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Parliamentary Constituency Assembly Constituency District- Dehradu N Cantonm Ent 21 Dehradun 1 List of Polling Station-2017 1 - Tehri Garhwal (GEN) Parliamentary constituency 21 - Dehradu (Genreal) Assembly Constituency n District-Dehradun Cantonm ent S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 Tahsil- 3 -Dehradun 1 Kanwali R.No. 1 Nanhi Duniya Primary School 1-G.M.S.Road For All Baratghar 2 Kanwali R.No. 2 Nanhi Duniya Primary School 1-Haripur Kanwali For All Baratghar 2-Vyom Prasth 3 Kanwali R.No. 3 Nanhi Duniya Primary School 1-Dwarika Puri For All Baratghar 2-Kanwali 3-Utsav Vihar Ward No. 50 4-Overseas Elector 4 Kanwali R.No. 4 Nanhi Duniya Primary School 1-Kanwali For All Baratghar 2-Kanwali Road 5 Kanwali R.No.1 Shahid Vivek Gupta Primary 1-Vyomprasth For All School 2-Kalindi Enclave-Balliwala Chowk Kanwali 3-Utsav Vihar 4-Rambagh 5-Urja Bhawan 6-Khadi Gramudhyog Bhawan 7-Priyadrashni Enclave 6 Kanwali R.N. 2 Shahid Vivek Gupta Primary 1-Enigeer Enclave Ward For All School No. 48 2-Vyom Prasth kanwali 3-Mahadev Singh Road 4-Strinagar Ward No. 48 7 Balliwala Chowk Ann Mary Public School 1-Mohit Nagar For All R.No. 1 2-Shiva Enclave 3-New Basant Bihar 4-Balliwala Chowk 8 Balliwala Chowk Ann Mary Public School 1-Mohit Nagar For All R.No. 2 2-Kanwali Haripur 9 Haripur Kanwali Office Govt. Ayurvedic 1-Kanwali Anshik For All R.No. 1 Hospital 2-Haripuram Kanwali S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 10 Haripur Kanwali Office Govt. Ayurvedic 1-Sailok Phase 1 For All R.No. 2 Hospital 2-Sailok Phase 2 3-Haripuram Nayagaon 4-Bhagirathipuram first & Second 5-Raj Enclave 6-ADITYA DOON SHIRE 11 Haripur Kanwali Tara Academy 1-Engineer Enclave For All 2-Shanti Kunj-kanwali 3-Anupam Vihar Engineer Enclave 4-Janak Puri Engineer Enclave 5-Harikunj Engineer Enclave 12 Kanwali R.No.1 Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All First 2-Kanwali 13 Kanwali R.No. 2 Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All First 14 Kanwali R.No. 3 Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All First 15 Kanwali R No 4 Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All First 16 Kanwali R.No. 1 Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All 17 Shastri Nagar Government Primary School 1-Shastri Nagar For All Kanwali R No 2 18 Kanwali Right Part Sadhu Ram Inter College 1-Gandhi Gram For All R.No. 1 2-Kanwali Daya Bhag 3-Shastri Nagar Anshik 19 Kanwali Right Part Sadhu Ram Inter College 1-Kanwali Road Dutta For All R.No. 2 Enclave Ward No. 49 2-Balliwala Chowk 3-Sangam Vihar Gandhi Gram 20 Kanwali Right Part Sadhu Ram Inter College 1-Sangam Vihar Gandhi For All R.No. 3 Gram 21 Kanwali Right Part Sadhu Ram Inter College 1-Gandhi Gram For All R.No. 4 S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 22 Kanwali Left Part Doon Scottish Academy 1-Kali Mandir Enclave For All R.No. 1 Dronpuri G M S Road Mahadev Singh Road Ward No. 48 2-Sangam Vihar 3-Ankit Puram Ward No. 49 4-Narwada Enclave 5-Pushpanjali Enclave, G.M.S. Road 6-Vashundhra Kunj G.M.S. Road 23 New Patel Nagar J.V..M. Public School 1-Gandhi Gram-New Patel For All Nagar Ward No. 49 2-Anupam Vihar Lane.1 New Patel Nagar 3-Anupam Vihar Lane .2 New Patel Nagar 24 Kanwali R.No. 1 Manav Yatri Sikhsha Niketan 1-Chandershekher Azad For All Colony Ward No. 49 25 Kanwali R.No. 2 Manav Yatri Sikhsha Niketan 1-Satowali Ghati Kanwali For All 2-Chandershekhar Azad Nagar 26 Kanwali Left Part Doon Scottish Academy 1-Shiv Colony For All R.No. 2 Dronpuri G M S Road 2-Kali Mandir Enclave 3-Mayur Vihar Kanwali 4-Shambhavi Lok 27 Kanwali R No 3 Sadhu Ram Inter College 1-Alaknanda Enclave For All 2-Dronpuri Ward No. 49 3-Milan Vihar General Mahadev Road Ward No. 48 4-Janakpuri 5-Gandhi Gram 28 Mohit Vihar R. No. 1 Carmel School 1-R S V Milan Vihar For All Kanwali 2-Shanti Vihar 3-Mohit Vihar 4-Ashok Park Niranjanpur 5-Shakti Enclave 29 Mohit Vihar R.No. 2 Carmel School 1-Mahadev Vihar For All 2-Keshav Vihar 3-Haripur Kanwali 4-Gandhi Gram Kanwali S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 30 Mohit Vihar Carmel School 1-M.D.D.A.Indrapuram For All Niranjanpur