For the first time, the notification of the first phase of the panchayat elections to be held on a party basis will be released on Saturday. Now, in the changed circumstances, with the 73rd amendment of the Constitution taking effect in Jammu and Kashmir, 12 of the Panch-sarpanches, 650 vacant circles will be filled in political elections. These posts were not possible to be filled during the Panchayat elections held in December 2018. Now, in the changed situation, work is being done to strengthen rural democracy by filling these circles.

The schedule for the first phase election will be released on February 15 as per the schedule. Nomination papers can be filed by 22 February. Its layoffs will be on 24 February. The last date for withdrawal of the name is 26 February. The first phase of the election will be held on March 5. The results will come in the evening. More than ninety percent of Kashmiris are from Kashmir in the 8-phase election in March. Among the circles to be filled are 1011 light sarpanches and 11639 light punches. Polling will be held in 274 blocks from March 5 to 20 in the state.

Prior to the reorganization of Jammu and Kashmir, the Panch-Sarpanch elected after the election on a non-political basis joined the political parties and did politics. Now there will be indirect politics, in such a situation the Panch-Sarpanch is excited with serious political parties. Panches, sarpanches organization Jammu Kashmir Panchayat Conference says that the government has taken an important decision.

We will give full support to make the election a success. After 25 February, the Panchayat Conference delegation will camp in Kashmir. All efforts will be made that more and more people come to Kashmir to participate in the elections. Good candidates will be fielded: BJP

The state BJP is gearing up for the panchayat elections. State President Ravindra Raina says that we will give full support in making the election a success. The BJP will field good candidates in the panchayat elections. Their victory will be ensured by strengthening rural democracy. Panchayat election quarrel: Congress

The political parties boycotting the panchayat elections have also intensified their politics. State Congress President GA Mir has said that the panchayat election is a sham. Leaders of other parties, except BJP, are currently in custody. In such a situation, conducting panchayat elections is just a formality. Politics is taking place in the name of panchayat elections.