Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation

According to Official voter data published by the Election Commission of India,has provided community-wise estimates for the Ghaziabad Lok Sabha constituency. Ghaziabad Lok Sabha constituency has a diverse caste composition with Rajputs considered the most dominant community in the district. The constituency is estimated to have nearly 600,000 to 7 lakh Rajput voters, around 550,000 Muslims, 450,000 Brahmins, 450,000 Scheduled Caste voters, 250,000 Banias, 125,000 Jats, 100,000 Punjabis, 75,000 Tyagis and 70,000 Gujjars.^[2][3][4][5] The district has more than 150 Tomar (Tanwar) Rajput villages and over 84 Gehlot Rajput villages. The historic Satha-Chaurasi region also falls within the district, taking the total number of Rajput-dominated villages to over 250 across Ghaziabad district.^[6] Several prominent Rajput leaders have represented the constituency, including Rajnath Singh, who was elected twice as Member of Parliament from Ghaziabad, General V. K. Singh, who also served two terms as MP, and Dr. Ramesh Chandra Singh Tomar, who represented the constituency five times in the Lok Sabha. Former MLA Sukhbir Singh Gehlot^[7] was also a notable Rajput leader from the region, reflecting the political influence of the Rajput community in Ghaziabad district. ^{[8] [9]}

Ghaziabad Municipal corporation is divided into 5 zones - City Zone, Kavi Nagar Zone, Vijay Nagar Zone, Mohan Nagar Zone and Vasundhara Zone.^[10] The Municipal Corporation comprises 100 wards, with councillors elected from each ward.^[11][12] The local elections to all wards was last held in 2023.^[13]

1. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
2. I.T. DEPARTMENT
3. PROPERTY TAX DEPARTMENT
4. HEALTH DEPARTMENT
5. STREET LIGHT DEPARTMENT
6. WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT
7. LAW
8. GARDEN / HORTICULTURE
9. SWACHH BHARAT MISSION

These are 2017 results, latest list is unknown