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Parliamentary Constituency Assembly Constituency District- Haridwar 25 List of Polling Station-2017 5 - Haridwar (GEN) Parliamentary constituency 25 - Haridwar (Genreal) Assembly Constituency District-Haridwar 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- 1 -Haridwar 1 Saptrishi Chungi Swami Nityanand Saraswati 1-Shanti Kunj Part For All Haridwar RN 1 Sishu Vidhya Mandir 2 Saptrishi Chungi Swami Nityanand Saraswati 1-Shanti kunj Part. For All Haridwar R N 2 Sishu Vidhya Mandir 3 Saptsarovar R.No. 3 Saptrishi Ashram Jagdev 1-Rishikesh Road For All Sanskrit Mahavidhyalay 2-Saptsrovar 4 Saptsarovar Saptrishi Ashram Jagdev 1-Bhupatwala Gangadhm For All Haridwar Middle part Sanskrit Mahavidhyalay se Handicraft Tak 5 5 Saptsarovar Saptrishi Ashram Jagdev 1-Shivnagar Rani Gali For All Haridwar Middle part Sanskrit Mahavidhyalay 3 6 Saptsarovar Saptrishi Ashram Jagdev 1-Saptsarovar Road For All Haridwar Middle part Sanskrit Mahavidhyalay 2-R T O By Pass Marg 4 7 Saptsarovar Swami Ajranand Andh 1-Ganga Apartment For All Haridwar R.No. 6 Vidhyalay 2-Vyas Mandir East Part 3-Paramartha Ashram 4-Saptarisi Ashram 5-Saptrishi Ashram East Part Sadhubela 8 Saptsarovar Swami Ajranand Andh 1-Saptsarovar Road For All Haridwar R.No. 7 Vidhyalay 2-Nahar Colony East Part Dudhiyabandh 3-Lalji Wala Kabadi Basti 9 Saptsarovar Swami Ajranand Andh 1-Bhupatwala Rani Gali For All Haridwar R.No. 8 Vidhyalay East Part 10 Saptsarovar R.No. 8 Swami Ajranand Andh 1-Bhagirathi Nagar Ganga For All West Part Vidhyalay Saptsrowar Vihar Haridwar 11 Saptsarovar Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Saptsarovar Ajardham For All Haridwar R.No. 11 2-Bhagirathi Nagar West Part 12 Bhupatwala Govt. Primary School No. 44 1-Bhupatwala Mukhiya For All Mukhiya Gali Ke Gali se Baipass Road Tak Samne R N 1 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 13 Bhupatwala Govt. Primary School No. 44 1-Bhupatwala Part For All Mukhiya Gali Ke 2-Tyagiwali Gali Samne R N 2 Mokshdham 14 Bhupatwala Govt. Primary School No. 44 1-Durganagar For All Mukhiya Gali Ke 2-Baikunthdham Samne R N 3 3-Vishudh Ashram 4-Shambhu Ashram 5-Kashnai Ashram 6-Chetan jyoti Ashram 7-Anand Ashram 8-Kailash Gali 9-Janglat Chowki 15 Bhupatwala Govt. Primary School No. 44 1-Vedniketan For All Mukhiya Gali Ke 2-Pawandham Samne R N 4 3-Ramavan Kuti 4-Mukhiya Gali 5-Mangal Ashram 6-Devi Prasad Saini Mukhiya Gali 7-Kamaldas Kutiya 8-Kabirpanthi Ashram 9-Shergali 10-Purani Rishikesh Road 11-Anubhavi Ashram Road 12-Sant Harinam Dham 13-Swami Naraya Dham 14-Dashnam Akhada 15-Prachin Ram Mandir 16-Ramanuj Sanskrit Vidhyalay 17-Nagali Bela 18-Sevapanthi Ashram 19-Agarwal Ashram 16 Vajirabadi Kharkhari Govt. Girls Higher Secondary 1-Kailash Gali For All School 2-Sukhi Nadi Bhupatwala 3-Kharkhari Part 4-Indra Vikash Colony 5-Krishna Gali 17 Shamshan Road, Shri Mithlesh Sanatan Dharm 1-Kora Devi Basti Sukhi For All Kharkhari R.No. 2 Inter College Nadi 2-Kharkhari Part 3-Shamshan Road Vanprasth 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 18 Shamshan Road, Shri Mithlesh Sanatan Dharm 