Mohali: Voters in the recently concluded municipal corporation elections have once again reposed faith in experience, with 26 former councillors returning to the house after winning their respective wards. Of these, 13 contested on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) ticket, nine on Congress tickets, and three as Independents. Shiromani Akali Dal’s Kuldeep Kaur Kang also retained her seat, registering her fourth consecutive win.
Political Legacies Continue
The results also reflected the continuation of political legacies. Wives of two former councillors won from women-reserved wards, while sons of two late councillors were elected, carrying forward their families’ public service traditions.
AAP Winners
Among AAP winners are RP Sharma (ward 2), Gurmeet Kaur (3), Gurmukh Singh Sohal (8), Harvinder Kaur Lang (11), Rajni Goyal (23), Ravinder Singh Bindra (28), Ramanpreet Kaur Kumbhra (29), Aruna Sharma (32), Gurpreet Kaur (33), Sukhdev Singh Patwari (34), Harpal Singh (36), Kamaljit Kaur (40), and Sarabjit Singh Samana (42).
Congress Winners
Congress winners include Anuradha Anand (12), Kamalpreet Singh Banni (14), Jatinder Kaur (15), Narpinder Singh Ranghi (18), Raj Rani Jain (21), Manjeet Kaur (25), Parwinder Kaur (27), Harjeet Singh Bholu (30), and Baljit Kaur (37).
Independent Winners
Independent winners include Paramjit Singh Kahlon (10), Kuldeep Kaur Dhanoa (13), and Upinderpreet Kaur (19).
Notable Family-Linked Wins
Among notable family-linked wins, Charanjit Kaur (Ward 1) and Inderpreet Kaur Prince (Ward 7) are wives of former councillors, while Amarjit Singh and Gaurav Jain, sons of late leaders, also emerged victorious.
Observers said the verdict reflects a mix of preference for experienced leadership and space for the next generation in local politics.
Key Takeaways
- 26 ex-councillors return to the House
- AAP leads with 13 returning faces; party wins 27 wards overall
- Congress sees 9 former councillors elected
- 3 Independents also make a comeback
- Legacy factor: Wives of 2 ex-councillors, sons of 2 late leaders win
- Kuldeep Kaur Kang wins fourth straight term



