Ludhiana Municipal Corporation (MC) Election Results 2018: Full List of Ward-Wise Winning Candidates
Congress won 62 out of the 95 wards contested, whereas, the SAD-BJP combine was restricted to 21.
Chandigarh, Feb 27: Congress' winning spree continues in Punjab as the party has bagged the fourth major municipal corporation after Capt Amarinder Singh came to power last year. On Tuesday, the results of Ludhiana Municipal Corporation elections 2018 were out, bringing to fore an unprecedented victory for the Congress. The party won 62 out of the 95 wards contested, whereas, the Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP combine bagged 21 seats. The Lok Insaf Party, an ally of AAP, won 7 wards. For full-list of ward-wise winning candidates check table below.
In the 2013 Ludhiana municipal elections, the BJP-SAD had emerged victorious bagging 51 seats, whereas, the Congress was restricted to 19. The results in this round of the polls have signalled a massive turn around for the Congress. According to pollsters, the results were on expected lines as the party had swept the Amritsar, Patiala and Jalandhar local bodies with a similar mandate in the December polls.
Ludhiana MC Election Results 2018: Full List of Ward-Wise Winning Candidates
| Wards | Winner | Party |
| Ward 1 | Divya Rana | SAD |
| Ward 2 | Gurmail Singh | SAD |
| Ward 3 | Pallavi Vinayak | Congress |
| Ward 4 | Sukhdev Bawa | Congress |
| Ward 5 | Neelam Sharma | Independent |
| Ward 6 | Sarabjit Singh Laadi | SAD |
| Ward 7 | Ravinder Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 8 | Yashpal Chaudhary | BJP |
| Ward 9 | Gulshan Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 10 | Harjinder Pal Singh | Congress |
| Ward 11 | Balwinder Grewal | AAP |
| Ward 12 | Naresh Kumar | Congress |
| Ward 13 | Mandeep Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 14 | Kuldeep Janada | Congress |
| Ward 15 | Kanchan Malhotra | Congress |
| Ward 16 | Umesh Sharma | Congress |
| Ward 17 | Jasmeet Kaur | SAD |
| Ward 18 | V Bhatia | Congress |
| Ward 19 | Manisha Taparia | Congress |
| Ward 20 | Navneet Singh Ghayal | Congress |
| Ward 21 | Kitty | Congress |
| Ward 22 | Raj Kumar | Congress |
| Ward 23 | Sandeep Kumari | Congress |
| Ward 24 | Paul Grewal | Congress |
| Ward 25 | Satinder Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 26 | Surjit Singh Rai | SAD |
| Ward 27 | Baljit Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 28 | Paramjit Singh | SAD |
| Ward 29 | Prabjot Kaur | SAD |
| Ward 30 | Jaspal Singh | SAD |
| Ward 31 | Sonia Sharma | BJP |
| Ward 32 | Sukhvir Singh | LIP |
| Ward 33 | Sunita Rani | Congress |
| Ward 34 | Rakhwinder Gabria | SAD |
| Ward 35 | Sarabjit Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 36 | Harvinder Singh | LIP |
| Ward 37 | Sarabjit Kaur | LIP |
| Ward 38 | Kuldip Singh | LIP |
| Ward 39 | Jaspreet Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 40 | Arjun Singh Cheema | LIP |
| Ward 41 | Charanjit Kaur | LIP |
| Ward 42 | Sukhdev Singh Sheera | Independent |
| Ward 43 | Reet Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 44 | Harkarandeep Singh Vaid | Congress |
| Ward 45 | Barjinder Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 46 | Harbhajan Singh Dang | SAD |
| Ward 47 | Priya | Congress |
| Ward 48 | Parvinder Singh Gill Lapran | Congress |
| Ward 49 | Rajinder Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 50 | Swarandeep Singh | LIP |
| Ward 51 | Amrit Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 52 | Gurdeep Singh Neetu | Congress |
| Ward 53 | Pinky Bansal | Congress |
| Ward 54 | Surinder Kaur | SAD |
| Ward 55 | Parvinder Kaur | Independent |
| Ward 56 | Shyam Sunder Malhotra | Congress |
| Ward 57 | Manju Aggarwal | BJP |
| Ward 58 | Rajesh Jain | Congress |
| Ward 59 | Prabhjot Kaur Bhola | BJP |
| Ward 60 | Anil Parti | Congress |
| Ward 61 | Shelly Malhotra | Independent |
| Ward 62 | Om Prakash Ratra | BJP |
| Ward 63 | Luxmi Devi | Congress |
| Ward 64 | Rakesh Parashar | Congress |
| Ward 65 | Poonam Malhotra | Congress |
| Ward 66 | Narinder Sharma Kala | Congress |
| Ward 67 | Mamta Ashu | Congress |
| Ward 68 | Baljinder Singh | Congress |
| Ward 69 | Kulwinder Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 70 | Dilraj Singh | Congress |
| Ward 71 | Rupinder Kaur Sandhu | Congress |
| Ward 72 | Hari Singh Brar | Congress |
| Ward 73 | Seema Kapoor | Congress |
| Ward 74 | Pankaj | Congress |
| Ward 75 | Varsha Rampal | Congress |
| Ward 76 | Gurpreet | Congress |
| Ward 77 | Maninder Kaur Ghumman | BJP |
| Ward 78 | Balkar Singh | Congress |
| Ward 79 | Anny Sikka | BJP |
| Ward 80 | Mahraj Singh | Congress |
| Ward 81 | Rashi Aggarwal | Congress |
| Ward 82 | Sunny Bhalla | Congress |
| Ward 83 | Indu Raju Thapar | Congress |
| Ward 84 | Surinder Atwal | BJP |
| Ward 85 | Sunita Rani | BJP |
| Ward 86 | Ashwani Kumar | Congress |
| Ward 87 | Kulwan Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 88 | Manpreet Grewal | Congress |
| Ward 89 | Prem Sharma | BJP |
| Ward 90 | Jai Prakash | Congress |
| Ward 91 | Gurpinder Kaur Sandhu | Congress |
| Ward 92 | Harvinder Pal Singh | Congress |
| Ward 93 | Loveleen Kaur | Congress |
| Ward 94 | Gurpreet Singh Gopi | Congress |
| Ward 95 | Gurdeep Deepa | Congress |
While Congress has credited its victory to the development work undertaken by the Capt Amarinder-led government in Punjab, the SAD has accused the ruling party of misusing the law and order machinery during the local body elections.
SAP spokesperson Daljit Singh Cheema said Congress legislators along with local strongmen drove away Akali Dal's polling agents from several booths. Congress, however, denied the charge. "This shows their frustration. People have rejected them and now they are resorting to lies," said party MP Ravneet Singh Bittu.
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