1-Kunjgali For All Kharkhari R.No.3 Inter College 2-Basantgali 3-Gangajali Basti 4-Hill Bypass 5-Balmiki Basti 6-Kharkhari Part 19 Shamshan Road, Shri Mithlesh Sanatan Dharm 1-Ramgarh For All Kharkhari R.No.4 Inter College 20 Shamshan Road, Shri Mithlesh Sanatan Dharm 1-New Basti Part For All Kharkhari Haridwar Inter College R.No.1. in East side 21 Nirdhan Niketan Rishi Inter College 1-Hill Baipass For All Kharkhari R N 1 2-Balmiki Basti 22 Nirdhan Niketan Rishi Inter College 1-New Basti Bhimgoda For All Kharkhari R N 2 2-New Basti Bhimgoda 23 Nirdhan Niketan Rishi Inter College 1-Bhimgoda Part For All Kharkhari R N 3 24 Nirdhan Niketan Rishi Inter College 1-Gosai Gali Part For All Kharkhari R N 4 25 Kharkhari R N 1 Rishi Sanskrit Mahavidhalay 1-Gosai Gali Part For All 26 Kharkhari R N 2 Rishi Sanskrit Mahavidhalay 1-Gosai Gali Bhimgoda For All 2-Bhimgoda 27 Kharkhari R N 3 Rishi Sanskrit Mahavidhalay 1-Laljiwala Guest House For All 2-Laljiwala Colony 3-Nirdhan Niketan se Harki Paidi Tak 28 Kharkhari R N 4 Rishi Sanskrit Mahavidhalay 1-Naisota For All 2-Datwali Haweli 3-Kangda Mandir Harki peidi ke Samne 4-Jogiya Mandi 5-Bhimgoda Uppar Road Kusht Ashram 29 Near Kotwali Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Naisota chowki For All Haridwar Harkipaidi North.Bhawan 2-Bharat Bhawan Uppar R.No.1 Road 3-Raghuvashi Ka Gher Upppar Road 4-Panjabi Beda Uppar Road 5-Gali Ram Prasad Uppar Road 6-Subhash Ghat 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 Kotwali Haridwar Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Uppar Road Vaishno For All North Bhawan Devi Dharmshala Part R.No.2 2-Jogiya Mandi 31 Kotwali Haridwar Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Uppar Road Part For All Middle Bhawan 2-Kashipura Part R.No.1 3-Kashipura PostOffice Compound 4-Khushiram Dharmshala 5-Chainram AshramCompound 6-Sudarshan Ashram 7-Lalita Rav Road 8-Dubey Building 32 Near Kotwali Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Chhoti Sabji Mandi For All Haridwar Middle Vishnu Ghat Bhawan R.No.2 2-Uppar Road 3-Bharamal Ka Gher 33 Near Kotwali Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Bhalla Road For All Haridwar 2-Balmiki Basti South.West Bhawan 3-Jodhamal Road R.No.1 4-Bholagiri Road Vishnu Ghat 5-Uppar Road 34 Near Kotwali Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Bada Jogiwara For All Haridwar 2-Chhota Jogiwara South.West Bhawan 3-Hathikhana R.No.2 35 Near Kotwali Govt. Primary School No. 34 1-Kashipura Part For All Haridwar South.West Bhawan R.No.3 36 Brahmpuri Haridwar Govt. Primary School No. 38 1-Brahmpuri Part For All R N 1 37 Brahmpuri Haridwar Govt. Primary School No. 38 1-Brahmpuri part For All R N 2 38 Brahmpuri Haridwar Govt. Primary School No. 38 1-Brahmpuri Part For All R N 3 39 Singh Sabha Mu.Mahila Shilp Vidhyalay 1-Brahmpuri Part For All Gurudware Ke Samne Office Haridwar 40 Singh Sabha Mu.Mahila Shilp Vidhyalay 1-Brahmpuri Part. For All Gurudware Ke Samne Haridwar R N 1 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 Singh Sabha Mu.Mahila Shilp Vidhyalay 1-Brahmpuri Part For All Gurudware Ke Samne Haridwar R N 2 