About Parth Gupta

Parth Gupta is the Municipal Councillor of Ward 6 in Panchkula, Haryana, representing Sectors 16, 17 and 18 in the Municipal Corporation Panchkula. He is the grandson of former Haryana Vidhan Sabha Speaker Gian Chand Gupta and, as reported by the Hindustan Times, among the youngest councillors in Panchkula. A young elected representative from the Bharatiya Janata Party, he runs an accessible, technology-driven ward office where residents can report civic problems, follow their resolution, and reach him directly.

Why did Parth Gupta stand for election at 21?

Parth Gupta stood for election at 21 to bring a young person’s perspective directly into local governance. In his own words, he wanted the ideas, the thought process and the outlook of his generation — the way people his age see the world — to have a real place in how the ward is run, rather than being spoken for. That generational lens is the reason his office leans on an accessible, technology-driven way of handling everyday civic work.

What is Parth Gupta’s background?

Parth Gupta is the Municipal Councillor of Ward 6, Municipal Corporation Panchkula, representing Sectors 16, 17 and 18. As one of the youngest elected Municipal Councillors in India, he brings a fresh, modern and technology-driven approach to local governance. A graduate of Panjab University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and an MBA in Marketing from SP Jain Global, Parth combines his academic background with a strong focus on public service, youth engagement, sports promotion and community development. His priorities include improving civic infrastructure, parks and recreational facilities, sanitation, roads, drainage and public spaces, while ensuring that residents have a direct and accessible channel to raise their concerns. Alongside his public responsibilities, Parth has been actively involved in promoting sports and community initiatives through the Ashwani Gupta Memorial Trust and the Sports Promotion Society Panchkula, supporting youth development, sports participation and community welfare. As a young public representative, Parth aims to combine accessible governance, responsive public service and modern technology to build a cleaner, greener, safer and more citizen-focused Ward 6.

What committees does Parth Gupta serve on?

In the Municipal Corporation Panchkula, Parth Gupta holds the following committee responsibilities:

• Chairman — Horticulture Committee
• Vice-Chairman — Electrical & Street Light Committee
• Member — Revenue & Realisation Committee
• Member — Road Sweeping Committee

What is Parth Gupta’s approach to public service?

I believe public service begins with being accessible, accountable and responsive to the people we represent. A councillor’s role is not only to raise issues in meetings, but to be present on the ground, listen to residents and work consistently towards practical solutions. My approach is simple: listen, act and follow through. Whether it is a road that needs repair, a park that needs improvement, drainage or sanitation concerns, or a resident who simply needs someone to hear them out, every concern deserves attention. I believe in transparent and citizen-centric governance, where residents can easily communicate their problems, track progress and remain informed about the work being undertaken in their area. As a young public representative, I want to bring a modern approach to local governance—using technology, community participation and continuous engagement to make Ward 6 cleaner, greener, safer and better connected. For me, public office is not a position; it is a responsibility to serve, deliver and earn the trust of the people every day.

What are Parth Gupta’s priorities for Ward 6?

Parth Gupta’s priorities for Ward 6 centre on the everyday civic basics — roads, drainage, sanitation, parks and public spaces — kept trackable rather than promised loosely. These are what his office focuses on across Sectors 16, 17 and 18.

• Clean & green public spaces
• Reliable civic services
• Responsive grievance redressal
• Safe, well-lit streets

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