BJP Secures Unopposed Wins in Uttarakhand Panchayat Polls

• The BJP has expressed delight over the unopposed victories of its candidates for multiple District Panchayat President and Block Pramukh posts in Uttarakhand.
• State President Mahendra Bhatt stated that the wins are an endorsement of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s development policies and a sign of a “triple engine” of growth for the villages.
• BJP candidates secured unopposed victories for the District Panchayat President posts in Uttarkashi, Champawat, Udham Singh Nagar, and Pithoragarh.

GG News Bureau
Dehradun, 11th Aug: The BJP in Uttarakhand has expressed its happiness over the significant number of unopposed victories for its candidates in the District Panchayat President and Block Pramukh elections. The party claims that the results are a clear public endorsement of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s development policies, paving the way for faster progress in the state’s rural areas.

State President and Rajya Sabha MP Mahendra Bhatt hailed the victories as the beginning of a “triple engine” of development in the villages. He stated that the outcome was widely anticipated, as it was clear that the rural populace would vote for those who could deliver regional development.

According to the party, four of the 12 District Panchayat President posts have been won unopposed. The victorious candidates are Ramesh Chauhan from Uttarkashi, Anand Singh Adhikari from Champawat, Ajay Maurya from Udham Singh Nagar, and Jitendra Prasad from Pithoragarh.

The party also registered unopposed wins in 11 Block Pramukh seats. The winners include Anchala Bora from Champawat, Chandraprabha from Kashipur, Upkar Singh from Sitarganj, Sarita Rana from Khatima, Mamta Panwar from Bhatwari, Rajdeep Parmar from Dunda, Rajesh Nautiyal from Jakhanidhar, Suman Sajwan from Chamba, Narayan Thakur from Vikasnagar, Lata Devi from Pabo, and Meenakshi Arya from Takula.

State Media In-charge Manveer Chauhan expressed his satisfaction with the nomination process and stated that the party is now focused on ensuring victory for its candidates in all the remaining seats.