42 Nirmala Chhawni Govt. Primary School No. 32 1-Bilkeshwar Colony For All Haridwar R N 1 43 Nirmala Chhawni Govt. Primary School No. 32 1-Nirmala Chhawni For All Haridwar R N 2 44 Valmiki Basti Anganwadi Kendra 1-Balmiki Basti Haija For All Haridwar (Sabhagar) Valmiki Basti Aspatal Haridwar 2-Jhalkari Basti Part 45 Haridwar East Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Vishnughat part For All Bhavan R.No. 1 Mahila Inter College 2-Nanak Bada 3-Ram Ghat Part 4-Badri Bawla Ki Haweli 5-Hanuman Ghat Part 46 Haridwar East Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Vishnughat Part For All Bhavan R.No. 2 Mahila Inter College 2-Setu Nigam Colony 3-Hydel Colony 47 Haridwar South part Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Motibajar Part For All R.No. 1 Mahila Inter College Haridwar 2-Kushaghat Part 3-Nimbu Ka Gher 4-Shrawannath Math 48 Haridwar South part Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Bhairav Akhada For All R.No. 2 Mahila Inter College Haridwar 2-Rampanjwani Ashram 3-Bhola Giri Ashram 4-Birla Road 49 Haridwar west Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Uppar Road Part. For All Bhavan R.No. 1 Mahila Inter College Haridwar 2-Bholagiri Road se Himalay Dipo Gali Tak 50 Haridwar West Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Shrawannath Nagar For All Bhavan R.No. 2 Mahila Inter College Haridwar 51 Haridwar west part Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Sadhubela Marg Arati For All R.No. 3 Mahila Inter College Haridwar Ho. Chitra Ta. Ka M.Kshetra 52 Jassa Ram Road Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Chitra Takij Gali se For All Haridwar R.No.1 Mahila Inter College Shivmutri Gali Ka M.Kshetra 53 Jassa Ram Road Anandmai Seva Sadan Mu 1-Mayapur Nahar ke For All Haridwar R.No.2 Mahila Inter College Kinare Gopal Bhawan Tak 2-Keshav Ashram se Alaknanda Hotal Tak 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 54 Haridwar Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Railway Colony For All North.Bhawan College 2-Jhanda Ground R.No.1 3-Railway Colony Rest House K Pass 55 Haridwar North Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Loko Colony For All Bhawan R.No.2 College 2-Laltaro Pul Purusharth Market 56 Haridwar North Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Devpura Part For All Bhawan R.No.3 College 57 Haridwar South Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Myu. Colony Mayapur For All Bhawan R.No.1 College 2-Bairaj Colony Mayapur 58 Haridwar South Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Fire Sevice Steshana For All Bhawan R.No.2 College ,Mayapur N.Pa.Awas 2-Devpura 59 Haridwar South Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Vichitr Vatika Setu For All Bhawan R.No.3 College Nigam PWD 2-Tanki No.6 Nahar Ki Patari 60 Haridwar West Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Devpura Part For All Bhawan R.No.1 College 61 Haridwar West Panna Lal Bhalla Mu.Inter 1-Mayapur For All Bhawan R.No.2 College Shankracharya Chauk Damakothi Colony Part 62 Devpura Haridwar R Govt.
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