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20 C-I Chandni Chowk Election Commission of India Electoral Rolls for NCT of Delhi Back AC LOCALITY LOCALITY DETAILS NAME 20- CHANDNI KHARI BAOLI CHOWK 1-KATRA MAID GRAN KHARI BAOLI 3/412 TO 451 2-KATRA ISHWAR BHAWAN KHARI BAOLI 3/533 TO 604 3- CHURCH MISSION ROAD KHARI BAOLI 3/693 TO 685 4- CHATTA JAIN NISSAR KHARI BAOLI 3/694 TO 704 <> ALIPUR ROAD 1-HIND BOAT CLUB. BELA ROAD 4 TO BHARATYOG 2- YAMUNA ROAD 1-C/16 TO SQN-3 3-MAHARAJA LANE BELA ROAD ALIPUR ROAD 1 TO 17 <> 1-RAM KISHORE ROAD BELA ROAD 1 TO S-2 2-I P COLLEGE ALI PUR ROAD A-1 TO G-10 3- SHANKARACHARYA MARG ALIPUR ROAD 1 TO 11 4- ADMINISTRATION QTRS BELA ROAD 1 TO D12 5- VISHWA APARTMENT ALIPUR ROAD 1-F TO SQ <> ARUNA NAGAR 1-BLOCK-A ARUNA NAGAR A-12 TO C-39 2-BLOCK-B ARUNA NAGAR B-13 TO B-65 3-BLOCK-C ARUNA NAGAR C-10 TO C-53 4-T-HUTS GURUDWARA, MAJNU KA TILLA ARUNA NAGAR 2 TO Q-4 5-T-HUTS ARUNA NAGAR 1 TO A-24 6-ASTHAN DARAVESH SINDHI BABA MANDIR ARUNA NAGAR 2 TO TH-27 <> 1-HANUMAN MANDIR, NEAR YAMUNA RIVER ARUNA NAAGR 1 TO MM 2 -NEW CAMP TIBTIAN COLONY, MAJNU KA TILLA NEW ARUNA NAGAR 1 TO NEW-33 3-OLD CAMP TIBTIAN COLONY MAJNU KA TILLA NEW ARUNA NAGAR A -1 TO T DAY SCHOOL <> 1-BLOCK-D ARUNA NAGAR D-3 TO D-54 2-BLOCK-E ARUNA NAGAR E-6 TO E-57 3-BLOCK-J ARUNA NAGAR 891 TO Q-7 <> 1-BLOCK-I ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA I-1 TO N- 68/490 2-BLOCK-H ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA H -1 TO N-70/144 3-T-HUTS ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA 70/107 TO N-710/91 <> 1-BLOCK-F NEW ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILA F -1 TO F-78 2-BLOCK-G NEW ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILA G-1 TO G-85 3-BLOCK-K NEW AR UNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILA K-2 TO K-20 4-T- HUTS NEW ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILA N-68/415 TO N-68/588B <> 1-BLOCK-O ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA 0-1A TO O- 112 2-BLOCK-N ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA N - 1/2 TO N-105 <> 1-T-HUTS ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA N-38/250 TO N-68-412 <> 1-T-HUTS ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA N/66/199 TO N-70/159 <> 1-BLOCK-L ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA L-1 TO L-36 2-BLOCK-M ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA M-2 TO M- 70 3-BLOCK-P ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA P -1 TO P-35 4-BLOCK-NB ARUNA NAGAR MAJNU KA TILLA 26NB TO NB-36 <> BELA ROAD 1-SHRI RAM ROAD ALIPUR ROAD 1 TO T-35 F 2-CHANDGI RAM AKHARA ALIPUR ROAD 8/6 TO CRA 3-SHAMNATH MARG ALIPUR ROAD 6/20 TO C R A <> 1-N/71/A BLOCK OLD CHANDRAWAL 17 TO N-71- B/318 2-N/71/B BLOCK OLD CHANDRAWAL 23/A-117 TO N-71/B-387 3-BELA ROAD KHYBER PASS 6/1 TO SIV MANDIR <> BHAGIRATH PALACE 1-KUCHA NATWA CHANDNI CHOWK 1046 TO 1125 2- KATRA MAHAJANI CHAND NI CHOWK 1157 TO 1341 3-MAIN ROAD