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Belgaum Mayoral elections on March 10

Feb 28, 2014 by Editor Feb 28, 2014 5 Comments

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ccbnewbig2After a year of electing the Corporators the city of Belgaum would get a Mayor on March 10. Notifications for the same have been issued to all after the court gave its go ahead for the polls.

The strength of the Marathi speaking councilors is 33, while Kannada is 19 and 6 from Urdu group.

Out of the 15 eligible candidates under OBC (A) category 8 are Marathi group, 3 are Kannada group and 4 from Urdu Group.
Ward No.1 – MALASARJA LAXMAN @ FAKIRA BALAGANNAVAR, Ward No.5- ANIL NAGESH MUCHANDIKAR, Ward No.8-RAKESH RAGHUNATH PALANGE, Ward No.13-MADHUSHREE APPASAHEB PUJARI, Ward No.14-DINESH PRAKASH RAVAL, Ward No.26-MEGHA DILIP HALADANKAR, Ward No. 33-BABULAL MUJAWAR, Ward No. 35-MUZAMIL DONI, Ward No. 36-SANJOT SUNIL BANDEKAR, Ward No.37- MATIN SHAIKH ALI, Ward No.38-PUNDALIK RAMA PARIT, Ward No.48-CHIGARE MINAXI SANJAY, Ward No. 51-BANDENAWAZ ABDULSATTAR BALEKUNDRI, Ward No. 54-SHANTAVVA @ SHANTA HANAMANT UPPAR, Ward No.57-BHAIRGOUDA BALAGOUDA PATIL.


The Deputy mayor reservation this time is for Women (Open).

The mayoral elections could not take place in August after a councillor from Mangalore had filed a petition challenging the reservation of such posts. Now however the court has ordered that elections can take place in all corporations except Mangalore.

So Who will be the next Mayor ?

List of councillors of all 58 wards

Know your Ward Number 

List of Mayors (Historical)

 

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  1. Bipin Mane says

    Mar 4, 2014 at 2:03 AM

    Using the word Belgavi for Belgaum is documentary unrealistic and not relevant. None has the evidence “Gazette Notification” regarding the change of Belgaum to Belgavi. Belgaum city and nearby places still comprises of 70% Marathi speaking people, so the question of ending the linguistic problem does not arise. The Legislatures, Judiciary and the Police Forces are of Karnataka. I hope no forces except Military forces are remaining to be applied on Marathi people. Still lets see who wins the Belgaum Corporation.

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  2. C K Patil says

    Mar 1, 2014 at 3:44 AM

    So it is that time of the year for MES to regroup and spew hatred around. May be even this time they will invite some unrelated politician from mahrashtra to exploit the self-created situation.

    Not sure when there will elections in belgavi on grounds of human development, education, manufacturing, advancement in agriculture, self-sufficiency etc.

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  3. amrut says

    Feb 28, 2014 at 3:14 PM

    wait and watch the peace in bgm is about to get distracted as MES will bag mayor seat.They dnt hv anything to do instead inject venom by hate mongers speeches. when they ‘ll learn to love human kind and work hard for development of city.

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    • ramchandra says

      Feb 28, 2014 at 5:11 PM

      Dear Amrut don’t spread vishha (venom) like this.
      tali kabi ek hath se nahi bajti……
      People on both side are equally responsible for the current status of belgaum.

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  4. Ravikiran Kamble says

    Feb 28, 2014 at 2:38 PM

    When will this linguistic politics end.?

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