After the third round of voting in the LAHDC-Kargil, the combination of the National Conference and the Congress gained eight seats while the BJP gained one.
Based on the most recent information obtained by Greater Kashmir, the Indian National Congress has won the most council seats (five), while its coalition partner, the National Conference, has won the fewest (three). Only one seat was won by the Bharatiya Janata Party.
With strict security measures in place, Kargil is now counting ballots for 26 seats on the 30-person Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC).
Rambirpoa, Pashkum, Choskore, Chiktan, and Taisuru were all won by the Congress party.
The Bhimbat, Padum, and Yourbaltak have all been won by the National Conference (NC). The Stakchay Khangral seat was won by the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP).
After Ladakh separated from Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019, the first local election was held in Kargil for the hill council.
Before October 11, the new council is expected to take office.
