Patna: A technical graduate, Anushka, has been elected Mukhiya from Kushahar Panchayat in the Sheohar district.
The 21-year-old player, who defeated the nearest rival Rita Devi with a 287 voice margin, maybe the youngest person chosen to post in the ongoing Panchayat poll.
Anushka, whose grandfather Rajmangal Singh is Mukhiya from the same Panchayat until 2001, thanks for people to support him in elections.
“This is the victory of the people who put their faith in me and my leadership,” he said.
Anushka’s priority is “the development of all-round of Panchayat and its people regardless of their caste, trust or religion”.
Meanwhile, one legitimate amit, a person accused of in the case of the legal violation of the ban submitted to the Madhuban police station in the East Champaran Regency, has been made as a member of Panchayat Samiti in Muzaffarpur district in Minapur.
Ramnagar village residents, he is currently in the MOTIHARI center prison.
According to the source, it was legitimate in defeating his closest rival, Shyam Nandan Prasad, with only four votes.
As soon as the results are stated, supporters distribute sweets between themselves.
In addition, a defective woman, Meena Devi, has made a member of the district board from Kanti.
This is the effort of both and he appears as a winner.
On the other hand, Dharmendra Kumar Singh, son of JD (U) MP Mahabali Singh, had to bite dust in the Pancrayat poll.
He was defeated by Upendra Pandey at Mukhiya post by 471 votes.
The results of the seventh phase of the Panchayat poll declared late on Wednesday.
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