MCD Elections 2017: Nand Nagri, Sunder Nagri, New Seemapuri, Pandav Nagar ward election results; BJP wins polls

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Written by: Shubhang Chauhan
Updated: April 26, 2017, 12:13 PM IST

New Delhi, April 26: Laxmi Nagar constituency falls in the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) which go to polls on April 23 in MCD Elections 2017. This constituency has 4 wards namely Kishan Kunj (Ward 13), Laxmi Nagar (Ward 14), Shakarpur (Ward 15), Pandav Nagar (Ward 16). The counting of votes is underway. Catch live updates on the MCD Election Results 2017 here.

This year the main battle in the Delhi municipal election is between Aam Aadmi Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, and the Congress. Besides them, there are many others contesting in the MCD elections namely AIMIM, Janata Dal.

Here are the respective wards, their candidates, and the winner:

AC AAP BJP Congress Swaraj India Result
Kishan Kunj Meenakshi Sharma Himanshi Pandey Shahana Shabana Rahman  Himanshi Pandey-BJP
Laxmi Nagar Santosh Mandeep Singh  Santosh-BJP
Shakarpur Indu Gosai Neetu Tripathi  Neetu-BJP
Pandav Nagar R P Singh Govind Agrawal Saranjeet Sharma Pavinder Mishra  Govind Aggarwal-BJP

Kishan Kunj Result

AC AAP BJP Congress Swaraj India Result
Kishan Kunj Meenakshi Sharma Himanshi Pandey Shahana Shabana Rahman  Himanshi Pandey-BJP

Laxmi Nagar Result

AC AAP BJP Congress Swaraj India Result
Laxmi Nagar Santosh Mandeep Singh  Santosh-BJP

Shakarpur Result

AC AAP BJP Congress Swaraj India Result
Shakarpur Indu Gosai Neetu Tripathi  Neetu-BJP

Pandav Nagar Result

AC AAP BJP Congress Swaraj India Result
Pandav Nagar R P Singh Govind Agrawal Saranjeet Sharma  Govind Aggarwal-BJP

The 272 wards which went in to polls on April 23 had 13,000 booths, out of which 3,284 were sensitive and 1,464 hypersensitive. The national capital has over 1.3 crore eligible voters and more than 1.1 lakh first-timers. The AAP and BJP before elections got engaged in a war of words over garbage issue in the national capital which could be seen on Delhi roads.

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