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ADC village committee polls see 81.29% turnout, SEC-NDA wins 4,320 seats
✍️ Tripuratimes
🗓 07 Oct 2026, 05:31 AM
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The recent ADC village committee elections recorded a turnout of 81.29%, with the SEC-NDA alliance securing 4,320 seats across the contested wards.
The village committee elections in the ADC region concluded with an impressive voter participation of 81.29 percent, according to the State Election Commission. The high turnout reflects strong community engagement in local governance.
The Secular- National Democratic Alliance (SEC-NDA) emerged as the dominant force, winning a total of 4,320 seats across the various village committees. The result consolidates the alliance’s position in the rural political landscape of the area.
Election officials confirmed that the polling process was conducted smoothly, with no major incidents reported. The SEC-NDA’s victory is expected to influence development priorities and resource allocation in the villages under its jurisdiction.
Stakeholders, including local leaders and civil society groups, have called for the newly elected representatives to focus on infrastructure, sanitation, and livelihood schemes to meet the expectations of the electorate that turned out in large numbers.
The next phase will involve the formal swearing‑in of the elected committee members, after which they will assume responsibilities for local administration and development projects.
The Secular- National Democratic Alliance (SEC-NDA) emerged as the dominant force, winning a total of 4,320 seats across the various village committees. The result consolidates the alliance’s position in the rural political landscape of the area.
Election officials confirmed that the polling process was conducted smoothly, with no major incidents reported. The SEC-NDA’s victory is expected to influence development priorities and resource allocation in the villages under its jurisdiction.
Stakeholders, including local leaders and civil society groups, have called for the newly elected representatives to focus on infrastructure, sanitation, and livelihood schemes to meet the expectations of the electorate that turned out in large numbers.
The next phase will involve the formal swearing‑in of the elected committee members, after which they will assume responsibilities for local administration and development projects.