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Widow Pension Beneficiaries of Chandani Chowk Constituency 2017-18 Widow Pension Beneficiaries of Chandani Chowk Constituency 2017-18 Sl No. N_Cons District Name H_Name Address 1 20 NORTH Kela vanti Kishori lal 1/34,Ram bazar,mori gate 2 20 NORTH Anisa khan Shameem khan 17,Bulword ROAD, TIS HAZARI, NEAR CAMP BUTLER SCHOOL 3 20 NORTH Shahnaz Khan Saleem Khan 17,Bulword ROAD, TIS HAZARI, NEAR CAMP BUTLER SCHOOL 4 20 NORTH BEENA DEVI CHANDER MOHAN 2890, KUCHA CHELAN, DARYA GANJ 5 20 NORTH Vimlesh Vinod Kumar 19/4, Raj Niwas Marg, Civil Lines 6 20 NORTH PUSHPA DEVI Suresh Jindel 2372, Bara Chippi Bara, Jama Mazid 7 20 NORTH Kanj Kudeja Uz Johara Gulam Kadir 1032, Makki Mazil, Jama Mazid 8 20 NORTH VAISHNO DEVI Chand Kishor 1/22, Ram Bazzar, Mori Gate 9 20 NORTH Sushilla Tara Chand T-14, Multi Story Qtr.Sarai Foos 10 20 NORTH Prem Wati Ganda Ram 74/7, Bhario Mander, Bulward Road, Civil Lines 11 20 NORTH Phool Wati Pardeshi Ram 183, Town Hall, Chandani Chowck 12 20 NORTH KRISHNA DEVI Laxmi Narayan Sharma 1982, Katara Lachu Singh, Chandani Chowck 13 20 NORTH Asha Khanna Rajender Khanna 2483,Chandani chowk 14 20 NORTH Kusum lata Prem kumar 2715,Naya Bazar 15 20 NORTH Krishana Radhey Shyam 12/5, Bulward Road, Civil Lines 16 20 NORTH RAJ SHREE Rakesh Chander Aggrawal 2209,Kucha Allam , Kinari Bazar, C.Chowck 17 20 NORTH Arpana Mishra Ramesh Chander Mishra 53,Gali Khajanchi, Dariba Kala, Chandani Chowck 18 20 NORTH Kusum Jain Mahesh Jain 4/0998, Chawari Bazar Katra Mangal Sain 19 20 NORTH Asha Maurya Manoj kumar 1322, Gulian dariyab kalan, chadni chowk 20 20 NORTH MANJU KAPOOR Ram Charan Kapoor 2410,Chippi Wara, Jama Maziid, C. Chowck 21 20 NORTH Sheela Devi Om Prakesh 53/9, Railway Qtr., Pul Mitahai, Nawab Ganj 22 20 NORTH Sheela GARG Ashok Kumar Gupta 367, Kucha Ghasi Ram, C.Chowck 23 20 NORTH LILA Wati Tara Chand 53/13,Libaray Road,Pul Mitai, Azd Market 24 20 NORTH Anju Sunder Lal 53/9-B, Raiway Qtr,Nawab Ganj 25 20 NORTH Krishana Grover Mahohar Lal 1437, Phuwara Chandani Chowck 26 20 NORTH Kherun Nisha Hanif 1138, Phakat Hawas Khan, Bara Dari, Tilak Bazar 27 20 NORTH Mehrunisha Mohd. Babu 3/1138, Bara Dari, Tilak Bazar, C.Chowck 28 20 NORTH Madhu Mahesh Singh 2784, Ganesh Mkt, Cheer Khana, Chandani Chowck 29 20 NORTH Kanta Devi Om Prakesh Gupta 1917, Gali Mata Wali, Chatta Madan Gopal, C.Chowck 30 20 NORTH Puspa Devi Prem Narayan 1300,Vaid Wara, Chandani Chowck 31 20 NORTH PUSHPA BANSAL Mangat Ram 1300, Vaid Wara-Mali Wara, Chandani Chowck 32 20 NORTH Kanta Rajender Kumar 361, Kucha Bulaki Ram, Dariba Kala, C. Chowck 33 20 NORTH Renu Sanjay 192-A/D, Railway Colony, Bulward Road 34 20 NORTH SUNITA DEVI Ram Bharosay 192A/K,Railway Colony, Bulward Road 35 20 NORTH Manju Sharma Durga Prasad Sharma 1422, Kucha Ustad Heera, Dareeba Kala, Jama Mazid 36 20 NORTH Nirmala Jitender 38/4256, Dargah, Railway Qtr, Naya Bazar 37 20 NORTH Rama Rani Satish Bhatia 79, Gandhi Gali, C.Chowck 38 20 NORTH Jameela Bagaum Abdul Gani 2523,Bara Chaman Bara, Tilak Bazar 39 20 NORTH Kamlesh Jadish N-74/107,DepotNo-23,Bulward Road 40 20 NORTH Prema Devi Munna Lal Jhuggi No-1, Mori Gate 41 20 NORTH Sunita Bhatnagar Sukh Dev Bhatnagar E-84,b, Railway