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Sr.No. Ward Seat Candidate Full Name Reservation Allocated Symbol Candidate PartyName No 1 1 A ASHWINI VINOD VAIRAGAR SC (W) Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 2 1 A KIRAN NILESH JATHAR SC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 3 1 A Sonali Raju Thombare SC (W) Coconut Independent/Other 4 1 A Renuka Hulgesh Chalwadi SC (W) Hand Indian National Congress 5 1 A Vidya Anil Lokhande SC (W) Candles Republican Party of India (A) 6 1 A Vidya Ashok Patil SC (W) Cup and Saucer Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh 7 1 A Chhaya Bhairavnath Ukarde SC (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 8 1 A Kantabai Balasaheb Dhende SC (W) Whistle Bahujan Mukti Party 9 1 A AISHWARYA ASHUTOSH JADHAV SC (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 10 1 A Sushma Rahul Bengle SC (W) Television Independent/Other 11 1 A ARTI VIJAY KHARAT SC (W) Table Lamp Independent/Other 12 1 A SUNITA DILIP ORAPE SC (W) Jug Independent/Other 13 1 A NALINI RAJENDRA KAMBALE SC (W) Black Board Independent/Other 14 1 B NAVANATH SHIVAJI BHALCHIM ST Table Independent/Other 15 1 B Vithhal Ramchandra Kothere ST Clock Nationalist Congress Party 16 1 B Dunda Dongaru Kolap ST Bow And Arrow Shivsena 17 1 B Maruti Palhu Sangade ST Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 18 1 C Menka Jitendra Karalekar BCC (W) Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 19 1 C Alka Avinash Khade BCC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 20 1 C MADHURI DASHRATH MATWANKAR BCC (W) Ring Independent/Other 21 1 C Hemlata Suryakant Pawaar BCC (W) Glass Tumbler Independent/Other 22 1 C रेखा चंकांत टंगरे BCC (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 23 1 C GULSHAN KARIM MULANI BCC (W) Comb Independent/Other 24 1 C Surekha Kailas Hendre BCC (W) almirah Independent/Other 25 1 C Savita Anil Salunke BCC (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 26 1 C Renuka Sachin Tingare BCC (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 27 1 D GANESH SANJAY PATIL GEN Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 28 1 D Kunal Balkrushna Tingre GEN Bat Independent/Other 29 1 D Kavita Vijay Ambre GEN Balloon Independent/Other 30 1 D SHAMIM HARUN MULANI GEN Gas Cylinder Independent/Other 31 1 D MAHESH RAMCHANDRA JADHAV GEN Whistle Bahujan Mukti Party 32 1 D SHABBIR IKRAM SHAIKH GEN Camera Independent/Other 33 1 D Anil Shankar Tingre GEN Basket Independent/Other Sr.No. Ward Seat Candidate Full Name Reservation Allocated Symbol Candidate PartyName No 34 1 D DINESH DNYANESHWAR MHASKE GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 35 1 D Rajesh Dattatare Bengale GEN Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 36 1 D Mangesh Prakash Parande GEN Ceiling Fan Independent/Other 37 1 D Anil Vasantrao Tingre GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 38 2 A Sachin Shivaji dhiwar SC Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 39 2 A Bhausaheb Baburao More SC Television Independent/Other 40 2 A Siddharth Yashwant Dhende SC Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 41 2 A RAMESH SUKHDEO KHARAT SC almirah Independent/Other 42 2 A Jalinder Mahadev Kamble SC Bow And Arrow Shivsena 43 2 A SUNIL LALU GOGALE SC Clock Nationalist Congress Party 44 2 A Rahul Bharat Pratap SC Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 45 2 B Chhaya Sham Tathe BCC (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 46 2 B ARCHANA NITIN KUCHEKAR BCC (W) Cup and Saucer Republican Party of India (A) 47 2 B Surekha Bhagwan Jadhav BCC (W) Coconut Independent/Other 48 2 B SHIVANI