Ber Sarai - Electoral Details

Electoral Details

The Ber Sarai neighborhood comes in the "Outer Delhi" electoral constituency of Delhi. This constituency has been the battleground of two candidates over the years: Sajjan Kumar of Congress (I) and Sahib Singh Verma of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Neighbourhoods of Delhi

Ashok Nagar Ashok Vihar Ashram Chowk Ber Sarai Chanakyapuri Chandni Chowk Chawri Bazaar Chittaranjan Park Civil Lines Connaught Place Daryaganj Dayanand Colony Defence Colony Delhi Cantonment Derawal Nagar Dhaula Kuan Dwarka Sub City Faridabad Gandhi Nagar Geetanjali Enclave Ghaziabad Gole Market Govindpuri Greater Kailash Green Park Gulmohar Park Gurgaon Hauz Khas Hauz Khas Complex Inder puri Indirapuram Jangpura Kalkaji Kamla Nagar Kapasheda Kashmere Gate Kirti Nagar Kotla Mubarakpur Lajpat Nagar Laxmi Nagar (Delhi) Lutyens' Delhi Malviya Nagar Mayur Vihar Meera Bagh Mehrauli Model Town, Delhi Munirka Najafgarh Nehru Place New Friends Colony Netaji Nagar New Delhi Nizamuddin East Nizamuddin West Noida Okhla Paharganj Palika Bazaar Pandav Nagar Paschim Vihar Patel Nagar Pitam Pura Prakash Vir Shastri Avenue Preet Vihar Punjabi Bagh Karol Bagh Raisina Hill Rajouri Garden Rajender Nagar Ramakrishna Puram Rohini Township Sadar Bazaar Saket Sarita Vihar Sarojini Nagar Shahdara Shahdara Maujpur Yamuna Vihar Shahdara, Delhi Shahpur Jat Shalimar Bagh Shastri park Shivaji Place Shiv Ram Park South Extension Tilak Nagar Urdu Bazar Vasant Kunj Vasant Vihar Vasundhara Enclave Vikaspuri Yamuna Vihar

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