Thursday, March 30, 2017

Concerns over growing intimidation, threats against members of the Sikh community in Indiana


INDIANAPOLIS -- Sikhs in Indiana say they’re being intimidated and harassed at an alarming rate in recent months, but they don’t believe they’re the intended target.
Many members of the community believe that the “attacks” that have been directed at them stem from a misunderstanding of who they are and the misinterpretation that being a Sikh is the same as being a Muslim. And those attitudes come from the heightened fear of Muslims across the country.
President Donald Trump’s immigration ban is just one example of a political act that has affected public attitudes about Muslims in recent months, but it’s not the only one. 
Members of the Sikh community in Indianapolis are hoping to set the record straight before someone goes too far - but they don't condone violence against Muslims either. 
with thanks : theindychannel : LINK : for detailed news report.

Rs1,106-cr SGPC budget focuses on youth, Sikh education

Tribune News Service
Amritsar, March 29
With focus on promoting education and Sikh religion and its values, the SGPC today passed Rs 1,106.59-crore budget for 2017-18 fiscal year at its general house here today.
It witnessed a raise of 8.65 per cent (Rs 88.1 crore) as compared to last year despite demonetisation denting gurdwaras’ donation.
During 2016-2017, the proposed budget was Rs 1,064.14 crore, but only Rs 1,018.49 crore could be spared as the apex body-run gurdwaras witnessed a decline in donation due to demonetisation, an official said.
It was also for the first time since 2011 that the general house was conducted in the presence of Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh and Takht Damdama Sahib Jathedar Giani Gurmukh Singh.
Earlier due to Sehajdhari Sikhs’ voting rights row pending with legal implications, the SGPC’s 2010 executive body, endorsed by the court, used to announce the budget till last year. Now, as this bar is obsolete, the budget was presented by SGPC general secretary Amarjit Singh Chawla.
The focus has primarily been kept on catching the Sikh youth’s fancy towards Sikh ethics and nurturing their career in academics, sports, civil, defence and other professional arena. It has been decided to make Sikh education compulsory in its primary-level schools (Classes I to V).
A separate head of Rs 33 crore has been kept reserve under the education fund.
For education, the SGPC has announced Rs 227 crore for elevating the standard of studies at its 88 institutes. Last year, just Rs 204 crore could be spared.
To bring the youth in the mainstream without compromising on the Sikh principles, a special training school has been started at Jathedar Gurcharan Singh Tohra Institute of Advance Studies in Sikhism, Patiala.
Similarly, a separate sports department has been proposed to be set up to promote sports in schools and colleges.
Sikh students, who excel in the field of sports, agriculture, science and other research fields at national and international levels, will be honoured with Rs 1 lakh each, along with certificates in special programmes.
Those who successfully qualify the IAS/IPS will be presented cash reward of Rs 1 lakh and PCS will get Rs 75,000. Special scholarship provision of Rs 51,000 each has been decided to be given to Sikh students who grab first 20 positions in the school Education Board exam.
Similarly, Rs 4.5 crore has been proposed for Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib. The SGPC has set up preparatory schools for civil services and armed forces at Fatehgarh Sahib. A sum of Rs 1.5 crore has been spared for the Armed Force Training Academy at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College.
On the social front, the committee has announced Rs 9 crore to help cancer patients from its trust funds.
To help deserving “baptised” Sikh students in their education, annual scholarship of Rs 2,000 has been kept for primary-level students, Rs 3,000 for Class X and Rs 4,000 for Class XII students.
An amount of Rs 1.63 crore has been proposed for the same.
Out of general fund of Rs 64 crore, Rs 6 crore has been spared for Miri Piri Medical Sciences and Research College, Shahbad (Haryana), which is expected to start by 2018.

with thanks : Tribune : LINK

Half A Million Views For This Sikh Man's 'Turban' Protest At Times Square


Half A Million Views For This Sikh Man's 'Turban' Protest At Times Square

NEW DELHI:  A 23-year-old Indian-American chose a unique way to speak out about against hate. Angad Singh tied his turban in front of everyone at New York's Times Square as a tribute to 66-year-old Timothy Caughman who was recently killed in a racial attack. In a video posted on Facebook, the Sikh man spoke to New Yorkers about rising hate crimes in the city as he stood in solidarity with the victim.