UMESH MANE BCC (W) Hand Indian National Congress 49 2 B Farzana Mehboob Shaikh BCC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 50 2 B Urmila Sandeep Kedari BCC (W) Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 51 2 B JASMEEN RAJU BAGWAN BCC (W) Camera Independent/Other 52 2 C Sheetal Ajay Sawant GEN (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 53 2 C Rizwana Fahim Shaikh GEN (W) Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 54 2 C NIRMALA WILSON HIRAY GEN (W) Balloon Independent/Other 55 2 C Ujwala Nanasaheb Nalawade GEN (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 56 2 C Sushila Vijay Jadhav GEN (W) Sewing Machine Independent/Other 57 2 C Rekha Sukhdev Davare GEN (W) Bat Independent/Other 58 2 C RAJASHRI SANJAY SHIRKE GEN (W) Road Roller Independent/Other 59 2 C Deepali Mahendra Shirke GEN (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 60 2 D FIROZ SHABBIR SHAIKH GEN Nagara Independent/Other 61 2 D VINOD MURLIDHAR PAWAR GEN Candles Independent/Other 62 2 D ROHAN YASH CHOUHAN GEN Gas Cylinder Independent/Other 63 2 D RAJESH RAGHUNATH GANGAVANE GEN Whistle Bahujan Mukti Party 64 2 D CHANDRAKANT KASHINATH JANJIRE GEN Ring Independent/Other 65 2 D SUNIL VIJAY TINGRE GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 66 2 D SITARAM SAVALARAM MALKAR GEN Bow And Arrow Shivsena Sr.No. Ward Seat Candidate Full Name Reservation Allocated Symbol Candidate PartyName No 67 2 D MUJIB ZAHIR SAYYED GEN Brush Independent/Other 68 2 D ASHOK SHERNPPA ITKAR GEN Battery Torch Independent/Other 69 2 D Prakash Shantvan Shelke GEN Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 70 2 D Subhash Kashiram Chavan GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 71 3 A ANAND BHAURAO SARVADE SC Clock Nationalist Congress Party 72 3 A RAMESH VISHWANATH SAKAT SC Hand Indian National Congress 73 3 A Chandrakant Parmeshwar Sawant SC Camera Independent/Other 74 3 A Rahul Kondiram Bhandare SC Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 75 3 A Nilesh Malhari Gaikwad SC Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 76 3 A BHIMRAO SUKHDEV KHARAT SC Bow And Arrow Shivsena 77 3 A Vikram Bhaguram Pawar SC Nagara bahujan republican sociolist party 78 3 A APPA SHIVA JADHAV SC Ceiling Fan Independent/Other 79 3 B SANDHYA VISHAL KHEDKAR BCC (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 80 3 B SHWETA GANGADHAR KHOSE BCC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 81 3 B LATA SADU MERGAL BCC (W) Whistle Independent/Other 82 3 B KAVITA RAJENDRA SHIRSAT BCC (W) Hand Indian National Congress 83 3 B Usha Dnyaneshwar Kalamkar BCC (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 84 3 C SAGARTAI BHIVSAN RODGE GEN (W) Hand Indian National Congress 85 3 C MANDA SOPAN KHULE GEN (W) Coconut Independent/Other 86 3 C VAISHALI SANJAY CHANDHERE GEN (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 87 3 C Surekha Vishwas Khandave GEN (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 88 3 C MUKTABAI ARJUN JAGTAP GEN (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 89 3 C REKHA BALU BANSODE GEN (W) Cup and Saucer Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh 90 3 D Mohanrao Pandurang Shinde GEN Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 91 3 D SACHIN SARJERAO GORE GEN Bat Independent/Other 92 3 D Shankar Kailas Shelke GEN Nagara bahujan republican sociolist party 93 3 D MOHDHUSEN MOHDHANJI CHAUDHARI GEN Television Independent/Other 94 3 D BAPURAO GANGARAM KARNE GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 95 3 D RAHUL PANDURANG BODRE GEN Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 96 3 D Ramesh Dattatray