winning seats of MIM in Hyderabad 2020

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 HYDERABAD: Asaduddin Owaisi’s All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) party will play a vital role in the formation of the next GHMC council and the mayor’s post as the party won 44 wards.


In 2016, the party contested 60 wards and won 44, but this election, the party contested in 51 seats and lost only seven wards. Irrespective of the mayoral candidate, the party will have a prominent presence in the GHMC standing committee. The committee is the apex body of GHMC, which takes important decisions.


Like the earlier committee, the new standing committee formed will at least have six corporators from AIMIM.

The committee plays a vital role in giving sanctions. Any work exceeding Rs 2 crore would have to be approved by the committee headed by the GHMC mayor. As per norms, works below Rs 2 crore can be approved by the GHMC commissioner and zonal commissioners.

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