Rajsamand Panchayat Election 2026: BJP Releases Zila Parishad Candidate List for 28 Wards; Ward 10 Kept On Hold [Full Ward-Wise Table]

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has officially announced its candidate list for the upcoming Rajsamand Zila Parishad Elections 2026. Following extensive consultative meetings between the district election panel, state observers, and senior legislators of southern Rajasthan, the party finalized candidates for 28 out of the total 29 wards, while placing Ward Number 10 under active consideration (विचाराधीन).

The candidate declarations reflect a strategic social engineering formula across the historic Mewar-Magra belt. The ruling party has struck a delicate balance by fielding influential community veterans, prominent grassroots workers, a robust contingent of women leaders, and active youth representatives across Rajsamand, Nathdwara, Kumbhalgarh, and Bhim legislative assembly segments.

Key Highlights of the BJP Rajsamand Candidate List

The party’s candidate roster is anchored by several notable regional leaders and grassroots functionaries:

• Prominent Local Heavyweights: Senior party leaders including Gopal Singh Solanki (Ward 1), Surat Singh Dasana (Ward 2), Ganesh Singh (Ward 5), and Madan Singh (Ward 7) have been deployed to cement the party’s rural base.
• Rathore Bastion Representation: Prominent youth and community figures Narhari Dev Singh Rathore (Ward 14) and Karanveer Singh Rathore (Ward 17) have been fielded in crucial central zones.
• Northern Magra Belt: In the rugged northern terrain of Bhim-Magra, veteran leader Narayan Singh Rawat has been entrusted with Ward 29.
• Tribal & Scheduled Caste Inclusivity: The BJP has given strong representation to tribal and marginalized communities, fielding Devi Lal Bhil (Ward 3), Dala Ram Bhil (Ward 4), Shivnarayan Bhil (Ward 8), Durga Meena (Ward 9), Anil Khatik (Ward 21), and Suresh Salvi (Ward 24).
• Prominent Business & Urban Fringe Leaders: Leaders like Praveen Tank (Ward 12), Chandrashekhar Bagora (Ward 16), and Vikram Singh Deoria (Ward 20) are expected to drive high-voltage campaigns.

Substantial Influx of Women Leadership

In adherence to constitutional reservation quotas and the party’s women empowerment agenda, more than 40% of the declared roster comprises female leaders:

• Gulabi Bai (Ward 6)
• Kanchan Devi (Ward 11)
• Nirmala Chauhan (Ward 13)
• Sosar Devi (Ward 15)
• Safalta Gurjar (Ward 18) & Gheesi Gurjar (Ward 22) – Securing significant representation from the influential Gurjar farming community.
• Manju Kalal (Ward 19)
• Monika Deval (Ward 23)
• Bhagwati Devi (Ward 25) & Ladu Devi (Ward 26)
• Kanchan Kanwar (Ward 27) & Nirmala Kanwar (Ward 28)

Why Was Ward Number 10 Kept On Hold?

The sole missing piece in the 29-ward puzzle is Ward Number 10, which has been officially designated as “Vicharadhin” (under active consideration). Internal party insiders suggest that multiple senior contenders, intense factional lobbying, and delicate caste dynamics in that specific ward prompted the state leadership to withhold the ticket announcement until final consensus is achieved.

Complete Ward-Wise BJP Candidate List for Rajsamand Zila Parishad

Below is the complete official ward-by-ward roster of Bharatiya Janata Party candidates for all 29 wards of the Rajsamand Zila Parishad:

Electoral Stakes in Rajsamand

Rajsamand holds pivotal political importance in southern Rajasthan. Under the parliamentary leadership of MP Mahima Kumari Mewar and senior regional MLAs across Rajsamand, Nathdwara (Vishvaraj Singh Mewar), and Kumbhalgarh, the ruling BJP aims to maintain an unassailable majority in the Zila Parishad to ensure seamless coordination between grassroots panchayat raj institutions and state developmental schemes.