Edited By Vijay Jain
लद्दाख के मुख्य सचिव आशीष कुंद्रा ने पंचायत, नगर परिषद और लद्दाख ऑटोनॉमस हिल डेवलपमेंट काउंसिल (LAHDC) चुनावों की तारीखों की घोषणा की है. Credit: ANI
केंद्र शासित प्रदेश लद्दाख में लोकतंत्र की जमीनी पकड़ मजबूत करने के लिए चुनावी बिगुल बज चुका है. लद्दाख के मुख्य सचिव आशीष कुंद्रा ने पंचायत, नगर परिषद और लद्दाख ऑटोनॉमस हिल डेवलपमेंट काउंसिल (LAHDC) चुनावों की तारीखों की घोषणा की है. केंद्र शासित प्रदेश में पंचायत और लेह कारगिल नगर परिषद के चुनाव 21 नवंबर को कराए जाएंगे. वहीं, 8 हिल डेवलपमेंट काउंसिल की 100 सीटों के लिए 4 दिसंबर को मतदान होगा.
#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh: Ashish Kundra, Chief Secretary of Ladakh, says, “The State Election Commission for the Union Territory has announced the Panchayat elections, which are scheduled to take place on November 21st. Our Chief Electoral Officer has announced the elections for the Leh and Kargil Municipal Councils, which will also be held on November 21st. In addition to this, the State Election Commission—following the earlier announcement and notification by the Lieutenant Governor regarding the creation of eight districts (expanding from the original two)—has also announced the establishment of an Autonomous Hill District Council for each of these districts. Following the official notification, the Lieutenant Governor (LG) notified the number of constituencies for each district. The total number of constituencies has now reached 100… Thus, the number in both districts has increased from 26 to 50 each. During the delimitation process, certain principles were taken into account when determining these numbers. These included the population of the respective districts. Furthermore, according to the notified rules for the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), the basic unit for a constituency must be either a panchayat area or a municipal ward. The rules explicitly state that neither a panchayat area nor a municipal ward can be split or divided. However, two or more panchayat areas can be combined to form a single LAHDC constituency. Following this formula, the total number of constituencies was determined and subsequently allocated across the districts, which led to the delimitation process… A gazette notification has been issued by the State Election Commission, in which November 17th is the last date for filing nominations; candidates may file their nominations up to this date. November 18th has been set for the scrutiny of nominations, and November 20th is the last date for the withdrawal of candidature. Elections for all eight LHDCs (Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Councils), covering 100 constituencies, will be held on December 4th. The entire process must be concluded before December 8th. Regarding the counting of votes for the municipal and panchayat elections, we will recommend that this counting be conducted simultaneously with the counting for the LHDC elections, so that the results of one election do not influence the other…” (10.11)
— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2026
#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh: Ashish Kundra, Chief Secretary of Ladakh, says, “The State Election Commission for the Union Territory has announced the Panchayat elections, which are scheduled to take place on November 21st. Our Chief Electoral Officer has announced the elections for the Leh and Kargil Municipal Councils, which will also be held on November 21st. In addition to this, the State Election Commission—following the earlier announcement and notification by the Lieutenant Governor regarding the creation of eight districts (expanding from the original two)—has also announced the establishment of an Autonomous Hill District Council for each of these districts. Following the official notification, the Lieutenant Governor (LG) notified the number of constituencies for each district. The total number of constituencies has now reached 100… Thus, the number in both districts has increased from 26 to 50 each. During the delimitation process, certain principles were taken into account when determining these numbers. These included the population of the respective districts. Furthermore, according to the notified rules for the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), the basic unit for a constituency must be either a panchayat area or a municipal ward. The rules explicitly state that neither a panchayat area nor a municipal ward can be split or divided. However, two or more panchayat areas can be combined to form a single LAHDC constituency. Following this formula, the total number of constituencies was determined and subsequently allocated across the districts, which led to the delimitation process… A gazette notification has been issued by the State Election Commission, in which November 17th is the last date for filing nominations; candidates may file their nominations up to this date. November 18th has been set for the scrutiny of nominations, and November 20th is the last date for the withdrawal of candidature. Elections for all eight LHDCs (Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Councils), covering 100 constituencies, will be held on December 4th. The entire process must be concluded before December 8th. Regarding the counting of votes for the municipal and panchayat elections, we will recommend that this counting be conducted simultaneously with the counting for the LHDC elections, so that the results of one election do not influence the other…” (10.11)
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