Adhav GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 97 3 D PRITAM PRATAPRAO KHANDVE GEN Bow And Arrow Shivsena 98 3 D BHUJANG JANARDHAN LAVHE GEN Hand Indian National Congress 99 4 A SHAILYJEET JAYWANT BANSODE SC Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party Sr.No. Ward Seat Candidate Full Name Reservation Allocated Symbol Candidate PartyName No 100 4 A BHAIYYASAHEB TUKARAM JADHAV SC Clock Nationalist Congress Party 101 4 A Suresh Ramu Alhat SC Television Independent/Other 102 4 A GAUTAM MADHAV PISE SC Ceiling Fan Independent/Other 103 4 A SUNIL SADHU THORAT SC Bow And Arrow Shivsena 104 4 A VAIBHAV ASHOK PANCHMUKH SC Cup and Saucer Independent/Other 105 4 A Pradeep Malhari Sathe SC Batsman Independent/Other 106 4 A Shivaji Pandhri Kamble SC Table Independent/Other 107 4 B namrata amol pawar BCC (W) Coconut Independent/Other 108 4 B Meenakshi Suresh Shejwal BCC (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 109 4 B SUMAN BALASAHEB PATHARE BCC (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 110 4 B Babadabai Narayan Pathare BCC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 111 4 C SONAL SWAPNIL CHAVAN GEN (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 112 4 C Sanjila Bapusaheb Pathare GEN (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 113 4 C SANDHYA DHANAJI PATHARE GEN (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 114 4 C URMILA PRABHAKAR BANKAR GEN (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 115 4 C Tejashree Ramkrushna Pathare GEN (W) Ring Independent/Other 116 4 D SANTOSH DADABHAU BHARANE GEN Bow And Arrow Shivsena 117 4 D MAHENDRA PANDHARINATH PATHARE GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 118 4 D Sachin Dnyandev Satpute GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 119 5 A SUNITA MARUTI GALANDE BCC (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 120 5 A ashwini ravindra ukarande BCC (W) Ring Independent/Other 121 5 A ALKA NARAYAN KAMBLE BCC (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 122 5 A SADHANA SUNIL BHAGAT BCC (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 123 5 B Manisha Dattatray Deokar GEN (W) Bow And Arrow Shivsena 124 5 B Vishakha Sandeep Gaikwad GEN (W) Railway Engine Maharashtra Navnirman Sena 125 5 B Vidya Satyawan Thorve GEN (W) Hand Indian National Congress 126 5 B SHILPA SANJAY GALANDE GEN (W) Clock Nationalist Congress Party 127 5 B SHEETAL DNYANESHWAR SHINDE GEN (W) Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 128 5 B ELIZABETH SANJAY FERNANDEZBHALERAO GEN (W) Battery Torch Independent/Other 129 5 B AMRAPALI VISHWAS WAGHMARE GEN (W) Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 130 5 C Azhar Mehboob Khan GEN Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 131 5 C YOGESH TUKARAM MULIK GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 132 5 C NITIN GOVINDRAO BHUJBAL GEN Bow And Arrow Shivsena Sr.No. Ward Seat Candidate Full Name Reservation Allocated Symbol Candidate PartyName No 133 5 C PRAMOD NANA PARDHE GEN Cup and Saucer Independent/Other 134 5 C SANTOSH NIVRUTTI GALANDE GEN Hand Indian National Congress 135 5 C NARAYAN MOHAN GALANDE GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 136 5 C BALASAHEB SHIVAJI TIRKHUNDE GEN Whistle Akhil Bharatiya Sena 137 5 D SACHIN RANGNATH BHAGAT GEN Bow And Arrow Shivsena 138 5 D PRAKASH LAXMAN GALANDE GEN Clock Nationalist Congress Party 139 5 D SANDEEP NAMDEV JARHAD GEN Lotus Bhartiya Janata Party 140 5 D Prakash Kishen Tribhuvan GEN Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party 141 5 D Yogesh Sopanrao
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