XI-DISTRICT BUDGAM

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CHAPTER – XI

DISTRICT BUDGAM

11.1 In 1887 BKm corresponding to 1830A.D. Budgam was just a Tehsil known as “Tehsil-e-Sri Partap Singh Pora” and formed part of Wazarat-e-Shumali Kashmir (District Baramulla). It later became part of District Srinagar. The State Government in the year 1979 elevated Budgam to the District status.

11.2 It is surrounded by Districts Baramulla, Poonch, Srinagar, Pulwama and newly created District Shopian. At the time of its formation, more than two and a half decades ago, it comprised three Tehsils namely Tehsil Budgam, Tehsil Beerwa and Tehsil Chadoora. In the month of August 2005, State Government ordered creation of three more Tehsils namely Charari-Sharif, Khag and Khan Sahib bringing the total number of Tehsils in District Budgam to six. The Government further ordered that Tehsil Khag and Tehsil Khan Sahib will be coterminous with their respective C.D.Blocks.

11.3 The District is spread over 1371 sq. kms and has a total population of 6.29 lac souls, according to 2001 census. It has a mixed topography-hilly as well as plain. The total cultivable area is 57,000 hectares out of which 35,000 hectares are irrigated. The District has 115 Patwar Halqas comprising 509 villages with 8 C.D and N.E.S Blocks and 191 Panchayats.

11.4 District Budgam is known for a number of things. Charar-i-Sharief, the abode of the tomb of one of the most revered Kashmiri saints Sheikh Nooru-din-e- Noorani, popularly known as Nund Reshi or Alamdar-e-Kashmir, is one of the major towns of this District .The history says that the ancestors of Nund Reshi came from Kishtwar. Another important shrine is that at Pakherpora, a village near Charari-Sharif. 

The great sofi poets Shamas Faqir and Samad Mir are from Shamas Abad and Nambalhar, respectively, the two villages in Tehsil Khan Sahib and renowned revolutionary poet Abdul Ahad Azad is from Rangar village of Tehsil Chadoora. The famous tourist resort of Yousmarg is also situated in this District. The lush green meadows of Tosha Maidan with thick forests surrounding, are just about 10 kms from Khag. Tosha Maidan separates this District from District Poonch. Khag area abounds in water springs__about 50 in number; out of which 30 are stated to be perennial. The area is traversed by a number of murmuring streams which are tributaries of river Jehlum.

11.5 Budgam is an admixture of two Kashmiri words “Bud” (meaning “Big”) and “Gam” (meaning “Village”) and the legend goes that once upon a time Budgam was a very prosperous and densely populated township and therefore the name “Budgam”. 

11.6 The existence of Srinagar Airport as also with the introduction of train services in the valley having the main station located at Nowgam, Budgam District has got great potential for economic development, as it has emerged as a hub of activities connected with the increase in tourism and commerce. In particular the period after 1979 has seen tremendous economic development resulting in large scale migration of middle and upper middle class rural population from other districts into Srinagar city. The city has thus expanded on all sides, maximum penetration being on Budgam side. This has even necessitated Srinagar Municipal Corporation to extend its limits into certain areas of District Budgam.

11.7 The Demarcation Committee obviously cannot afford to ignore this fact and therefore the main consideration with it has been the present level as also the future trend of urbanization and therefore the ability of providing civic amenities by the State Government to these newly developed areas. Srinagar District Administration is undoubtedly better equipped for providing required facilities as also in attending to other day to day problems of the residents of these areas. 


The Committee therefore recommends taking out of 13 villages (8 villages from Tehsil Chadoora and 5 villages from Tehsil Budgam) from District Budgam and their inclusion in Tehsil Srinagar- (South) of District Srinagar, since all these villages have been completely urbanized and seemingly form part of Greater Srinagar. The names of these villages with other details are as follows:-

Tehsils Patwar Halqas Villages

A. Chadoora 1. B.K.Pora i. Bagh-e-Mehtab

2. Lasjan i. Lasjan

ii. Soiteng

3. Natipora i. Natipora

4. K.P.Bagh i. Aramwari

ii. K.P.Bagh

iii. Gund Chandal

5. Nowgam i. Nowgam

B. Budgam 1. Hyderpora i. Hyderpora

ii. Baghat Barzala

2. Narakara i. Laloo Sheshgaribagh

3. Rawalpora i. Rawalpora

4. Humhama i. Nadirgund

11.8 This exercise involves division of five Patwar Halqas in District Budgam and transfer of four complete Patwar Halqas from District Budgam to Tehsil Srinagar (South) District Srinagar. Normally, the Committee is not in favour of division of any existing Patwar Halqa. However, an exception in this case is proposed keeping in view the immediate proximity of these areas to Srinagar city and their level of urbanization.

The re-organization of these Patwar Halqas can be done by the competent authority in Revenue Department.

11.9 District Budgam, thereafter, is left with 111 Patwar Halqas comprising 496 villages.

11.10 The details of the Patwar Halqas with names of villages of District Budgam are at Appendix XI-1 and the map is at Appendix XI-2.

