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To Be Published in Delhi Gazette Extraordinary Part-Iv) (TO BE PUBLISHED IN DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY PART-IV) DIRECTORATE OF GURDWARA ELECTIONS F-BLOCK: VIKAS BHAWAN: I.P.ESTATE, NEW DELHI-110002 O R D E R New Delhi, the 05 March, 2015 No. F. 1 ( 4 )/2014/DGE/149 :- In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 6 of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwaras Act, 1971 (82 of 1971) and in supersession of this Directorate's earlier order dated 29th December, 1972 regarding delimitation of wards and all the subsequent amendments made therein, I, G.P.Singh, Director, Gurdwara Elections, hereby, re-determine the wards (all of which shall be single member wards) into which Delhi shall be divided for the purpose of Election of the Members of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee. The extent of each ward shall be as shown in the table to this order. TABLE GURDWARA WARDS AND THEIR EXTENT Name of the Sl.No. Extent of the Ward Gurdwara Ward 1. Rohini A line starting from the junction of Delhi-Haryana Border with Hareoli Village Road and running southeastwards along Hareoli Village Road upto its junction with Khera Road; thence eastwards along Khera Road upto its junction with Grand Trunk Road (NH-1); thence southeastwards along Grand Trunk Road (NH-1) upto its junction with Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) ;thence southwestwards along Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) upto its junction with Qutab Garh or Kanjhawala Road; thence northwestwards along Qutab Garh or Kanjhawala Road upto its junction with Budha Vihar Marg; thence northwestwards along Budha Vihar Marg upto its junction with Kanjhawala Road; thence southwards along Kanjhawala Road upto its junction with Narela Road; thence northwestwards along Narela Road upto its junction with Auchandi Road; thence northwestwards along Auchandi Road upto its junction with Delhi- Haryana Border; thence northwestwards along Delhi-Haryana Border upto its junction with Hareoli Village Road, the starting point. 2. Saroop Nagar A line starting from the junction of Delhi-Haryana Border (Sindhu Border) with Western boundary line of Ibrahimpur Village Road (Near Pusta Road) and running southeastwards along said road upto its junction with Nathupura Road; thence southwestwards along Nathupura Road upto its junction with Burari Road; thence southwards along Burari Road upto its junction with Bhalswa Dairy Road; thence southeastwards along Bhalswa Dairy Road upto its junction with Outer Ring Road; thence southwestwards along Outer Ring Road upto its junction with Arihant Marg; thence southwestwards along Arihant Marg upto its junction with Northern railway line; thence northwestwards along Northern railway line upto its junction with Outer Ring Road; thence northeastwards along Outer Ring Road upto its junction with Grand Trunk Road (NH-1); thence northwestwards along Grand Trunk Road (NH-1) upto its junction with Khera Road; thence northwest wards along Khera Road upto its junction with Hareoli Village Road; thence northwestwards along Hareoli Village Road upto its junction with Delhi-Haryana Border (Sindhu Border) with Western boundary line of Ibrahimpur Village Road (Near Pusta Road), the starting point. 3. Civil Lines A line starting from the junction of Hamilton Road with Dr. Karanwal Marg Rani Jhansi Road and running northeastwards along Dr. Karanwal Marg Rani Jhansi Road-Ridge Road-Magazine Road upto its junction with Ring Road metro line (Mall Road); thence northwestwards along Ring Road metro line (Mall Road) upto its junction with Lok Marg- Bhai Parmanand Marg (Kingsway Camp Chowk); thence northwestwards along Lok Marg-Bhai Parmanand Marg upto its junction with S.P.R. Bismal Marg; thence northwestwards along S.P.R. Bismal Marg upto its junction with Arihant Marg; thence northwestwards along Arihant Marg upto its junction with Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road); thence northwestwards along Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) upto its junction with Bhalswa Dairy Road; thence northwestwards along Bhalswa Dairy Road upto its junction with Burari Road; thence northeastwards along Burari Road upto its junction with Nathupura Road; thence northwards along Nathupura Road upto its junction with Western boundary line of Ibrahimpur Village Road (Near Pusta Road) (Near Sant Darshan Singh ji Dham); thence eastwards along Pusta Road (Near Sant Darshan Singh ji Dham) upto Delhi-Haryana-UP Border along (Yamuna River) ; thence southwards along Yamuna River upto its junction Hamilton Road (Near Yamuna Ghat) ; thence westwards along Hamilton Road (Near Yamuna Ghat) upto its junction with Dr. Karanwal Marg, the starting point. 