"Every day when I put on my turban, I am putting myself in hate's way", he said in the video. "But I am not scared because putting on my turban is the most American thing I can do", he added.

The video was posted on Monday and has nearly half a million views.

With thanks : NDTV : Watch the Detailed report and a VIDEO : LINK

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

MANJINDER SIRSA ASKS OPPONENTS TO SPELL THEIR AGENDA OF DEVELOPMENT

MANJINDER SIRSA ASKS OPPONENTS TO SPELL THEIR AGENDA OF DEVELOPMENT. REACHES OUT TO PEOPLE WITH PRO DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE AGENDA

New Delhi, March 29 : The Bhartiya Janta Party and Akali Dal candidate from Rajouri Garden Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa today asked his opposition candidates who are  contesting the Rajouri Garden bye election to spell their agenda of development and pro poor initiatives for the present elections.
        Reaching out to the electorate with his pro development and welfare agenda for the people of the constituency Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that this is high time for the people of the constituency to know the candidates on the basis of their agenda. Spelling his own agenda for the present elections, Mr. Sirsa said that his agenda is same as of his party BJP-Akali Dal who is committed to work for upliftement of the poor and downtrodden and help ameliorate the condition of the middle class families with people oriented development agenda of the BJP-Akali Dal led NDA government at the centre headed by Prime Minister Mr. Narinder Modi.
        He said that on hand is BJP-Akali Dal whose sole agenda is to work for development and prosperity of the country, on the other is AAP whose agenda is to level all sorts of false, misleading and baseless allegations against the political opponents and committing the agenda which is against the very foundation of our constitution. He said that third party in the present field is Congress which has no agenda of governance for the country or its people. He said that people vote for the political parties on the basis of their agenda of development and it was amusing to note that only the BJP-Akali Dal has spell out its agenda and roadmap for the development of the nation and welfare of the people. He said that opposition parties of the BJP-Akali Dal have miserably failed to disclose their agenda of governance.
        Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa further said that as a servant of the people of constituency he had worked a lot during his public life whether it is working as MLA or working as a representative of DSGMC, people are well aware of the fact that whatever he had promised, he had delivered to it. He said that now too he is committed to work for the welfare of the people of Delhi in general and of  Rajouri Garden in particular and assures people that he will be personally available to people all the time for their welfare works.
        The BJP-Akali Dal candidate called upon the people to differentiate between the one working for the welfare of people and development of area and the ones who had done nothing their tenures. He urged the people to vote for the BJP-Akali Dal for the betterment of the area.

PR Sirsa Office

Sikh Man Ties Turban in Times Square as a Protest Against Racism

Sikh Man Ties Turban in Times Square as a Protest Against Racism
A 23-year-old American tied his turban in New York’s Time Square as a protest against racism, on Saturday.
Angad Singh’s action was a tribute to Timothy Caughman, a black man who was stabbed to death in a racially-motivated terror attack.
Singh said that he was upset at the way the media was covering Caughman’s death by asking questions like if he had a criminal record.
The 23-year-old said that the only way to end hate is to get to know one’s countrymen and neighbours. He said that wearing his turban everyday, he knows he is putting himself in hate’s way but for him, tying his turban is the most American act to do.
With racism on the rise, the only way to tackle the present situation is to be more open-minded and sensitive to others. Jumping to conclusions about a person with just the colour of their skin is the most insolent act a person can do.
with thanks : Yahoo News : LINK

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

BJP COMMITTED TO WORK FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AREA: SIRSA

CONGRESS AND AAP HAS CONCEDED DEFEAT WITH APPEAL TO STOP DECLARTION OF RESULT OF BYE POLL: SIRSA

New Delhi, March 27 : The Bhartiya Janta Party candidate from Rajouri Garden Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa has said that the Congress and AAP have already conceded defeat by urging the Election Commission to stop declaration of results of the Bye poll for the Rajouri Garden seat.

