Municipal Committee Devsar is a municipal committee in Kulgam district, Jammu and Kashmir, with 8 wards. Its wards fall in 1 assembly seat and 1 Lok Sabha seat. Ward list and the elected MLAs and MP below come from official directory and Election Commission data.
- Type
- Municipal Committee
- District
- Kulgam
- State
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Wards
- 8
- LGD code
- 296987
All 8 wards of Municipal Committee Devsar as recorded in the Local Government Directory. Where the directory gives only a number, no locality name is shown.
- Ward 1
- Ward 2
- Ward 3
- Ward 4
- Ward 5
- Ward 6
- Ward 7
- Ward 8
A seat is listed when at least one ward of Municipal Committee Devsar falls inside it, per the directory. Members shown are the winners of the latest election we hold.
Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) · 1
Jammu and Kashmir’s seats were redrawn in the latest delimitation and the directory mapping may use the old seats, so treat this list as approximate.
Other local bodies in Kulgam district
Municipal results are published by the Jammu and Kashmir State Election Commission, ward by ward. No open, machine-readable source covers them, so this page does not show them. Our team can compile past ward results where published, map the wards and run verified ward surveys.
Answers use the Local Government Directory and Election Commission of India results.
How many wards are there in Municipal Committee Devsar?
The Local Government Directory lists 8 wards for Municipal Committee Devsar (as of 25 September 2026), numbered 1 to 8. Each ward elects one member. Ward numbers and boundaries change after a delimitation, so the State Election Commission’s latest notification is the final word.
Which assembly constituencies cover Municipal Committee Devsar?
Wards of Municipal Committee Devsar fall in one assembly constituency: Devsar. Peerzada Feroze Ahamad (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference) represents Devsar, per the 2024 result.
Which Lok Sabha constituency is Municipal Committee Devsar in?
Municipal Committee Devsar falls in the Anantnag-Rajouri Lok Sabha constituency. In the 2024 general election Mian Altaf Ahmad (Jammu & Kashmir National Conference) won Anantnag-Rajouri.
When is the next Municipal Committee Devsar municipal election?
A municipal body has a five-year term from its first meeting (Article 243U of the Constitution), and a new body must be elected before the term ends, or within six months if it is dissolved early. The Jammu and Kashmir State Election Commission announces the schedule and the ward reservation list.
Source: Local Government Directory (lgdirectory.gov.in), Ministry of Panchayati Raj, local body code 296987, as of 25 September 2026, via the open daily mirror at github.com/ramSeraph/opendata. Used under the Government Open Data License – India. Ward-to-constituency mapping as recorded in the directory. MLAs and MPs: Election Commission of India statistical reports (latest assembly election and Lok Sabha 2024).
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