Colony, Mori Gate 42 20 NORTH Santosh Jain Surender Kumar Jain 2426, Bara Chippi Wara, Dharm Pura 43 20 NORTH Kiran Dhiman Joginder Kumar 2287,Sarai Barf Khana, Chandani Chowck 44 20 NORTH Kiran Kumari Mangal Chand Jain 2088/89, Katra Kushal Rai, Kinari Bazar 45 20 NORTH Yogita Sharma Mohan Bhardaj 35/2287 Sary Baraf Khana Koria Pull 46 20 NORTH Radha Sharma Purshtom Sharma 492 Splay D Road Chandni Chowk 47 20 NORTH Paramjit kaur Gurcharan Singh 2/101, Chhata Bhawani Fetehpuri 48 20 NORTH Beena Devi Chander Shekhar sharma 1/249,JANTA FLAT, TILAK NAGAR VIKASPURI 49 20 NORTH Madhu gupta Kailash gupta 1834, Gali mata wali Chadni chowk 50 20 NORTH Amarjeet Kaur Avtar Singh 5195 Masjid shsh mul 51 20 NORTH Bimla Devi Banarsi Das 9303 Gali Mata wali tokri Walan Azad Mky 52 20 NORTH Sarla Rani Kapur Chand gupta 9827, Gali Jamir bali, Nabab ganj, azad mkt 53 20 NORTH Santosh Devi Munshi Ram 533, hathi Khana, Chadni chowk 54 20 NORTH ANJNA GUPTA Anil Gupta 2584 Nai basti Chadni chowk 55 20 NORTH Saroj Rani Vijay Singh 1927, Gali mata wali Chadni chowk 56 20 NORTH Puspa Devi Ram chand Sharma 492, S, Plane Road Sai Film Mkt, Chadni chowk 57 20 NORTH Kusum Madan gopal 2795, Ashok gali, Mori gate 58 20 NORTH Saroj Maahotra Moahn Lal Malhotra 2401, Chhipi bada, jama maszid Chadni chowk 59 20 NORTH Sunita Devi Vindo Chand 7, Rajipur Road Civilline 60 20 NORTH Devki Devi Laxmi Das JJ/C Pull Mithai JJ Cluler Naya Bazar 61 20 NORTH Bimla Om Prakash Jhugi no j34, Kucha Mohtar khan, Mori gate 62 20 NORTH Basanti Devi Gosai Ram F-72, Aruna Nagar Manju dk Till 63 20 NORTH NANNI DEVI Kailash chatter 3854, basti kumaharan, til hazari 64 20 NORTH Rekha Vinod Kumar N-74/12, Transport len JJ Caltter bul bard road 65 20 NORTH Vidya Devi Dinesh Kumar 2105, Chahinadara kuan Dr. H.C. Sen marg 66 20 NORTH Santosh Devi Sumer chand 290, Krishan gali Kashmiri gate 67 20 NORTH Laxmi Devi Radhey Singh K-Block 20 Aruna Ngr Majnu Tila 68 20 NORTH Krishna Devi Ravinder Kumar 3721, Kucha Mohatt kha Mori gate 69 20 NORTH Sumitra Devi Murari lal 3768, Kucha Mohtta kha More gate 70 20 NORTH Santosh Devi Chander Mohan 3878 Kucha Mohtter kha more gate 71 20 NORTH Chander Kala Suresh Kumar 3778, Kucha Mohtter kha more gate 72 20 NORTH Tara Devi Suresh kumar 3723, Kucha Mohtter kha more gate 73 20 NORTH Kesho devi Dault ram 3738,/6, Mohtter kha more gate 74 20 NORTH Satviri Gopi chand 3778, Kucha mohtter, kha more gate 75 20 NORTH Usha Devi Bhagwant Kishore 3777 Kucha Mohatar Kha gali Mori Gate 76 20 NORTH Maya Devi Atter singh 3731, Kucha Mohter Khan Mori gate 77 20 NORTH Ramrati Shish ram 3727, Kucha Mohter Khan Mori gate 78 20 NORTH Veena Gupta Shyam babu 1280, Vaidhbada, Chadni chowk 79 20 NORTH Rupo devi Kali charan 2498, Chhata Shahji Chawri bazar 80 20 NORTH Ram Murti Sunder lal 1158, Chatta Madan Gopal Chadni chowk 81 20 NORTH Nirmala Devi Ganga Ram F-2 Arun Ngr Majnu Ka Tila 82 20 NORTH Veero Kirpal Singh Kothi 30H Underhill Road 83 20 NORTH Rajni Ramesh Kumar 532, Hathi Khana Dariva, Chadni chowk 84 20 NORTH Sunita Jain Rakesh Jain 14 Aanjwbari bagh Mkt, Chadni chowk 85 20 NORTH Shankutala Devi Nathu Ram Bansal 1836, Katra Kashi Nath ,Khari Bawali 86 20 NORTH Raj Rani Anand Prakesh IV/1686, Kucha