4. Pitampura A line starting from the junction of Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) with Delhi-Panipat Railway line (near Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar) and running southeastwards along the said railway line upto its junction with Mahatma Gandhi Marg Ring Road; thence southwestwards along Mahatma Gandhi Marg Ring Road upto its junction with Guru Harkrishan Marg; thence northwestwards along Guru Harkrishan Marg; upto its junction with Road No. 43; thence northwestwards along Road No. 43 upto its junction with Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road); thence northwestwards along Dr. Hedgewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) upto its junction Delhi - Panipat Railway Line (near Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar), the starting point. 5. Model Town A line starting from the junction of S.P.R. Bismil Marg with Lok Marg-Bhai Parmanand Marg (Shanti Swaroop Tyagi Marg) and running southeastwards along Lok Marg-Bhai Parmanand Marg (Shanti Swaroop Tyagi Marg) upto its junction with Ring Road metro line (Mall Road); thence southeastwards along Ring Road metro line (Mall Road) upto its junction with Ridge Road-Magazine Road; thence northeastwards along Ridge Road-Magazine Road upto its junction with Hansraj College Marg; thence northwards along Hansraj College upto its junction with Malka Ganj Road; thence northeastwards along Malka Ganj Road, upto its junction with Guru Teg Bahadur Road; thence northwestwards along Guru Teg Bahadur Road upto its junction with Sant Kripal Singh Marg; thence southwestwards along Sant Kripal Singh Marg upto its junction with Storm Water Drain; thence northwestwards along Storm Water Drain upto its junction with Grand Trunk Road NH-1; thence southwestwards along Grand Trunk Road NH-1 upto its junction with Sangam Park Road; thence southwestwards along Sangam Park Road upto its junction with Northern Railway Line; thence southwestwards along Northern Railway Line upto its junction with Kalkaji Lane; thence northwestwards along Kalkaji Lane upto its junction with Swami Narain Marg; thence southwestwards along Swami Narain Marg upto its junction with Prakash Vir Shastri Marg; thence northwestwards along Prakash Vir Shastri Marg upto its junction with Maharaja Nahar Singh Marg; thence northeastwards along Maharaja Nahar Singh Marg upto its junction with Mahatma Gandhi Marg Ring Road; thence northeastwards along Mahatma Gandhi Marg Ring Road upto its junction with Arihant Marg; thence southeastwards along Arihant Marg upto its junction with S.P.R. Bismil Marg with Lok Marg-Bhai Parmanand Marg, the starting point. 6. Shakti Nagar A line starting from the junction of Prakash Vir Shastri Marg with Swami Narain Marg and running southwestwards along Swami Narain Marg upto its junction with Kalkaji Lane; thence northwestwards along Kalkaji Lane upto its junction with Northern Railway Line; thence southeastwards along Northern Railway Line upto its junction with Sangam Park Road; thence; southeastwards along Sangam Park Road upto its junction with Prem Nath Sharma Marg (G.T. Road); thence northeastwards along Prem Nath Sharma Marg (G.T. Road) upto its junction with Storm Water Drain; thence northeastwards along Storm Water Drain upto its junction with Sant Kirpal Singh Marg; thence southeastwards along Sant Kirpal Singh Marg upto its junction with Guru Teg Bhadhur Road; thence southeastwards along Guru Teg Bhadhur Road upto its junction with Malka Ganj Road; thence northeastwards along Malka Ganj Road upto its junction with Hansraj College Marg; thence southeastwards along Hansraj College Marg upto its junction with Ridge Road; thence southeastwards along Ridge Road upto its junction with Rani Jhansi Road; thence southeastwards along Rani Jhansi Road upto its junction with Bara Hindu Rao Road; thence southwestwards along Bara Hindu Rao Road upto its junction with M.M.Road; thence northwestwards along M.M.Road upto its junction with Deshbandhu Gupta Road; thence northeastwards along Deshbandhu Gupta Road upto its junction with Ram Swaroop Vidyarthi Marg; thence northwestwards along Ram Swaroop Vidyarthi Marg upto its junction with New Rohtak Road (Guru Gobind Singh Marg NH-10); thence northeastwards along New Rohtak Road (Guru Gobind Singh Marg NH-10) upto its junction with Swami Narayan Marg, thence northeastwards Swami Narayan Marg upto its junction with Inder Chandra Shastri Marg; thence northwestwards along Inder Chandra Shastri Marg upto its junction with Northern Railway Line; thence southwestwards along Northern Railway Line upto its junction with Storm Water Drain; thence northeastwards along Storm Water Drain upto its junction with Maharaja Nahar Singh Marg; thence northeastwards along Maharaja Nahar Singh Marg upto its junction with Prakash Vir Shastri Marg; thence southeastwards along Prakash Vir Shastri Marg upto its junction with Swami Narayana Marg, the starting point. 7. Tri Nagar A line starting from the junction of Maharaja Nahar Singh Marg with Storm Water Drain and running northeastwards along Storm Water Drain upto its junction with
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