All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has performed well in the recent municipal elections in Telangana and has established its strong presence in the municipalities and municipal corporations. According to the final results released, AIMIM won a total of 69 seats, including 47 seats in municipalities and 22 seats in municipal corporations.

Talking about municipalities, AIMIM has won a total of 47 seats in 15 different municipalities. The most spectacular performance was seen in Bhainsa and Bodhan, where the party proved its supremacy by winning 12 seats each. Apart from this, the party showed its strong hold in North Telangana region by winning 6 seats in Adilabad and 3 seats in Nirmal.

AIMIM is getting stronger in Telangana
AIMIM also registered its presence in other municipalities, including 2 seats each in Zaheerabad, Narayanpet and Jagityal, while 1 seat each in Sangareddy, Kagaznagar, Gadwal, Kohir, Kodangal, Vikarabad, Armur and Tandur. This demonstration shows that AIMIM is no longer limited to only a few limited areas, but is making inroads in various districts.

how many seats won
AIMIM won a total of 22 seats in the municipal elections. Among these, the maximum success was achieved in Nizamabad Municipal Corporation, where the party showed its influence by winning 14 seats. Apart from this, the party also registered its strong presence in these urban areas by winning 3 seats each in Karimnagar and Mahabubnagar Municipal Corporations and 2 seats in Nalgonda Municipal Corporation.

These election results clearly indicate that AIMIM is gradually moving out of its traditional stronghold and strengthening its base in different parts of Telangana. The party’s success, especially in the municipalities of North and West Telangana, shows that AIMIM is getting increasing support at the local level.

Overall, the victory of 47 seats in municipalities, 22 seats in municipal corporations and a total of 69 seats is being considered an important political achievement for AIMIM. This performance will further strengthen the confidence of the party for the upcoming assembly and other local elections.

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Today a new chapter has been added to the politics of Telangana. The counting of votes, which started at exactly 8 am on Friday (February 13, 2026), has made the trends of the public in the urban areas of the state clear. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy led Congress party has silenced the opposition by registering a landslide victory in 116 municipalities and 7 municipal corporations.

The results of these elections have proved to be very disappointing for the ruling party BRS so far, while Congress has established its dominance by capturing 1,347 wards out of total 2,582 wards.

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According to the viral data and official reports, this time Congress has directly captured 64 municipalities. At the same time, the former ruling party BRS has been reduced to just 13 municipalities and 717 wards, which is an indication that the urban foundation of the party is collapsing.

At the same time, BJP also registered its presence by winning 261 wards, but it could not stop the momentum of Congress. The most interesting results were from Kothagudem Municipal Corporation, where Congress and CPI are tied on 22 seats each. Here the 8 seater BRS has emerged as the ‘King Maker’ and now all eyes are on whom it supports.

BJP candidate committed suicide before the elections

During this time, a painful incident shook everyone. BJP candidate from Ward No. 6 of Maktal Municipality of Narayanpet district, Yerukaala Mahadevappa, had committed suicide before the elections, due to which voting was canceled there. However, in the remaining 16 wards, Congress has won the hearts of the people by winning 12 seats. At the same time, the victory of All India Forward Bloc in Vadepalli of Mahabubnagar has made this election more interesting. Congress has had a clean sweep in big corporations like Mancherial, Ramagundam and Nalgonda.

Impact of Congress policies visible in local elections

This was the first major local election after the assembly elections in Telangana, which was being considered as a litmus test for the Revanth Reddy government. BRS was dominant in the state for the last few years, but rebellion in the party and the policies of the leadership have weakened them. Congress has won the trust of voters by entering the fray with promises of Praja Palan (people’s rule) and welfare schemes. Due to the situation of hunger in 38 municipalities, the politics of manipulation is also going to intensify.

Swearing in will take place on 16th February

This victory has further strengthened the hold of Congress in Telangana. On Monday (February 16, 2026), new councilors and corporators will take oath of office, after which the election phase for mayor and chairman will begin. While on one hand it is a time of celebration for Congress, on the other hand it is a time of introspection for BRS. This result gives a clear message that the public now wants change and is giving priority to development issues.

The political temperature is at its peak regarding the municipal elections in Telangana, where election noise is being heard from the corridors of power to the streets. A total of 12,993 candidates are trying their luck in this election Mahakumbh to be held in 7 municipal corporations and 116 municipalities of the state. According to the State Election Commission, all preparations have been completed for this election to be held in 2,996 wards, where on an average there will be a tough competition between four candidates per ward. Voting will begin in the morning on 11th and results will be declared after counting on 13th.

According to election strategists, such a large number of candidates contesting means that no seat is easy and the contest in every ward is going to be interesting. Political parties have taken the election campaign to its peak and are leaving no stone unturned to woo the voters before the campaign period ends on the 9th. The Election Commission has given instructions for strict adherence to the Model Code of Conduct, so that the voting process can be conducted in a fair and peaceful manner.

Important test for political parties

This election is an important test not only for the local bodies but also for the major political parties of the state. From basic facilities to urban development, many issues are included in the election discussions this time. Even though this election is fought on local issues, the impact of its results is also visible on the politics of the state. Now all eyes are on the voting percentage on the 11th, because the more voting, the stronger the democracy will be considered.

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The Election Commission has tightened security arrangements for peaceful voting and has appealed to the people to exercise their franchise without fear or inducement. The results on 13th will decide who the general public elects as their representative and in which direction the development of the urban areas of the state will move.

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