He said that this has showed utter nervousness of both the parties who are now running away from the election.

Mr. Sirsa said that it was most unfortunate that Congress had represented the area twice whereas AAP legislator also served the constituency but neither of them bothered to carry on development works in the areas falling in the constituency. He said that the pitiable conditions of roads and basic infrastructure in the constituency is testimony of the failure of both the parties in doing welfare works. He said that whatever little has been done in the area was done during his own short stint as MLA. He said that it was most unfortunate that these parties have always focused on doing politics instead of working for the betterment of the people.


BJP COMMITTED TO WORK FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AREA : SIRSA

Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa further said that unlike his opponents his sole agenda is of doing public welfare works and carrying on development of the area. He said that The BJP is committed in carrying on with development agenda. He said that it was also high time for the people of the Rajouri Garden to vote for BJP as it is the only party which is in real sense working for the country and its people. Lashing out at AAP he said that like old habits it is still making tall and false promises with the people totally ignoring the legal provisions prevailing in the country and in the national capital.

Meanwhile Mr. Sirsa has further intensified his door to door campaign. He visited Vishnu garden and other areas falling under the constituency where he was warmly received by the people who are eager to vote for the BJP in the present election.

PR : Sirsa Office

Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha gets Sikh Jewel Award

Gurinder Chadha, Viceroy's house
Indian-origin British director Gurinder Chadha has been honoured with the Sikh Jewel Award for 2017 for her immense contribution to British cinema. Chadha, whose films include Bhaji on the Beach, Bend It Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice, received the award from UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon at the Vaisakhi Dinner organised by the British Sikh Association at the Lancaster Hotel here Thursday night.
The High Commissioner of India to the UK, Y K Sinha, who was the Guest of Honour, was also present on the dais. Chadha’s latest film, “Viceroy’s House” tells the true story of the final five months of British rule in India and coincides with the 70th anniversary of the Independence of India and the founding of Pakistan.
Receiving the award, Chadha said, “Some people use religion to divide – that is the theme of my film – and also the atrocities inflicted on us.  It is a fair film.”
Jasminder Singh, OBE, Chairman and founder of Edwardian Hotels, Jagjeet Singh Sohal, a writer, broadcaster ad communications consultant, and Khalsa Aid founded in 1999, also received the Sikh Jewel Awards.

with thanks : Indian Express : LINK : for detailed news

‘You don’t belong in this country’: White man yells at Sikh-American woman in NY

Hate crime
A Sikh-American woman was allegedly harassed on a subway train in New York after a white man mistook her for a West Asian and allegedly shouted “you don’t belong in this country” --- the latest in a series of hate crimes against people of South-Asian origin.
Rajpreet Heir was taking the subway train to a friend’s birthday party in Manhattan this month when the white man began shouting at her, according to a report in the New York Times.
Heir recounted the ordeal in a video for a Times section called ‘This Week in Hate’, which highlights hate crimes and harassment around the country since the election of President Donald Trump.
Heir said she was looking at her phone when the white man shouted at her saying, “Do you even know what a Marine looks like? Do you know what they have to see? What they do for this country? Because of people like you.”
with thanks : Hindustan Times : LINK : for detailed news.

