Following the withdrawal of nominations, independent candidates in Nokha have been allotted their election symbols. In the 45 wards, numerous independent candidates are now in the fray with various symbols. Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Priya Bajaj stated that candidates have been assigned symbols including almirah, flute, apple, harmonium, brick, television, gas stove, and bicycle pump.

The almirah symbol appears to be the most frequently allotted. Many candidates across different wards have received the almirah symbol. For instance, Bhawarlal in Ward-1, Nain Giri in Ward-2, Sitaram in Ward-4, Rekha Devi in Ward-6, Rooparam Prajapat in Ward-7, Magharam in Ward-8, Khushboo Rarotia in Ward-10, Chainaram in Ward-11, Santosh in Ward-12, Hanuman in Ward-13, Devkishan in Ward-14, Anna Das Sad in Ward-16, Gangadevi in Ward-17, Arvind Kumar in Ward-18, Leela Devi in Ward-21, Devkishan in Ward-23, Manoj in Ward-24, Rewant Ram in Ward-27, Manphool Ali in Ward-29, Nandini in Ward-30, Mo. Arif in Ward-33, Munni in Ward-35, Mahesh in Ward-37, Rahul in Ward-40, Sangeeta in Ward-43, and Bhawarlal in Ward-45 have all received the almirah symbol.

Other notable symbols include a flute for Kanchan Devi and a bicycle pump for Babulal in Ward-1. Jagdish Prasad Bhargava received a television in Ward-7, while Sharda Meghwal got a harmonium and Sharda Regar an apple in Ward-10. Chainaram Regar received an apple in Ward-11, Suman Kanwar a gas stove in Ward-12, Kalawati a flute and Vijay Kumar a brick in Ward-13. Poonamchand received a harmonium in Ward-27, Pannalal a flute in Ward-29, Nadim an 'man and boat with sail' in Ward-31, Mahendra Kumar a flute in Ward-33, and Asha Devi a slipper in Ward-35. The focus during the election campaign will now be on communicating these symbols along with the candidates' names to the voters, as these symbols will be the primary means of identification during voting.