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BJP celebrates Municipal Election victories in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: January 16, 2026 23:55 IST

Chhatrapati SambhajinagarBJP leaders and workers thronged the central campaign office on Adalat Road as counting began, celebrating early ...

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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

BJP leaders and workers thronged the central campaign office on Adalat Road as counting began, celebrating early leads with cheers and slogans. Winning candidates were welcomed by OBC Welfare Minister Atul Sāve, MLA Bhagwat Karad, Corporator Sanjay Kenekar, district president Kishor Shitole, and other party officials. Large LED screens displayed municipal results across the city and state, intensifying the excitement. Victory chariots and DJ arrangements were ready by 3 pm, while regional offices in Osmanpura and Chikalthana remained unused.

A grand victory procession started from Kranti Chowk at 7 pm, featuring gulal showers, firecrackers, and a decorated chariot carrying Minister Sāve, MP Karad, MLC Kenekar, Shitole, and winners Anil Makariye and Sameer Rajurkar. The procession ended at Galmandi around 8 pm. Provocative posters targeting Shiv Sena were spotted but removed immediately by senior leaders.

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