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Punjabi Bagh Club Members List As on 27/11/2019 The Final List of Valid Members for Elections 2019 will be Available After 18.12.2019 SrNo. MemberNo Rank MemberName ResidenceAddress MobileNo 9990980999 1 SPM1 Mr. MRINAL BERRY HouseNo.30 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.14 ND 110026 2 LM1 Mr. SUSHIL KUMAR GUPTA HouseNo.4 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.12 ND 110026 9811066950 HouseNo.34, PUNJABI BAGH EXT. NORTH WEST AVENUE ND 9871008811 3 APM1 Mr. SUGAM SEHGAL 110026 9811168311 4 PM1 Mr. BHUPESH AHUJA HouseNo.24 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.61 ND 110026 9899198110 5 SASPM1 Mr. AJAY KUMAR MALHOTRA HouseNo.24 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.44 ND 110026 9312406897 6 SASPM2 Mrs. HIMANI MAHAJAN HouseNo.C-6, PITAMPURA PUSHPANJALI ENCLAVE ND 110034 7 ASPM2 Mr. AAYUSH GARG HouseNo.B-31 NEW MULTAN NAGAR ND 110056 9811115144 8 SPM2 Mr. ANKIT GUPTA HouseNo.4 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.12 ND 110026 9717111755 9 PM2 Mr. JASWANT SINGH YADAV HouseNo.239 SHAKURPUR VILLAGEND 110034 9868117826 10 APM2 Mrs. ANJALI KOHLI HouseNo.BH-24, SHALIMAR BAGH EAST ND 110088 9871352024 11 APM3 Mr. AMRIK SINGH RENU HouseNo.C-51, BALI NAGAR ND 110015 9810022367 9811668737 12 ASPM3 Mr. PARAS CHAWLA HouseNo.10 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.28 ND 110026 13 PM3 Mr. ANIL GOEL HouseNo.239-A SHAKUR PUR SHAKUR PUR ND 110035 9811454586 14 SASPM3 Mr. SAURABH JAIN HouseNo.3 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.23 ND 110026 9891999499 15 SASPM4 Mrs. MANJU JAIN HouseNo.BL-3, SHALIMAR BAGH ND 110088 9990698826 16 APM4 Mr. ASHISH GUPTA HouseNo.4 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.12 ND 110026 9810562594 HouseNo.23 PUNJABI BAGH RoadNo.NORTH WEST AVENUE 9891984124 17 SLM4 Mr. PARSHANT CHAND ND 110026 18 ASPM4 Mr. SACHIN MODI HouseNo.3 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.73 ND 110026 9810911333 HouseNo.3 JAIDEV PARK EAST PUNAJBI BAGH RoadNo.9 ND 9811016521 19 PM4 Mr. VASUDEV GOEL 110026 9811324191 20 SPM4 Mr. LALIT KUMAR HouseNo.5, PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.27-A ND 110026 ARVINDER PAUL SINGH 9810019383 21 PM5 Mr. SLACH HouseNo.14A PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.71 ND 110026 HouseNo.34, PUNJABI BAGH EXTENSION NORTH WEST 9958958999 22 APM5 Mr. SAHEJ SEHGAL AVENUE ND 110026 9810107373 23 SPM5 Mr. BALBIR KUMAR CHOPRA HouseNo.17-B PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.6 ND 110026 24 SLM5 Mr. RAKESH SACHDEVA HouseNo.63 EAST PUNJABI BAGH RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9810005473 9818809125 25 SASPM5 Mr. ADITYA ARORA HouseNo.10 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.78 ND 110026 26 SASPM6 Mr. MANOJ JAIN HouseNo.13 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.9 ND 110026 9811397199 27 SPM6 Mr. SURESH GARG HouseNo.3 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.29 ND 110026 9811063149 9818275865 28 APM6 Dr. NITIN SODHI HouseNo.455 PASCHIM VIHAR BHERA ENCLAVE ND 110087 9810717093 29 ASPM6 Mr. RAMINDER SINGH CHADHA HouseNo.B-1/84, PASCHIM VIHAR ND 110063 RAJESHWAR DAYAL 9811017470 30 PM6 Mr. SRIVASTAVA HouseNo.3 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.62 ND 110026 31 SPM7 Mr. ROMI ANAND HouseNo.9 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9810801517 9871305678 32 APM7 Mr. SARAVPREET SINGH SAHNI HouseNo.J-51, RAJOURI GARDEN ND 110027 HouseNo.6,SECOND FLOOR, NORTH AVENUE ROAD 9811600077 33 LM7 