CHANDNI CHOWK 17- A TO VAN MANDIR 4-KATRA NAGIN CHAND CHANDNI CHOWK 1397 TO 1397 5- KATRA JHAZZAR CHANDNI CHOWK 1405 TO 1417 6- KATRA DHULIA CHANDNI CHOWK 1224 TO 1308 <> 1-RAM GALI BHAGIRATH PALACE 1496 TO 1811 2-M J BUILDING BHAGIRATH PALACE 1585 TO 1596 3-MAIN ROAD DIWAN HALL BHAGIRATH PALACE 18-A TO 1604 4-MANGAL MARKET BHAGIRATH PALACE 1681 TO 1681 5-GALI YOGDHAYAN BHAGIRATH PALACE 1682 TO 1696 6-GALI JAI KISHAN BHAGIRATH PALACE 1708 TO 1709 7-MANGAL BUILDING BHAGIRATH PALACE 1658 TO 1963 8-BISHAMBER NATH BUILDING BHAGIRATH PALACE 1831 TO 1833 9- MAHALAXMI MARKET BHAGIRATH PALACE 1862 TO 1879 10-MAIN ROAD CHANDNI CHOWK BHAGIRATH PALA CE 1889 TO 1909 11-KATRA LACHHU SINGH CHANDNI CHOWK BHAGIRATH PALACE 4 TO 1977 12-GALI MAJISTIC FOUNTAIN CHANDNI CHOWK BHAGIRATH PALACE 1926 TO 1927 13- KATRA ARGARA BHAGIRATH PALACE 1933 TO 1933 14-MAIN ROAD FOUNTAIN CHOWK BHAGIRATH PALACE 1935 TO 1935 <> BOULWARD ROAD 1-BOULEVARD ROAD CIVIL LINES 1 TO Q-1/2 2-ST. STEPHEN HOSPITAL QTRS. G T ROAD A-1 TO NO-2 3- HINDU RAO HOSPITAL CIVIL LINES 1 TO QR NO-3 4- BHAIRON MANDIR BOULEVARD ROAD 40-A/1 TO G-59 5-BHARGAV LANE BOULEVARD ROAD 1 TO H-48 <> 1-BAIRON MANDIR M C D QTRS BOULEVARD ROAD 1 TO 105 2-TRANSPORT LANE N-74 J J CLUSTER BOULEVARD ROAD 11 TO N- 74/166 3-RAILWAY COLONY BOULEVARD ROAD 7B TO J- 45/22 4-BUTTLER MEMORIAL GIRLS SR SEC SCHOOL BOULEVARD ROAD 1 TO 17-B 5-M C D QTRS BHARGAV LANE 35 TO 58 <> 1-DHOBI GHAT PARWANA LANE UNDER HILL ROAD CIVIL LINES 1 TO H-4 2- CANAL COLONY UNDER HILL ROAD CIVIL LINES 3/3 TO SDO 3- UNDER HILL ROAD CIVIL LINES 1A TO H56 4-UNDER HILL LANE CIVIL LINES 1 TO D-4 5-GRAND HOTEL UNDER HILL ROAD CIVIL LINES 2/13 TO J/833 6-8 ALIPUR ROAD CIVIL LINES 1 TO B-4 7-22 ALIPUR ROAD CIVIL LINES 2 TO 77 8-UNDER HILL ROAD NEAR DHOBI GHAT CIVIL LINES 1/33 TO JUGGI J-8 <> CHAHAL PURI 1-CHAIL PURI KINARI BAZAR 4/2852 TO IV/2866 2-MAIN ROAD KINARI BAZAR 4/2925 TO 4/2925 3-27 GHARA KINARI BAZAR 4/2912 TO IV/1948 4-KATRA KHUSHAL RAI KINARI BAZAR 4/2852 TO 4/3005 5-MASJID KHAJOOR KINARI BAZAR 4/2941 TO 2977 6-GALI DARJI WALI KINARI BAZAR 4/2977 TO IV/3005 <> CHANDGI RAM AKHARA 1-COMMISSIONER LANE ALIPUR ROAD 2 TO T6/17 2- RAJ NARAIN ROAD ALIPUR ROAD 1-B TO HB-4/9 3-SHRI RAM ROAD ALIPUR ROAD 1 TO 40-AI 4-SANYAS ASHRAM ALIPUR ROAD 11 TO 11 5- YAMUNA MARG ALIPUR ROAD 1B/16 TO 76/6 <> CHANDNI CHOWK 1-KUCHA GHASI RAM CHANDNI CHOWK 307 TO 371 2-KUCHA BRIJ NATH CHANDNI CHOW K 404 TO 448 3-MAIN ROAD CHANDNI CHOWK 395 TO 463 4-GALI GHANTESWAR KATRA NEEL CHANDNI CHOWK 30 TO K- 153 5-KRISHNA GALI CHANDNI CHOWK 506 TO 526 <> 1-KUCHA CHAUDHARY CHANDNI CHOWK IV/20 TO IV/33 2-GALI SUKHANAND CHANDNI CHOWK 4/64 TO IV/98 3-KATRA MASHRU CHANDNI CHOWK 4/168 TO VI/127 <> CHANDRAWAL ROAD 1-OLD CHANDRAWAL ROAD HARIJAN BASTI KHYBER PASS 16/35 TO N-71/475 2-T- HUTS KHYBER PASS 86 TO N- 71/B-36 3-HARIJAN BASTI OLD CHANDRAWAL 1 TO N- 71B-329 <> CHIRA KHANA 1-GALI ROSHAN PURA NAI SARAK 2290 TO 2740 2-GALI CHIRA KHANA