DSGMC postpones office-bearers’ elections to March 28

DSGMC

Failing to reach consensus over certain posts, the newly elected Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) on Friday postponed the elections of its office-bearers to March 28.
Sources said Manjinder Singh Sirsa, who was the general secretary in the previous term, wanted to be re-elected to the second senior-most post of the gurdwara body, but was challenged by three other contenders: Harmeet Singh Kalka, Harmanjit Singh and Amarjeet Singh Pappu.
They staked their claim, taking the plea that the post needs to be filled by a new face. As things got chaotic, Avtar Singh Hit also staked his claim for the post of president.
As the House couldn’t reach a consensus, the elections were postponed, with Manjit Singh GK unanimously elected the pro tem chairman.
with thanks : Hindustan Times : LINK

DSGMC: Bypoll for Delhi’s Sikh-dominated Rajouri Garden seat on April 9

Bypoll
The by election to the Sikh-dominated Rajouri Garden assembly segment in Delhi will take place on April 9. The seat fell vacant after the Aam Aadmi Party’s Jarnail Singh resigned in January 2017 to contest the Punjab assembly elections opposite Shiromani Akali Dal supremo and then chief minister Parkash Singh Badal from Lambi.
The BJP-Akali combine has fielded Manjinder Singh Sirsa in the bypoll. He is also vying for re-election to the post of general secretary of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC). Sirsa was the coalition’s choice from Rajouri Garden in the Delhi elections in December 2013 as well. Elected to the assembly in those polls, he lost the seat in January 2014 elections, despite polling 45,000 votes as compared to 41,000 in the previous elections.
with thanks : Hindustan Times : LINK

Sunday, March 26, 2017

Tata Tigor Style back - The New World of Style from Tata Motors

After the great Tata Hexa Experience, we again got an invite from the Tata Motors to try our hands on its new sedan – TIGOR, which is to be launched on 29th March. 

The first look of TIGOR was quite impressive. Though its front and sides looked somewhat similar to TIAGO, its rear side looked much better than all of its competitors in this segment. A beautiful car indeed.


The headlight is a smoked type with a black treatment given to it which makes it more impressive. The side profile of the new sedan is again similar to the Tiago but it looks more beautiful than any other car of this segment. 

The slope on its back makes it a top notch sedan and quite beautiful in looks with LED stop lamps and the LED tail lamps. The petrol version has the 15 inch Alloy wheels while the Diesel version has the 14 inch alloy wheels.




Interiors again are very impressive. It has the Automatic climate control system. The infotainment system has been designed by Harman, with a five inch touch screen, eight speakers, and with the best of the sound quality in this segment. 



The steering wheel is quite sporty and adjustable, and has the telephony as well the audio controls on it. Seating system of the TIGOR also looked quite comfortable.



It has a boot space of 419 litres. Multi bar links make it easier to remove and keep the baggage while traveling. It has the 1.2 litre Revotron petrol engines with 84 bhp and the 1.05 litre Revotorq Diesel engine with 69 BHP.


We had to start from the Aerocity in Delhi, towards the Heritage Transport museum in Sohna & back but via NH 8, while returning. We were offered both the petrol as well as the Diesel versions. 



Kartik from Chennai was with me and he opted the Petrol version. The journey started and we passed from all kinds of roads that included busy ones, hilly as well the rural. The sedan performed perfectly and Kartik looked quite happy on driving it for the one side journey while I was busy in clicking the pics & videos.



While coming back I was in the driving seat and the beautiful machine that I had was a Diesel version. It was my first feel of TIGOR on the driving seat and truly it was quite impressive. The sedan was quite smooth in driving and truly very comfortable. 


Please view the technical details of TIGOR with beautiful pics, courtesy Tata Motors, in the video being embedded below. Bookings are now open and you can make your booking with any of the Tata Tigor dealers.