Mr. ARVINDER SINGH RoadNo.PUNJABI BAGH ND 110026 9810640061 34 PM7 Mr. PARAMJIT SINGH SARNA HouseNo.23 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.41 ND 110026 9958644002 35 SASPM7 Mr. CHANDAN ARORA HouseNo.31 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.18 ND 110026 36 SASPM8 Mr. PARMEET SINGH HouseNo.7 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.47 ND 110026 9953775733 9818211356 37 SLM8 Mr. TARUN NANDA HouseNo.33 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.54 ND 110026 38 APM8 Mr. YOGESH GHAI HouseNo.F-43, MANSAROVER GARDEN ND 110015 9899140222 9818374394 39 ASPM8 Mr. DHANANJAY CHANDLA HouseNo.18 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.19 ND 110026 40 PM9 Mr. KUNDAN LAL BABAR HouseNo.DE/150, TAGORE GARDEN ND 110027 9810592787 HouseNo.44, WEST PUNJABI BAGH, NORTH AVENUE ROAD, 9999632599 41 ASPM9 Mr. ABHISHEK SAHNI ND 110026 42 APM9 Mr. SHAILENDRA SINGH HouseNo.SD-193, PITAMPURA TOWER APTS. ND 110034 9312064185 9811556667 43 SASPM9 Mr. ABHISHEK GUPTA HouseNo.43 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.41 ND 110026 44 SASPM10 Mr. PRIYANSHU GUPTA HouseNo.35 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.6 ND 110026 9711960635 45 SPM10 Mr. VIVEK CHAWLA HouseNo.8 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.66 ND 110026 9810576657 HouseNo.N-130B PANCHSHILA PARK PANCHSHILA PARK ND 9971052444 46 ASPM10 Mrs. NIDHI SAIGAL 110017 47 APM10 Mr. ABHAY VIJ HouseNo.D-16 TILAK NAGAR AJAY ENCLAVE ND 110018 9810053490 48 SPM11 Mrs. RITESH JINDAL HouseNo.B-3/84, PASCHIM VIHAR ND 110063 9999904080 HouseNo.2,FIRST FLOOR PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.18 ND 9810991521 49 ASPM11 Mrs. RENU VERMA 110026 50 APM11 Mr. SUKHMOHAN SINGH HouseNo.B-4/145, PASCHIM VIHAR ND 110063 9810124704 51 SASPM11 Mr. DARPAN BHUTANI HouseNo.1 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.63 ND 110026 9811619533 9999461972 52 SASPM12 Mr. JITIN HouseNo.24,SF, PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9811836024 53 SLM12 Mr. HARI KISHAN KHATTAR HouseNo.18 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.64 ND 110026 HouseNo.C-2 EAST PUNJABI BAGH BHAGWAN DAS NAGAR ND 9811116233 54 APM12 Dr. AKSHAY KAPOOR 110026 9810285999 55 SPM12 Mr. AMIT MANAKTALA HouseNo.9-A PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.9 ND 110026 56 LM13 Mr. DEVENDER PAL MAKKAR HouseNo.B-2/11, MODEL TOWN PART - 2 ND 110009 9811049860 57 APM13 Mr. AMIT JUNEJA HouseNo.D-9, BALI NAGAR ND 110015 58 SASPM13 Mr. VARUN GUPTA HouseNo.16 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9911004426 9999883977 59 SASPM14 Mr. BRIJ BHUSHAN GUPTA HouseNo.22 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.53B ND 110026 9643099754 60 ASPM14 Mr. DINESH CHAND GARG HouseNo.C-2/19, PITAMPURA WEST ENCALVE, ND 110034 8285670297 61 PM14 Mr. A. C. SATIA HouseNo.A-4/46 PASCHIM VIHAR MAIN ROAD ND 110063 9810163642 62 SPM14 Mr. SURENDER PRAKASH BANSAL HouseNo.21 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.23 ND 110026 HouseNo.F-8 EAST PUNJABI BAGH BHAGWAN DASS NAGAR 9810035333 63 APM14 Mr. TARUN KUMAR BATRA ND 110026 9312602204 64 SPM15 Mr. ASHWANI MAHAJAN HouseNo.10-A PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 HouseNo.H-49,SECOND FLOOR WEST PUNJABI BAGH SHIVAJI 9810188668 65 LM15 Mr. MANBIR SINGH SAHNI PARK ND 110026 66 APM15 Mr. PRASHANT KAPUR HouseNo.H-58, SHIVAJI PARK ND 110026 9999313314 67 ASPM15 Mr. ANAND PRAKASH GOEL HouseNo.21 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.6 ND 110026 9811847448 HouseNo.259, PASCHIM VIHAR GURU HARKISHAN NAGAR