Jat Mal, Dariba Kala, C,Chowck 87 20 NORTH Mamta Sahu Mahender Sahu 2637, Naya Bazar 88 20 NORTH NEENA SETH Jeevan Seth 2471, Chippi Wara, C.Chowck 89 20 NORTH Lata Gupta Naresh Gupta 1968, Kucha Chalan, Khari Bhawali, C.Chowk 90 20 NORTH Femeeda Bagaum Mod. Zaki 2444,Chota Rang Mahal, Tilak Bazar 91 20 NORTH Saroj Sharma Vishan Dutt Sharma 1834, Gali Mata Wali, Mali Wara 92 20 NORTH SUMATI JAI LAL ARYA ANATHALAYA 1488 PATODI HOUSE DG 93 20 NORTH Shkuntala Ghyan Chand 3134Ram Bazar Mori Gate 94 20 NORTH Shalini Gopal kishan 2,Bharat Sewak Samaj,C.Lines 95 20 NORTH Devinder Kaur Joginder Singh 3054, Kali Temple, Tis Hazari 96 20 NORTH BHAGWAN DEVI Kishan 2255Sarai Top Khana, H.C.Sen R 97 20 NORTH Babli Chander Shaker 57SIM, Madarasi ColonyMoriGate 98 20 NORTH Parveen Akther Riysat Hussain 947GaliTotaMainaTilakBazar 99 20 NORTH CHANDER WATI Rakesh Kumar 9868Nawab GanjAzadMkt. 100 20 NORTH Darshana Kewal Kumar I-38MajnooKaTilla 101 20 NORTH Ghyan Devi Ram Swaroop 9-Frajpur Road, Civil Line 102 20 NORTH Bitti Devi Gajender Pal N-68/8T-Huts, Aruna Nagar 103 20 NORTH Lata Azad Kishore 1091, Gandhi Gali, Fateh Puri 104 20 NORTH Sharda Narender Kumar 3895, Kucha Mohatar Khan 105 20 NORTH Narender Kaur BATRA Mohan Singh 3854, Tis Hazari . 106 20 NORTH Bina Devi Om Prakesh 1158ChattaMadanGopalMaliWara, 107 20 NORTH Suman Devi Anand Kumar 1158ChattaMadanGopalMaliWara, 108 20 NORTH ANITA AGARWAL Deepak Goyal 1135ChattaMadanGopalMaliWara, 109 20 NORTH Bimla Devi Bharat Bhusan 2752ChattaPratapSingfhC.Chowck 110 20 NORTH Jeevan Lata Sharma Gauri Shanker Sharma 2707ChattaPratapSingfh,C.Chowc 111 20 NORTH Mamta Sharma Kapil Raj Sharma 1982,KatraLachuMaharaj,CH.Chow 112 20 NORTH Mithlesh Ashok Kumar 2309,GaliPanchWaliKinariBazar 113 20 NORTH Shyam Wati Malkhan Singh 2255Sarai Top Khana,H.Csen 114 20 NORTH Asha Devi Shyam Singh 93,Gandhi Gali, Fateh Puri, 115 20 NORTH Aneeta James Jemes Iliyas 4,Raj Pur Road, Civil Lines 116 20 NORTH Madhu Gupta Perm Kishore Gupta 1834GaliMataWaliChattaMadanGo 117 20 NORTH Geeta Sharma Babu Ram Shrama 2707ChaataPrtapSingh,KinariBaz 118 20 NORTH Prem Wati Madan Lal 410033KuchaChaudhary,Ch.Chowck 119 20 NORTH Rani Devi Raj Pal N-74/21TransportNagarBulwardRo 120 20 NORTH Radha Chunni Lal 3, Under Hiil Road, Civil Line 121 20 NORTH Anita Mukesh Kumar J-14, Parwana Lane Dhobi Ghat 122 20 NORTH Nirmal Khandelwal Shyam Sunder Khandlwal 10193GaliDurgaMander,Azad Mkt. 123 20 NORTH Rasida Bagaum Mohd. Ahmad 9070GaliZameerWaliAzadMkt. 124 20 NORTH Asha Chauhan Rama Kant 132,KtaraMahru,DaribaKalaCha. 125 20 NORTH Madhu Amrit Lal 948, Gali Tota MainaOpp.avelty 126 20 NORTH Shanti Radhey Shyam N-68/4, MajnooKaTilla 127 20 NORTH Bhoori Devi Ghyan Cahnd 4, RajPurRoadT-6,CivilLine 128 20 NORTH Urmila devi Rajinder Kumar 2/7CourtLane,Civil Lines 129 20 NORTH MONICA SHARMA Anil Kumar 1370,Gali Krishana,GaliGuliyan 130 20 NORTH Sushma Sansari Lal 0044Gandhi Gali,KhariBabali,CC 131 20 NORTH Usha Prem Chand 9130GaliJameer Wali,AzadMkt 132 20 NORTH Sheela Tilak Raj A-17,Majnu Ka Tilla ArunaNagar 133 20 NORTH Asha wati MalkRaj Hno-P-19,Aruna Nagar, Manju Ka Till 134 20 NORTH Soma Devi Ram Lal HNOA-18,Aruna Ngr.
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