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Municipality · Nagpur district · Maharashtra

Digdoh Devi Municipal Council is a municipality in Nagpur district, Maharashtra, with 12 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
Municipality
District
Nagpur
State
Maharashtra
Wards
12
LGD code
303127
Wards
as listed in LGD
Assembly seats
cover its wards
Lok Sabha seats
cover its wards
Wards

All 12 wards of Digdoh Devi Municipal Council 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
  • Ward 9
  • Ward 10
  • Ward 11
  • Ward 12
Municipal election results

Municipal results are published by the Maharashtra 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.

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FAQ

Answers use the Local Government Directory and Election Commission of India results.

How many wards are there in Digdoh Devi Municipal Council?

The Local Government Directory lists 12 wards for Digdoh Devi Municipal Council (as of 25 September 2026), numbered 1 to 12. 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 Digdoh Devi Municipal Council?

Wards of Digdoh Devi Municipal Council fall in one assembly constituency: Hingna. Sameer Dattatraya Meghe (Bharatiya Janata Party) represents Hingna, per the 2024 result.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Digdoh Devi Municipal Council in?

Digdoh Devi Municipal Council falls in the Ramtek Lok Sabha constituency. In the 2024 general election Shyamkumar (babalu) Daulat Barve (Indian National Congress) won Ramtek.

When is the next Digdoh Devi Municipal Council 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 Maharashtra 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 303127, 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).