The local self-governing institution for a town with a population of twelve thousand and above is known as :

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Municipal Committees are the form of local government for towns and smaller cities with populations less than those required for a Municipal Corporation. Since the population mentioned is twelve thousand, it falls under the category typically governed by a Municipal Committee, not large enough for a Municipal Corporation and not relevant to National Area Committees or Zila Parishads, which serve different functions or areas.

The Local Self-Governing Institution for a Town with a Population