Belagavi City Corporation | |
Native Name: | ಬೆಳಗಾವಿ ಮಹಾನಗರ ಪಾಲಿಕೆಯ |
Leader1: | Savita Kamble |
Party1: | BJP[1] |
Election1: | 15th February 2024 |
Leader2 Type: | Deputy Mayor |
Leader2: | Anand Chavan |
Leader3: | Shri P.N.Lokesh, (KAS) |
Election2: | 15th February 2024 |
Leader4 Type: | Administrator |
Seats: | 58 |
Structure1: | File:Belagavi Municipal Corporation 2021.svg |
Structure1 Res: | 300px |
Political Groups1: | Government (35)
Opposition (11) Others (12) |
Voting System1: | First past the post |
Last Election1: | September 2021 |
Next Election1: | 2026 |
Meeting Place: | Belagavi, Karnataka |
Website: | BCC |
Belagavi City Corporation (BCC) is the municipal governing body of the city of Belagavi in the Indian state of Karnataka. The municipal corporation consists of democratically elected members, is headed by a mayor and administers the city's infrastructure and administration.[3] Municipal Corporation mechanism in India was introduced during British Rule with formation of municipal corporation in Madras (Chennai) in 1688, later followed by municipal corporations in Bombay (Mumbai) and Calcutta (Kolkata) by 1762.[4] Belagavi Mahanagara Palike is headed by Mayor of city and governed by Commissioner.
It was established as Belgaum city Municipal Corporation Committee on 1 December 1851. It had a population of 23,115 and was having an income of 35,460 in 1851. It was the first Municipal Corporation that was established in Bombay Karnataka. Later, many other municipal corporations were established like Nipani in 1854 and subsequently, many other municipalities were established under Bombay District Municipalities Act of 1901.[5] The Municipal Corporation Belgaum elections were fought on the linguistic basis before 2022.
1 | Iqra Mulla | Independent | ||
2 | Muzamil Doni | Congress | ||
3 | Jyoti Kadolkar | Congress | ||
4 | Jayterth Saundatti | BJP | ||
5 | Afriza Mulla | Congress | ||
6 | Santosh Pednekar | BJP | ||
7 | Shankar Patil | Independent | ||
8 | Sohail Sangoli | Congress | ||
9 | Puja Patil | Independent | ||
10 | Vaishali Bhatkande | Independent | ||
11 | Samiulla Madiwale | Congress | ||
12 | Madinsahab Matwale | Independent | ||
13 | Reshma Bhairakdar | Congress | ||
14 | Shivaji Mandolkar | Independent | ||
15 | Netravati | BJP | ||
16 | Raju Bhatkande | BJP | ||
17 | Savita Kamble | BJP | ||
18 | Sahidkhan Pathan | AIMIM | ||
19 | Riyaz Killedar | Independent | ||
20 | Shakela Mulla | Congress | ||
21 | Priti Kamkar | BJP | ||
22 | Raviraj Sambrekar | BJP | ||
23 | Jayant Jadhav | BJP | ||
24 | Girish Dhongadi | BJP | ||
25 | Zarina Fatekhan | Independent | ||
26 | Rekha Hugar | BJP | ||
27 | Ravi Salunkhe | Independent | ||
28 | Ravi Dhotre | BJP | ||
29 | Nitin Jadhav | BJP | ||
30 | Nandu Mirajkar | BJP | ||
31 | Veena Vijapure | BJP | ||
32 | Sandeep J | BJP | ||
33 | Reshma Patil | BJP | ||
34 | Shreyas Nakadi | BJP | ||
35 | Laxmi Rathod | BJP | ||
36 | Rajshekar Doni | BJP | ||
37 | Shamobin Pathan | Congress | ||
38 | Mohd Patwegar | Independent | ||
39 | Udaykumar Upari | BJP | ||
40 | Reshma Kamkar | BJP | ||
41 | Mangesh Pawar | BJP | ||
42 | Abhjijeet Jawalkar | BJP | ||
43 | Vani Joshi | BJP | ||
44 | Anand chavan | BJP | ||
45 | Rupa chikaldani | BJP | ||
46 | Hanmant Kongali | BJP | ||
47 | Asmita Patil | Independent | ||
48 | Basavraj Modgekar | Independent | ||
49 | Deepali Topagi | BJP | ||
50 | Sarika Patil | BJP | ||
51 | Shrishail Kamble | BJP | ||
52 | Khurshia Mulla | Congress | ||
53 | Ramesh Maligol | BJP | ||
54 | Madhavi Raghoche | BJP | ||
55 | Savita Patil | BJP | ||
56 | Laxmi Lokari | Congress | ||
57 | Shobha Somnache | BJP | ||
58 | Priya Satgoud | BJP |
Mayor's post is reserved for General category and Deputy Mayor's Post was limited to General Woman.[7]
Belagavi Mahanagara Palike is created for the following functions:[8] [9]
The following are the Income sources for the Corporation from the Central and State Government.[10] [11] [12]
Following is the Tax related revenue for the corporation.
Following is the Non Tax related revenue for the corporation.
In June 2023, the Public works department minister Satish Jarkiholi instructed the city corporation to start working on merging the villages attached to the city. The plan is to increase the number of city corporation wards up to 90 from 58.[13]
The following town/villages will be merged into city corporation.