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Politics
Rajasthan Municipal Elections Phase One Voting Begins, Dr Jyoti Mircha Casts Vote in Nagaur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 10:49 AM
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Voting for the first phase of Rajasthan's municipal elections commenced at 7 am and will continue until 6 pm. Dr Jyoti Mircha participated in the polling in Nagaur, expressing confidence that the lotus symbol will bloom again.
The first phase of urban local body elections in Rajasthan began this morning at 7 am, with polling stations opening across various cities and towns. Voters are queuing to cast their ballots for municipal corporations, councils and nagar panchayats, and the process is scheduled to close at 6 pm.
In Nagaur, Dr Jyoti Mircha, a prominent local leader, arrived at her designated booth and exercised her franchise. After voting, she remarked that the lotus, the election symbol of her party, would bloom again, indicating optimism about the outcome.
Authorities have deployed adequate security personnel and arranged for smooth functioning of the polls, including provisions for elderly and differently-abled voters. Election officials are monitoring the proceedings to ensure transparency and adherence to the model code of conduct.
Results for this phase are expected to be compiled after the polling concludes, with counting to follow in the subsequent days. The outcome will determine the leadership of several urban local bodies across the state.
In Nagaur, Dr Jyoti Mircha, a prominent local leader, arrived at her designated booth and exercised her franchise. After voting, she remarked that the lotus, the election symbol of her party, would bloom again, indicating optimism about the outcome.
Authorities have deployed adequate security personnel and arranged for smooth functioning of the polls, including provisions for elderly and differently-abled voters. Election officials are monitoring the proceedings to ensure transparency and adherence to the model code of conduct.
Results for this phase are expected to be compiled after the polling concludes, with counting to follow in the subsequent days. The outcome will determine the leadership of several urban local bodies across the state.