NAI SARAK 2242 TO 2771 3-GALI MATA WALI CHIRA KHANA NAI SARAK 2777 TO 2800 4-PACCA KATRA NAI SARAK 2801 TO 2848 <> 1-GALI PIPAL NAI SARAK 1499 TO V/1500 2-MAIN ROAD NAI SARAK 5/1622 TO V/1703 3-ROSHAN PURA NAI SARAK 5/1715 TO V/1753 4-CHIRA KHANA NAI SARAK 1757 TO V/1833 5-MATA WALI GALI NAI SARAK 1834 TO V/1839 <> DARIBA KALAN 1-KATRA MASHRU DARIBA KALAN IV/47 TO IV/463 2- GALI KUNJAS DARIBA KALAN 225 TO IV/288 3-GALI KUNJ DARIBA KALAN IV/247 TO IV/374 4-GALI SANGAT RASHAN DARIAB KALAN 310 TO IV/346 5-KUCHA BULAQI BEGAM DARIBA KALAN 4/393 TO IV/433 6-GALI JAINIAN DARIBA KALAN IV/224 TO IV/437 <> 1-BAZAR GULIAN DARIBA KALAN 1IV/322 TO 1445 2- KRISHNA GALI BAZAR GULIAN DARIBA KALAN 1332 TO 1418 3-KUCHA US TAD HIRA DARIBA KALAN 1407 TO 1429 4-MAIN ROAD DARIBA KALAN 1458 TO 1464 5-PATLI GALI DARIBA KALAN 1467 TO 1467 6- KUCHA SETH DARIBA KALAN 1481 TO 1507 <> 1-KUCHA SETH CHANDNI CHOWK IV/570 TO IV/1590 2- DARIBA KALAN CHANDNI CHOWK IV/163/1 TO IV/1758 3- GALI DAKHANA WALI CHANDNI CHOWK IV/1607 TO IV/1619 4-KUCHA JATMAL CHANDNI CHOWK 4/1694 TO IV/1703 5-GALI PIAO WALI CHANDNI CHOWK IV/1715 TO IV/1741 <> DARYA GANJ 1-HAWELI ANWAR ALI KAMRA BANGAS 1070 TO 1075 2-MAIN ROAD KAMRA BANGAS 1077 TO 1095 3- KUCHA FOULAD KHAN DRIYA GANJ 1101 TO 1117 4- KATRA DHOBIYAN DARYA GANJ 1120 TO 1120 5-KATRA MAKHAN BASIR WALA DARIYA GANJ 1125 TO 1137 6- GALI SAYAD WALI DARIYA GANJ 1144 TO 1172 7-GALI SUNAR WALI KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1158 TO 1172 <> 1-GALI SUNAR WALI KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1173 TO 1174 2-KUCHA FAULAD KHAN KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1177 TO 1190 3- GALI HAKIM NEEM BEG KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1182 TO 1186 4-GALI MAZAR WALI KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1186 TO 1210 5-GALI HAZI NASIR ALI KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1214 TO 1219 6-MAIN ROAD KALA MAHAL PATAUDI HOUSE DARIYA GANJ 1221 TO 1275 7-GALI MANIHARI WALI KALA MAHAL DARIYA GANJ 1224 TO 1230/11 8-GALI JAMUN WALI KALAN MAHAL DARYA GANJ 1243 TO 1267/4 9-GALI SHARIEF WALI KALAN MAHAL DARIYA GANJ 1277 TO 1283 <> DHARAM PURA 1-GALI MASJID KHAJOOR DHARAM PURA 2128 TO V/2234 2-GALI BADEE 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SARAK 2128 TO V/2143 3-GALI GIRDHARI LAL NAI SARAK V/2136 TO V/2140 4-GALI HANUMAN PRASAD NAI SARAK 5/2202 TO V/ 2223 <> FAIZ BAZAR 1-GALI GARHAIYA KUCHA CHELAN DARYA GANJ 2776 TO 2896 2-GALI KATRA NEEL KANTH DARYA GANJ 2800 TO 2842 3-MAIN ROAD KUCHA CHELAN DARYA GANJ 2830 TO 2844 4-GALI BHIYSHTYAN KUCHA CHELAN DARYA GANJ 2848 TO 2876 5-GALI CAPTAIN KUCHA CHELAN 2878 TO C- 2886 <> 1-MOHALLA JATWARA DARYA GANJ 3322-23 TO 3611 2-MAIN ROAD SUBHASH MARG DARYA GANJ 1591 TO 3595 3-GALI HAKIM WALI DARYA GANJ 1136 TO 3632 4- GALI MITHAS WALI DARYA GANJ 3631 TO 3673 5-SUBZI MANDI DARYA GANJ 3672 TO 3696 6-N.
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