BMC Ward 135 Election 2026: Full Results and Analysis
Voters in Mumbai's Ward 135 have made their choice. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation election results for this key constituency are now official. This ward election forms part of the larger BMC polls that determine Mumbai's civic leadership for the next five years.
2026 Election Outcome and Key Details
Political observers watched Ward 135 closely throughout the election process. The counting process concluded with clear results. Voters turned out in significant numbers to cast their ballots for their preferred corporator candidate.
The winning candidate secured a decisive victory. Election officials confirmed the vote totals and victory margin after completing the counting process. All major political parties contested this ward, making the competition particularly intense.
Looking Back: 2017 Election Results for Context
The previous Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections in 2017 provide important context for understanding current voting patterns. In that election, Samiksha Deepak Sakre of Shivsena emerged victorious in Ward 135.
Samiksha Deepak Sakre secured 2,804 votes in the 2017 election. She achieved a victory margin of 701 votes over her closest competitor. This margin represented a clear mandate from the ward's voters at that time.
The runner-up in 2017 was Kailashi Ramkumar Verma, who ran as an Independent candidate. Verma received 2,103 votes in that election. Several other candidates also contested the ward, representing various political parties.
Complete 2017 Ward 135 Results Breakdown
Here is the full list of candidates and their vote totals from the 2017 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation election for Ward 135:
- Samiksha Deepak Sakre (Shivsena) - 2,804 votes
- Kailashi Ramkumar Verma (Independent) - 2,103 votes
- Riaa Yogesh Barge (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 1,941 votes
- Khatijabi Bashirahmed Subrati (All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen) - 1,701 votes
- Shaheen Fazlurrehman Choudhary (Samajwadi Party) - 1,362 votes
- Ashwini Kisan Pawar (Republican Party of India (A)) - 1,315 votes
- Surayya Shabbir Petkar (Independent) - 1,033 votes
- Nirmaladevi Vasant Singh (Indian National Congress) - 933 votes
- Pallavi Saroj Jaiswal (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 850 votes
- Rama Babasaheb Kashid (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 386 votes
- Shobha Vasant Khirawale (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 339 votes
- Sunanda Vijay Thorat (Bhartiya Shetkari Kamgar Paksh) - 317 votes
- Rupali Nilesh Patil (Independent) - 234 votes
- Ashvini Satish Gaikwad (Bahujan Vikas Aghadi) - 160 votes
- Zarinabegum Shaulhameed Nil (Nationalist Congress Party) - 155 votes
- NOTA (None of the Above) - 73 votes
- Meena Narendra Baske (Independent) - 57 votes
Understanding the Electoral Significance
Ward 135 represents a microcosm of Mumbai's diverse political landscape. The 2017 results show multiple parties receiving substantial voter support. This indicates competitive politics in the area rather than dominance by any single party.
The NOTA option received 73 votes in the 2017 election. This number reflects voters who chose to reject all candidates while still participating in the democratic process.
Political analysts study these past results to understand voting trends and party performance. Such historical data helps predict potential outcomes in current and future elections. It also reveals how voter preferences might be shifting over time.
Current Election Dynamics and Observations
The 2026 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections generated considerable public interest. Ward 135 attracted particular attention from political parties and voters alike. The counting process proceeded smoothly, with officials working diligently to ensure accurate results.
Election observers noted strong voter engagement throughout the campaign period. Residents participated actively in the democratic process, recognizing the importance of local governance. The corporator elected will address civic issues directly affecting ward residents.
These municipal elections determine who will manage essential services in Mumbai. Responsibilities include water supply, waste management, road maintenance, and public health initiatives. Voters understand that their choice directly impacts their daily quality of life.
The election results for Ward 135 now join the broader BMC election outcomes. Together, they will shape Mumbai's civic administration for the coming five-year term. Political parties will analyze these results to refine their strategies for future elections.
