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BMC elections 2026: Congress scores big in Malad, Aslam Shaikh takes a hit

Big Congress gains across P North, but defeat in ward 62 dents party MLA Aslam Shaikh’s family influence; while the results reinforced the party’s organisational strength in the area, they also delivered a personal setback to local Congress MLA Aslam Shaikh.

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(From left) Congress candidates Sangeeta Koli, Parag Shah, Haider Ali Shaikh, Rafique Shaikh, Qamarjahan M Siddiqui and Serina Kinny, along with MLA Aslam Shaikh  (centre, in white shirt) and party supporters, during a nomination rally at Mumbai Public School, Malwani. File pic/Satej Shinde

(From left) Congress candidates Sangeeta Koli, Parag Shah, Haider Ali Shaikh, Rafique Shaikh, Qamarjahan M Siddiqui and Serina Kinny, along with MLA Aslam Shaikh (centre, in white shirt) and party supporters, during a nomination rally at Mumbai Public School, Malwani. File pic/Satej Shinde

The Indian National Congress emerged as a key force in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections in the Malad West Assembly segment (162), winning four crucial wards in the P North municipal zone. While the results reinforced the party’s organisational strength in the area, they also delivered a personal setback to local Congress MLA Aslam Shaikh.

Of the eight wards in the Malad Assembly constituency, Congress candidates won four, wards 33, 34, 48 and 49, underlining the party’s continued influence in the Malad belt. 

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