Disa Taluka, located in the Banaskantha district of Gujarat, is preparing for elections on June 22. The political scene is heating up as candidates submit their nomination forms. A total of 148 forms have been submitted for the position of sarpanch (village head), while 396 forms are for member positions. The scrutiny of these forms took place on Tuesday, and candidates had the opportunity to withdraw their applications on Wednesday.
In a significant development, seven gram panchayats in Disa Taluka will be merged. The affected panchayats include Chhatrala, Robsanani, Morthal Goliya, Delaniya Para, Ratanpura, Chandaji Goliya, and New Nesdapar. Elections will not be held in these panchayats, as the sarpanch and members will be elected unopposed. This leaves 19 panchayats that will hold elections on the scheduled date.
Local residents are excited about the elections, creating an atmosphere of enthusiasm. The merging of the panchayats has brought a sense of change in the community. Disa Taluka has a rich history, being located near the Banasa River and known for its agricultural activities.
Disa has played an important role in Gujarat’s development. It is home to the second longest elevated overbridge in India. The town was historically significant, serving as a military camp during British rule. The British established a military presence here to protect the region from bandits and maintain order.
The population of Disa, according to the 2011 census, is 111,149, with a literacy rate of 80.67%. The town has a mix of urban and rural characteristics, with various communities living in harmony. The local administration is taking steps to ensure that the elections are fair and transparent.
As the election date approaches, the community is buzzing with discussions about candidates and their plans. Residents hope for leaders who will address their needs and work towards the development of Disa Taluka. The upcoming elections are not just about choosing leaders; they represent a chance for the community to come together and envision a better future.
With the political landscape shifting and new changes on the horizon, Disa Taluka is set to witness a significant event. The elections on June 22 will be a crucial moment for residents to express their voices and influence the direction of their local governance. This democratic process is essential for empowering communities and ensuring that their needs are met in the years to come.
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