• Source:JND

Goa ZP Elections 2025: The Bharatiya Janata Party swept the Goa Zilla Panchayat Elections 2025 on Monday, December 22, winning 29 seats out of 50 and emerging as the single largest party. 

Out of the total 50 seats, the BJP bagged 29 seats, the Congress secured eight seats, while independent candidates won five seats. Coming to the regional parties, the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) bagged two seats, and the Goa Forward Party (GFP), Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and Revolutionary Goans Party (RGP) won one seat each. 

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The BJP contested the elections in alliance with the MGP, while the Congress fought the polls in alliance with the GFP.

The elections are strategically important for the BJP as they look to retain power in the next assembly elections, which are set to be held in 2027. The BJP has been in power in Goa since 2012.

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Goa Zilla Panchayat Elections 2025: List Of Winners

BJP won in several important key constituencies like Siolim, Taleigao, Latambarcem, Honda, Socorro, Querim, Karapur-Sarvan, Curti, Sanvordem, Nagargao, Barcem, Sancoale, Usgao-Ganjem, Dharbandora, and Xeldem. Here is the full list of winners:

S. No. Zila Panchayats  Winners With Party Name
1. Arambol Radhika Paleykar (Independent) 
2. Morjim Tara Hadfadkar (MGP)
3. Dhargal Shrikrishna Ravindra Harmalkar (BJP)
4. Torxem Siddesh Pednekar (BJP)
5. Siolim Maheshwar Manohar Govekar (BJP)
6. Colvale Kavita Kiran Kandolkar (Independent)
7. Aldona Mary alias Maria Menezes (Congress)
8. Sirsai Nilesh Kambli (Congress)
9. Anjuna Narayan Ladu Mandrekar (BJP)
10. Calangute Franzilia Rodrigues (BJP)
11. Socorro Amit Devidas Asnodkar (BJP)
12. Reis-Magos Reshma Bandodkar (BJP)
13. Penha-de-Franca Sandeep Salgaonkar (BJP)
14. St Cruz Esperenca Braganca (RGP)
15. Taleigao Raguvir Kuncolencar (BJP)
16. Chimbel Gauri Pramod Kamat (BJP)
17. Corlim Siddesh Shripad Naik (BJP)
18. St Lawrence Trupti Vishwanath Bakal (RGP)
19. Latambarcem Padmakar Arjun Malik (BJP) 
20. Karapur-Sarvan Mahesh Anant Sawant (BJP)
21. Maem Kunda Mandrekar (BJP)
22. Pale Sundar Naik (BJP)
23. Honda Namdev Babal Chari (BJP)
24. Querim Nilesh Shambha Parwar (BJP)
25. Nagargao Premnath Dalvi (BJP) 
26. Usgao-Ganjem Samiksha Vaman Naik (BJP)
27. Betqui-Candola Sunil Jalmi (Independent)
28. Curti Pritesh Premanand Gaonkar (BJP)
29. Veling-Priol Aditi Devidas Gaude (MGP)
30. Queula Ganapat Naik (MGP) 
31. Borim Poonam Chandrakant Samant (BJP)
32. Siroda Dr Gauri Subhash Shirodkar (BJP)
33. Raia Inacina Luis Pinto (GFP)
34. Nuvem Anthony Braganza (Congress)
35. Colva Antonio Fernandes (AAP)
36. Velim Julio Fetnandes (Congress)
37. Benaulim Luiza Pereira e Rodrigues (Congress)
38. Davorlim Florina Danny Fernandes (Congress)
39. Guirdolim Sanjay Velip (Congress)
40. Curtorim Astra Ranzille Da Silva (Congress)
41. Navelim Malifa Cardozo (Congress)
42. Sanvordem Mohan Parshuram Gaonkar (BJP) 
43. Dharbandora Rupesh Ramnath Dessai (BJP)
44. Rivona Rajshri (Rajeshree) Rajesh Gaonkar (BJP)
45. Xeldem Shidharth Shrinivas Dessai (BJP)
46. Barcem Anjali Arjun Velip (BJP)
47. Cola Sumitra Pagi (Congress) 
48. Poinguinim Ajay Lolenkar (BJP)
49. Sancoale Sunil Mahadeo Gawas (BJP) 
50. Cortalim Merciana Vas (Independent)

 

 


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