIRST MAYORAL POLL THROUGH SHOW OF HANDS: All councillors voted along party lines in the polls held at the Chandigarh MC office in Sector 17 on Thursday (Ravi Kumar /HT)
FIRST MAYORAL POLL THROUGH SHOW OF HANDS: All councillors voted alongside get together strains within the polls held on the Chandigarh MC workplace in Sector 17 on Thursday (Ravi Kumar /HT)

With 18 councillors on their facet – within the 36-member home – the BJP additionally had a simple victory within the elections for the posts of senior deputy mayor and deputy mayor.

BJP’s Jasmanpreet Singh, who’s the councillor for ward quantity 32 (Sector 44 and 51) was elected the senior deputy mayor whereas councillor Suman Sharma of Ward No. 4 (Manimajra Basti Kishangarh, Basti Bhagwanpura, Pipli Wala City, Housing Board Duplex Manimajra IT Park) was elected deputy mayor.

Voting began at 11 am with nominated councillor Ramneek Singh Bedi because the presiding officer. Consistent with the modification to Regulation 6 of the Chandigarh Municipal Company (Process and Conduct of Enterprise) Rules, 1996, the voting was finished by a present of arms. All councillors, together with Member of Parliament (MP) Manish Tewari, who has an ex officio vote within the Home, additionally gave a verbal affirmation after elevating their arms.

All councillors voted on get together strains and Joshi secured 18 votes within the 36-member home, whereas Congress candidate Gurpreet Singh Gabbi obtained seven votes and AAP’s Yogesh Dhingra obtained 11 votes. AAP insurgent Ram Chander Yadav, who was preventing for the deputy mayor’s submit as an Impartial, withdrew his nomination on the final second and solid his vote in favour of AAP candidate Jaswinder Kaur.

After the voting for the mayor’s submit concluded, and it grew to become clear that Joshi was successful, all six Congress councillors, together with MP Tewari, walked out of the Home and abstained from voting for polls of the senior deputy mayor and deputy mayor.

This was for the primary time in two years that the Congress and the AAP had fielded separate candidates for these polls, successfully splitting the Opposition vote and handing a photograph end to the saffron get together within the remaining 12 months of the present MC Home’s five-year time period. That is for the fourth time within the final 5 years that the BJP has managed to wrest the mayor’s submit, regardless of not having the numbers within the Home. The following basic elections are scheduled for December this 12 months.



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