The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Ward 164 election for 2026 is now in full swing. Voters across this key constituency are eagerly awaiting the results that will shape Mumbai's civic leadership for the next five years. As the counting progresses, all eyes are on Ward 164 to see which candidate emerges victorious.
Live Updates and Key Highlights
Stay tuned for real-time updates on the vote counting process. The election desk is closely monitoring the trends as they unfold. Political parties and voters alike are showing keen interest in this ward, making it a focal point of the broader BMC elections.
2017 Election Results: A Look Back
In the previous Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections held in 2017, Ward 164 saw a decisive win. Harish Krishna Bhandirge of the Bhartiya Janata Party secured victory with 7,262 votes. He achieved a significant margin of 3,659 votes over his closest competitor.
The runner-up in that election was Jamalahmed Niyazahmed Khan from the All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen. He polled 3,603 votes. Several other candidates also contested, contributing to a competitive race.
Detailed 2017 Vote Breakdown
Here is a comprehensive list of candidates and their vote counts from the 2017 election:
- Harish Krishna Bhandirge (Bhartiya Janata Party) - 7,262 votes
- Jamalahmed Niyazahmed Khan (All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen) - 3,603 votes
- Annamalai Sivakolundu S (Shivsena) - 3,506 votes
- Ramzanali Zainullah Chaudhary (Indian National Congress) - 2,275 votes
- Dnyaneshwar Namdeo Mahajan (Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) - 1,857 votes
- Mansoori Ishaque Shaikh (Samajwadi Party) - 1,833 votes
- Sainath Sahdev Katke (Independent) - 1,698 votes
- Sitaram Shivnaresh Tiwari (Independent) - 1,176 votes
- Farid Abdullatif Khan (Bahujan Samaj Party) - 892 votes
- Babu Uligappa Batteli (Nationalist Congress Party) - 468 votes
- Ahsanullah Habibullah Khan (Independent) - 210 votes
- Saddamhussain Abdulrashid Shaikh (Peace Party) - 207 votes
- NOTA (None of the Above) - 197 votes
- Ramzanali Laismohammed Chaudhary (Independent) - 189 votes
- Manoj Narsu Mahankuda (Independent) - 169 votes
- Sanjay Dinanath Tiwari (Independent) - 145 votes
- Santosh Sarathi Mohanty (Independent) - 117 votes
- Raghvendra Vijaykumar Singh (Independent) - 91 votes
- Abdulrehebar Karim Khan (Bhartiya Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh) - 83 votes
- Rajkumari Shankar Hotkar (Sambhaji Brigade) - 70 votes
- Sagar Sopan Parihar (Bharip Bahujan Mahasangh) - 69 votes
- Deepakkumar Umashankar Vishwakarma (Independent) - 60 votes
- Mohan Nagnath Narayankar (Ambedkarite Party Of India) - 60 votes
- Ganesh Kondiba Kharatmol (Independent) - 60 votes
- Mohammed Ali Alvi (bahujan republican sociolist party) - 57 votes
- Niraj Ravindra Vishwakarma (Independent) - 55 votes
- Chandrakant Dattaram Vichare (Independent) - 53 votes
- Vikrant Mohan Pandhare (Independent) - 44 votes
- Shrikant Ganpat Shirsat (Independent) - 44 votes
- Dharmraj Krishna Hotkar (Jankalyan Sena) - 44 votes
- Satyawan Lakshman Patra (Independent) - 43 votes
- Mansuri Ali Shaikh (Samajwadi Party) - 29 votes
Importance of Past Results
The 2017 election results offer valuable insights into the voting patterns and party performance in Ward 164. They set a benchmark for the current election, helping analysts and voters understand the political landscape. As we await the 2026 results, these past trends provide crucial context.
Voters are now participating in the democratic process once again. The outcome will determine the corporator for Ward 164, influencing local governance and development in Mumbai. Stay connected for more updates as the counting continues.
