
The Urban Development Department released the draft at 12 a.m. on August 23. It was initially scheduled for release on Friday but was delayed due to technical reasons. Later, Commissioner Dr. Abhijit Chaudhary announced that the draft would be issued on August 23, and true to that, it was rolled out at midnight.
The new structure mirrors the 2017 framework, with each Prabhag comprising four wards, except Prabhag 38, which consists of three wards as before. Compared to the last elections, the number of voters has increased. Prabhag 16 has the highest voter count with 71,187 voters, while Prabhag 38 has the lowest with 47,216 voters.
From today until August 28, citizens, representatives, and aspiring candidates can file their objections and suggestions. The Urban Development Department will address these by September 8 and submit the final proposal to the state government.
By September 26, the final draft will be handed over to the State Election Commission, which will issue the official notification and announce the final Prabhag structure on October 6. Compared to the 2017 final draft, no major changes have been made, and the layout largely remains the same, except for minor adjustments in a few Prabhags.