ND 68 PM15 Mr. NARESH KUMAR CHOPRA 110087 88007058899 69 SASPM15 Mr. AKASH KOHLI HouseNo.13 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.28 ND 110026 9873462285 70 SASPM16 Mr. SARTHAK GUPTA HouseNo.25 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.35 ND 110026 71 ASPM16 Mr. KARAN KAPOOR HouseNo.55 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.2 ND 110026 9899781121 9717083396 72 APM16 Mr. PUNEET AGGARWAL HouseNo.20 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.18 ND 110026 9810010299 73 PM17 Mr. NARENDER KUMAR ARORA HouseNo.272, GUJRAWALAN TOWN PART-3 ND 110009 HouseNo.65,GROUND FLOOR WEST PUNJABI BAGH WEST 9910425311 74 ASPM17 Mrs. HARLEEN SAWHNEY AVENUE ROAD ND 110026 9818634059 75 APM17 Mr. ARPIT GUPTA HouseNo.C-16,DOUBLE STOREY RAMESH NAGAR ND 110015 76 SPM17 Mr. NARESH KUMAR GUPTA HouseNo.16 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9350008430 8860454520 77 SASPM17 Mr. PAARTH SETH HouseNo.25 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.20 ND 110026 9811911698 78 SASPM18 Mrs. SHEETAL GOEL HouseNo.13 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.83 ND 110026 9810160753 79 LM18 Mr. BAL KISHAN ARORA HouseNo.D-14A/27 MODEL TOWN MODEL TOWN ND 110009 9312267852 80 SPM18 Mr. MANISH GUPTA HouseNo.27 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.13 ND 110026 81 ASPM18 Mrs. SHAINA NAGPAL HouseNo.A-98, INDERPURI INDERPURI ND 110012 9899791666 9810404001 82 PM18 Mr. PRADEEP AGGARWAL HouseNo.2 PUNJABI BAGH EXTENSION RoadNo.5 ND 110026 HouseNo.304, ROHINI STARLITE APPARTMENT, SECTOR-14 ND 8826500649 83 APM18 Mr. NAVNEET SINGH MEHTA 110085 9810192160 84 APM19 Mr. SANDEEP MAKKAD HouseNo.GC-25, RAJA GARDEN SHIVAJI ENCLAVE ND 110015 8745860525 85 PM19 Mr. MOHINDER NATH UPPAL HouseNo.G-27/2A FIRST FLOOR RAJOURI GARDEN ND 110027 8860027760 86 SASPM19 Mr. PARTH SINGHAL HouseNo.16 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.22 ND 110026 9999592341 87 SASPM20 Mrs. MAMTA KAPOOR HouseNo.20 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.52 ND 110026 88 ASPM20 Mrs. NITI CHHABRA HouseNo.H-25 KIRTI NAGAR ND 110015 9811888811 89 PM20 Mr. BRIJ MOHAN KHANNA HouseNo.15/14 PATEL NAGAR EAST ND 110008 9999532550 HouseNo.33 PUNJABI BAGH WEST PUNJABI BAGH RoadNo.42 9815015185 90 LM20 Mr. NARINDER SINGH CHADHA ND 110026 91 APM20 Mr. RAJESH BALWANI HouseNo.C-51,52. RAMESH NAGAR ND 110015 9810064975 92 APM21 Mr. ROHIT SACHDEVA HouseNo.H-93/1 PUNJABI BAGH SHIVAJI PARK ND 110026 93 ASPM21 Mrs. NISHA MADAAN HouseNo.B-72, INDER PURI INDER PURI ND 110012 9999099776 9810531609 94 SPM21 Mr. RAMAN KUMAR HouseNo.22 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.64 ND 110026 HouseNo.506 DR. MUKHARJEE NAGAR DR.MUKHARJEE 9810000008 95 LM21 Mr. HARI CHAND SACHDEVA NAGAR ND 110009 9871015554 96 SASPM21 Mr. TARUN AGGARWAL HouseNo.30 PUNJABI BAGH WEST RoadNo.78 ND 110026 97 SASPM22 Mr. NITIN JOSHI HouseNo.37 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.7 ND 110026 9810886698 9810081297 98 LM22 Mr. MANJIT SINGH SABHARWAL HouseNo.B-2/18, JANAKPURI ND 110058 HouseNo.B-1425 PITAMPURA PUSHPANJALI ENCLAVE ND 9891096975 99 ASPM22 Mrs. GEETIKA AGGARWAL 110034 100 SPM22 Mr. YASH PAL CHOPRA HouseNo.15 PUNJABI BAGH EAST RoadNo.4 ND 110026 9810736826 HouseNo.126,GROUND FLOOR SHAKTI VIHAR PITAMPURA ND 9810042144 101 PM22 Mr. KRISHAN KUMAR 110034 9871656565 102 APM22 Mr. AJAY SETHI HouseNo.A-8, RAJOURI GARDEN VISHAL ENCLAVE ND 110027 103 PM23 Mr. INDER PAL SINGH HouseNo.2-A/52, RAMESH NAGAR ND 110015 9868486817 9810267751 104 SPM23 Mr.
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