Pics courtesy - Tata Motors

DSGMC CELEBRATES DELHI FATEH DIWAS AT RED FORT

INDIA’S FIRST BATTLE OF INDEPENDENCE WAS FOUGHT IN 1783 BY SIKH LEADERS : MANJINDER SINGH SIRSA
Newdelhi, March 26 : The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) started celebration of Delhi Fateh Diwas at Red Fort here last evening with as huge gathering of people from all walks of life participated in the event. Programme begin with recitation of Gurbani Kirtan by Gurbani Virsa Sambhal Istri Satsang Sabha was followed by path of Rehras Sahib and later different Jathas performed kirtan and path.
          Occasion was graced by Jathedar Sri Akal Takht Sahib Giani Gurbachan Singh ji besides other saints and high priests  and Manjit Singh GK President and other  office bearers of DSGMC.
          This is 234th anniversary celebration to commemorate the  victory of the sikh forces led by  Sikh marshals Baba Baghel Singh, Jathedar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia (fourth head Budha Dal), Jathedar  Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, Jathedar Tara Singh Gheba and Jathedar Mahan Singh Shukarchakia over the Mughal empire.
          Addressing the impressive gathering Mr.Manjinder Singh Sirsa General Secretary of the DSGMC said that this event was laid in the history for over 230 years and was never celebrated anywhere. It was only at the initiative of DSGMC that celebration of the event begin four years ago and now it is being celebrated regularly. Briefing historical facts Mr. Sirsa said that 1947 was not the first battle of Independence for the country, it was in year 1783 when the first battle of independence was fought under the leadership of sikh marshals who uprooted the  Mughal empire. He said that Kesari Flag of Khalsa was hosted for first time on the Red Fort in that year. He also told the people that the takht of the Mughal emperor Aurgnzeb was taken to Sri Harmandir Sahib at Amritsar and Bugga Ramgharia stood as a symbol of victory of sikh forces at Sri Darbar Sahib Amritsar.
          Mr. Sirsa further told that these sikh leaders after defeating the Mughals identified the land where Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib Ninth Guru of Sikhs was martyred and  Gurdwara Sis Ganj and other historical Gurdwara Sahibs were built in Delhi by them. He said that sikh living all over the world will always remember these leaders who did a spectacular job for the community and the country.  
           He said that main motive to organize this mega show is make our youth aware about different phases of evolvement of sikh religion, culture and history. 
  Mr. Sirsa said that this is a proud moment Sikhs settled worldwide as conquering Delhi has a great historical significance and sikh, a newly born religion has great leaders who led from the front to conquer the national capital at a crucial time.

Friday, March 24, 2017

DSGMC TO ORGANISE "DELHI FATEH DIWAS' TO MARK 234TH ANNIVERSAY OF DELHI VICTORY BY SIKH MARSHALS

MANJINDER SINGH SIRSA EXHORTS PEOPLE PARTICULARY SIKH YOUTH TO PARTICIPATE IN HUGE NUMBER IN THE EVENT - JARNAILI FATEH MARCH WILL BE ORGANISED ON MARCH 26TH

Newdelhi, March 24 :  The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Mangament Committee (DSGMC) will celebrate two day ' Delhi Fateh Diwas' on March 25 and 26, 2017 at  Red fort here to celebrate 234th anniversary of Delhi victory under the leadership of Sikh marshals Baba Baghel Singh, Jathedar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia (fourth head Budha Dal), Jathedar  Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, Jathedar Tara Singh Gheba and Jathedar Mahan Singh Shukarchakia during which a number of events will be organized to inspire the new generation and make them aware of the rich sikh traditions, culture and history.
                Disclosing this in a statement released here today, the DSGMC General Secretary and former MLA Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that this is fourth time continuously when the event will be celebrated in a big way. He said that main motive to organize this mega show is make our youth aware about different phases of evolvement of sikh religion, culture and history.  He called upon the parents to bring their children and young ones in large number to the event so that they could take benefit from it and have a first hand information about the sikh way of life.
                Mr. Sirsa disclosed that on day March 25, 2017 event will began at 6 pm in the evening with recitation of Gurbani Kirtan by Gurbani Virsa Sambhal Istri Satsang Sabha, followed by path of Rehras Sahib, then  different Jathas will perform kirtan and path.
                He further disclosed that on the second day a Jarnaili Fateh March will be carried out from Chattha veer pul to Red fort ground which will began around 2 pm in the noon. Same day a historic event will be organized in the evening where Dhadi Jathas will perform, a gatka programme will be organized apart from that former Vice Chancellor of Punjabi University Dr. Jaspal Singh will deliver a lecture besides others speakers.
                Mr. Sirsa said that this is a proud moment Sikhs settled worldwide as conquering Delhi has a great historical significance and sikh, a newly born religion has great leaders who led from the front to conquer the national capital at a crucial time. He appealed to all the people of Delhi particularly the  sikh youth to participate in this event and derive maximum benefit to have knowledge about rich traditions and history of  Sikhs.


