"SEC is not bound to share all the details with everyone. We can't give all the information. We have shared some figures on our website. Other than that nothing more would be released from our side," State Election Commissioner Varesh Sinha told PTI when asked about vote-shares and 'none of the above' votes.
As per the final results, BJP won just 60 out of the total 230 taluka panchayats, while Congress made an impressive comeback by capturing 124 taluka panchayats. 46 taluka bodies had a hung verdict.
The BJP however retained the control of all the six municipal corporations and also won 40 out of the 56 municipalities. Congress won in nine municipalities, while in three municipalities independents were winners. No party emerged as a clear winner in four others.
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