Municipal voting in Telangana took place peacefully across most parts of the state, the State Election Commission said. Residents turned out in large numbers to cast their votes in 116 municipalities and seven municipal corporations. The final turnout was strong, with around 73.01% participation nationwide, showing active public interest in local elections.
Polling started early in the morning and continued without major trouble. Most areas reported a calm and orderly process. A few isolated tensions and minor clashes were noted in some regions, but officials said these did not affect the overall peace of the elections. Security forces and webcasting helped keep the voting safe and transparent.
After polling concluded, ballot boxes were taken to secure strong rooms for safekeeping. The vote counting is set to begin on Friday, February 13, 2026, when results will be declared. Many political observers say these elections are important for shaping local urban governance and reflecting public support for different parties.
Officials praised voter enthusiasm and the peaceful conduct of the polls. The high turnout and smooth process also show the strength of democratic participation in the state’s urban elections.
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