Friday, March 17, 2017

Shocking News from Rajouri Garden, Delhi






































SHOCKING NEWS from Rajouri Garden, Delhi. Ik sikh bache de kesh katal kar dite gae ne and this has happened in a park, yesterday evening. Members of the DSGMC had reached the spot, FIR lodged and Investigation is undergoing. Unconfirmed reports say that few Nepali drunk guys have done this. Police is doing its job and the culprits are likely to be arrested at the earliest.

More details awaited.

'Maharaja Ranjit Singh': An inspirational tale of a 'true' Sikh leader

"Sher-E-Punjab: Maharaja Ranjit Singh", an upcoming TV show that will bring into limelight the inspirational journey of Sikh leader Maharaja Ranjit Singh -- founder of the Sikh empire -- was launched here on Thursday.
Showcasing a gigantic set, especially designed by award-winning filmmaker Omung Kumar, royal costumes by Manoshi Nath and Rushi Sharma and flawless stunts executed under the guidance of popular Bollywood stunt director Allan Amin, the historical drama show, will be aired on Life OK starting from March 20.
The show will feature Punjab-based 14-year-old actor Damanpreet Singh in the title role, while actors Shaleen Bhanot and Sneha Wagh will be seen as his parents Mahaa Singh and Raj Kaur.
"He always looked up to everyone equally and ruled fairly. The beauty about his time was that he kept all enemies away and created 'akhand' (United) Punjab," Abhimanyu Singh, CEO, Contiloe Pictures, said at the launch.
"No capital punishment was given when he was the leader. Everyone was given a second chance. There was tremendous law and order. That's why we thought of making a show like this," he added.
Keeping in mind the sentiments of the Sikh community, Abhimanyu shared that they have done a lot of research for the show.
"We have followed Kushwant Singh's books. We have also followed instructions of Dr. J.S. Grewal and Gurbaksh Singh, who are prominent historians," Abhimanyu told IANS.
The launch of the show, which has been shot across locations in Rajasthan and Maharashtra, witnessed a power-packed performance by a Punjabi group on a mesmerising stag, especially designed keeping in mind the show's grandeur.
Damanpreet, who was chosen for the lead role from over 150 candidates, said playing the leader on screen is an honour for him.
"I have read about Maharaja Ranjit Singh ji in school. I am in ninth class right now. It's an honour for me to portray him on national television. My grandparents and my parents are on cloud nine these days," Damanpreet told IANS.
Shaleen, who was last seen as Duryodhana in "Suryaputra Karn", is returning to the small screen to play a positive character.
"At first I was a bit hesitant about doing "Maharaja Ranjit Singh" as I played a negative character and was on a vacation. Also playing a father sounded unusual to me, but when I heard about my character, then I thought I should not let this opportunity go away," Shaleen said.
Besides them, the show will also feature actors Rumi Khan and Sonia Singh.
--IANS
with thanks : Business Standard : LINK