R.N. 3 Kanwali 2-Ashirwad Enclave 31 Mohit Vihar Carmel School 1-M.D.D.A.Indrapuram For All Niranjanpur R.No. 4 Kanwali 2-Navyug Enclave Indira Puram Phase 3 32 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Middle 1-Indra Nagar Colony- For All 1 R.No. 1 Branch Vasant Vihar 2-Hill View Colony 33 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Middle 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 1 R.No. 2 Branch Vasant Vihar 34 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Middle 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 1 R.No. 3 Branch Vasant Vihar 2-Vasant Vihar 3-A.W.H.O 35 Vasant Vihar Phase Gautam Inter national senior 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 1 Left Part R.No. 1 secondary School Vasant Vihar Anshik 2-Paijal Nigam Colony Indra Nagar 36 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Middle 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 1 R.No. 4 Branch Anshik 2-City shopping complex,Indranagar Colony 3-Staff quater-The Asian School, Indranagar 4-Chitrakut Enclave Ganga Nursery Indra Nagar 5-S.H Plaza Indranagar Colony 6-Vaibhav Palace Indranagar Colony 37 Basant Vihar Phase Gautam Inter national senior 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 1 Left Part R.No. 2 secondary School Anshik 2-Jalagam Forest Colony, Indranagar 38 Vasant Vihar Phase Gautam Inter national senior 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 2 Left R.No. 3 secondary School 2-Audit Colony 39 Vasant Vihar Phase Gautam Inter national senior 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All Right 2 (R.No. 54 secondary School 40 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Senior 1-Indra Nagar Colony For All 2 R.No. 2 Anshik S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 41 Chakrata Road Bhawani Ballika Inter College 1-Ashirwad Enclave For All (R.No. 1) 42 Chakrata Road Bhawani Ballika Inter College 1-Ashirwad Enclave For All R.No. 2 2-Basant Vihar Enclave 3-New Vasant Vihar Enclave 4-Basant Kunj 5-Panchashil Park 6-Raj Vihar 7-Green Park 43 Chakrata Road Bhawani Ballika Inter College 1-Ashirwad Enclave For All R.No. 3 2-Basant Vihar 3-Pacific Estate Anurag Nursery Chowk 44 Chakrata Road Bhawani Ballika Inter College 1-Ashirwad Enclave For All R.No. 4 2-New Vasant Vihar Enclave 3-Green Park 4-Maharani Bagh Phase 1 5-Maharani Bagh Phase 2 45 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Senior 1-Vasant Vihar Phase 1 For All 2 R.No. 3 2-Vasant Vihar Phase 2 46 Basant Vihar R No 5 SGRR Public School Senior 1-Vasant Vihar Phase 1 For All 47 Vasant Vihar Phase SGRR Public School Senior 1-Vasant Vihar Phase 2 For All 2 (R.No. 4) 2-Harvanshwala Vasant Vihar Phase-2 48 Niranjanpur R.No. 1 Government Primary School 1-Niranjanpur Anshik For All 2-Chakki Toola 3-Kailash Kunj 4-Madhu Vihar 5-Ganesh Vatika 6-Maya Enclave 7-ITBP Colony Seemaduar 9-Bhakti Enclave ITBP Road 10-Himlok Encalve 49 Niranjanpur Government Primary School 1-Garhwali Colony For All 2-Dhadhar Machchhi Talab 3-Sai Lok Phase 1 50 Guru Road R.No. 1 Stepping Stone 1-Keshav Road For All 2-National Road 3-Guru Road 4-Keshav Road S.L. Locality of Building in which it will Polling Area Whether for all No Polling Station be located voters or men only or women only 1 2 3 4 5 51 Guru Road R.No. 2 Stepping Stone 1-Park Road For All 52 Guru Road R.No.3 Stepping Stone 1-Park Road For All 53 Park Road Vaishnav Dharamshala 1-M.D.D.A.Colony For All Laxman Chowk 2-New Park Road 54 Patel Nagar R.No. 1 SGRR Public School (Left 1-Guru Road Anshik For All Sight) 2-Park Road 55 Patel Nagar R.No.2 SGRR Public School (Left 1-Sharanpur Road For All Sight) 2-Shiv Colony 3-Guru Road 56 Guru Road R.No. 1 G.S.S. Junior High School 1-Shiv Colony For All 2-Sanjay Colony 3-Guru Road 57 Guru Road R.No. 2 G.S.S. Junior High School 1-Shiv Colony For All 2-Sanjay Colony 58 Park Road R.No. 1 Shri Jagdamba Prasad Shri 1-Gandhigram For All Nathu Ram Junior High School 59 Park Road left part Shri Jagdamba Prasad Shri 1-Park Road Anshik For All R N 1 Nathu Ram Junior High 2-New Basti Gandhi Gram School 60 Park Road R.No.
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