Counting begins for 11 municipal bodies in Dausa, Rajasthan at 8 AM

The municipal elections that have been underway across Dausa district for nearly a month are now entering their decisive phase. After weeks of campaigning, ward‑level rallies and public promises, the Election Commission has scheduled the counting of votes for eleven urban local bodies. The process is set to commence at 8 a.m. on the designated day, with polling stations across the district opening their ballot boxes for scrutiny. Officials have deployed additional staff to ensure that the tallying proceeds smoothly and transparently.
Authorities have also ordered a ban on a planned public procession that was slated to take place on the same day. The prohibition, issued by the district administration, cites concerns over law and order and aims to prevent any disruption to the counting exercise. Police have been instructed to enforce the ban and maintain order around polling stations.
Election observers and local party representatives are expected to monitor the counting closely, as the results will determine the composition of municipal councils that manage civic services in Dausa. The outcome is likely to influence local governance priorities ahead of the next financial year.