Thursday, March 2, 2017

DSGMC Elections - Ward wise detail of Winners

Ward no. 1  ROHINI ==SAD-B Vikram Singh Winner
Ward no. 2  SAROOP NAGAR == SAD Delhi Sukhbir Singh Winner 
Ward no. 3  CIVIL LINES == SAD-B Jasvir Singh Jassi Winner
Ward no. 4  PITAMPURA  == SAD-B MPS Chadha Winner
Ward no. 5  MODEL TOWN == SAD Delhi  Kartar Singh Chawla Winner
Ward no. 6  SHAKTI NAGAR  == SAD-B Harvinder Singh KP Winner
Ward no. 7  TRI NAGAR  == Independent Gurmit Singh Shunty Winner
Ward no. 8  SHAKUR BASTI == SAD-B BAldev Singh Brar  Winner
Ward no. 9  PUNJABI BAGH == SAD-B  Manjinder Singh Sirsa
Ward no. 10  GURU HARKRISHAN NAGAR  == SAD-B Sarwan Singh Brar  Winner 
Ward no. 11  CHANDER VIHAR == SAD-B Onkar Singh Mann  Winner 
Ward no. 12  DEV NAGAR == SAD-B Paramjit Singh Rana Winner
Ward no. 13  RAJINDER NAGAR == SAD-B Paramjit Singh Chandok Winner
Ward no. 14  CONNAUGHT PLACE == SAD-B Amarjit Singh Pinki Winner
Ward no. 15  RAMESH NAGAR === SAD Delhi  Mohinder Singh Winner
Ward no. 16  TAGORE GARDEN  === Akal Sahay Malkinder Singh Winner
Ward no. 17  RAGHUBIR NAGAR == Satinder Pal Singh Winner
Ward no. 18  RAJORI GARDEN == SAD-B Harmanjit Singh Winner 
Ward no. 19  HARI NAGAR ==  SAD-B Avtar Singh Winner 
Ward no. 20  FATEH NAGAR ==  SAD-B Amarjit Singh Winner 
Ward no. 21  KHAYALA == Akal Sahay Party Harjinder Singh Winner  
Ward no. 22  SHAM NAGAR ==  SAD-B Harjit Singh Pappa Winner
Ward no. 23  VISHNU GARDEN == SAD Manjit Singh Aulakh Winner
Ward no. 24  RAVI NAGAR == SAD-B Gurmit Singh  Winner
Ward no. 25  TILAK NAGAR  == SAD-B Daljit Singh Winner
Ward no. 26  SANTGARH  == SAD-B Chaman Singh Winner
Ward no. 27  TILAK VIHAR == SAD-B Atma Singh Lubhana Winner
Ward no. 28  GURU NANAK NAGAR ==  SAD-B Raminder Singh  Winner
Ward no. 29  KRISHNA PARK ==  SAD-B Jagdip Singh Kahlon Winner
Ward no. 30  VIKAS PURI ==  SAD-B Manmohan Singh  Winner
Ward no. 31  UTTAM NAGAR ==  SAD-B Gurmit Singh Meeta   Winner
Ward no. 32  JANAKPURI == SAD Delhi  Kultaran Singh Winner
Ward no. 33  SHIV NAGAR ==  SAD-B Onkar Singh Thapar Winner
Ward no. 34  SARITA VIHAR ==  SAD-B Harjit Singh GK   Winner
Ward no. 35  LAJPAT NAGAR == SAD Delhi   Jatinder Singh Sahni 
Ward no. 36  SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE ==  SAD-B Kuldip Singh Sahni  Winner
Ward no. 37  MALVIYA NAGAR == SAD-B Onkar Singh Raja K Winner
Ward no. 38  GREATER KAILASH  == SAD-B Manjit Singh GK Winner
Ward no. 39  KALKAJI == SAD-B Harmit Singh Kalka Winner
Ward no. 40  JANGPURA == Independent Tarwinder Singh Marwaha Winner
Ward no. 41  NAVIN SHADHARA == SAD-B  Kulwant Singh Bath Winner
Ward no. 42  DILSHAD GARDEN  == SAD-Delhi Balbir Singh 
Ward no. 43  VIVEK VIHAR == SAD-B Jasmel Singh Noni  Winner
Ward no. 44  GEETA COLONY == SAD-B Harinder Pal Singh Winner
Ward no. 45  KHUREJI KHAS == SAD-B Jatinder Pal Singh Goldy  Winner
Ward no. 46  PREET VIHAR == SAD-B Bhupinder Singh bhullar Winner