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Ex-MLA Sends Legal Notice Over Panchayat, Local Body Poll Delays
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 02 Jul 2026, 02:01 AM
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Former MLA Sanyam Lodha has served a legal notice to the state government and the State Election Commission regarding the delay in holding panchayat and local body elections. He has warned of filing a contempt petition if elections are not conducted by July 31.
Former MLA Sanyam Lodha has initiated legal action over the prolonged delay in conducting panchayat and local body elections. He has formally issued a legal notice to both the state government and the State Election Commission, citing concerns over the postponement.
In his notice, Lodha has set a deadline of July 31 for the authorities to ensure the elections are held. He has explicitly stated that if the elections are not conducted by this date, he intends to file a contempt of court petition.
The move highlights growing pressure on the government and the election commission to expedite the electoral process for local self-governing bodies.
In his notice, Lodha has set a deadline of July 31 for the authorities to ensure the elections are held. He has explicitly stated that if the elections are not conducted by this date, he intends to file a contempt of court petition.
The move highlights growing pressure on the government and the election commission to expedite the electoral process for local self-governing bodies.