SUB-DIVISION KHAN SAHIB

11.11 As already stated earlier Tehsil Khan Sahib has been created in the year 2005 and is coterminous with the C.D and N.E.S.Block. Khan Sahib, in particular, is a township which derives its name after a very famous and revered saint Hazrat Saleh Khan whose Shrine is situated there-at. Hazrat Saleh Khan was born in a village Pakhla situated in Pakistan, and came to this area somewhere during 16th century A.D. Hazrat Saleh Khan is stated to have visited Srinagar also. He took religious guidance from Baba Naseebu-Din Gazi and meditated for about 12 years in the forests of the area where his tomb is situated.

11.12 Tehsil Khan Sahib comprises 99 villages (three un-inhabited) 18 Patwar Halqas and 34 Panchayat Circles having a total population of 94,564 souls. The Tehsil Headquarter is about 16 Kms from Budgam. The Tehsil to a large extent is surrounded by Tehsil Budgam and Tehsil Beerwa, and to smaller extent by Tehsil Khag and Tehsil Chadoora. The terrain is mostly hilly (Karewa) and the road communication somewhat difficult.

11.13 With the twin purpose of making the administration more responsive as also to enable the inhabitants of hither-to forlorn areas to reap the benefits of economic development, the State Government has in July, 2006 elevated Khan Sahib to Sub- Division status. The Demarcation Committee has been asked to fix the boundaries of this newly created Sub-Division.

11.14 The Committee had an extensive tour of Tehsils Budgam, Khan Sahib, Beerwa and Khag and had interaction with the residents, various interest groups and organizations, who represented either orally or in writing, as also with the legislators, District and Divisional Administration.

11.15 As a result of this exercise as also spot assessment the Committee is of the view that Sub-Division Khan Sahib can at best cover the existing Tehsil Khan Sahib only. As already stated, the road net-work in the area is not wide- spread and therefore accessibility with other towns is difficult. The immediate neighbours of Khan Sahib are

the four Tehsils mentioned at para 11.12. It will not be prudent, administratively or

otherwise, to include any one of these Tehsils with Khan Sahib Sub-Division for the

reasons:-

i. That any further division of Tehsil Budgam can be ruled out since such a

move will jeopardize the very viability of principal Tehsil of the District.

ii. Beerwa is itself a bigger Tehsil than Khan Sahib. Tehsil Beerwa is spread

over 107 revenue villages with 22 Patwar Halqas, 33 Panchayat Circles

having a population of 1,61,567 souls. Beerwa at the moment is just 20

Kms away from District Headquarter, whereas the distance between

Beerwa and Khan Sahib is 25 Kms. Even if hypothetically Beerwa is made

part of Khan Sahib Sub-Division, the distance between Beerwa and the

District Head quarter will be less than the distance between Beerwa and

the Sub-Divisional Headquarter. Added to it, the terrain, and the road network

as also the frequency of bus services in Beerwa area is comparatively

better than that in Khan Sahib.

iii. Tehsil Khag and Tehsil Chadoora have a very small portion of their

boundaries touching Tehsil Khan Sahib. In both these cases there is no

direct service between Khag and Khan Sahib or Chadoora and Khan

Sahib. The road distance between Khag and District Headquarter is much

less than what it is between Khag and Khan Sahib. For going from Khag

to Khan Sahib or vice-versa, one has to travel through Beerwa. Similarly

one has to take a longer and circuitous route from Chadoora, to reach

Khan Sahib, and in this case also District Headquarter is nearer than the

Sub-Divisional Headquarter.

11.16 Khan Sahib Sub-Division comprising only one Tehsil will not be some

thing new or unprecedented. We have had such situations in the past and present such as

Shopian, Tangdhar, Basohli, Billawar, Mahore, Reasi etc. The possibility of including

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some other areas in this Sub-Division can be thought of at a later stage when road

connectivity improves.

11.17 The list of villages with Patwar Circles of Sub-Division Khan Sahib is at

Appendix XI-3 and the map is at Appendix XI-4.

APPENDIX XI – 1

DISTRICT – BUDGAM

S.No. Name of Patwar Halqas Name of Villages

1. B.K.Pora i. B.K.Pora

ii. Machoo

iii. Gund Chakpora

iv. Menganwaji

v. Chak No :- 1

vi. Shankerpora

vii. Kanipora Kalidar

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2. Kralapora i. Kralapora

ii. Dharmbugh

iii. Nawshad

3. Rakh Shalina i. Rakh Shalina

ii. Shalina

iii. Samurbugh

iv. Bagh ShakoorShah

v. Seerbagh

vi. Zinipora

4. Pohroo i. Pohroo

ii. Gangipora

5. Nowgam i. Rakh Suthoo

ii. Suthoo Kathairbagh

6. Kenihama i. Kenihama

ii. Zangibagh

iii. Googibagh

iv. Wangipora

v. Chak No:-2

vi. Chakpora Kalan

vii. Dangerpora

viii. Chak Fatehdin

ix. Trazi Khud

7. Chadoora i. Chadoora

ii. Durabugh

iii. Doyan

iv. Reshipora Hamchipora

v. Aali pora

vi. Chak Chadura

8. Repora Namthal i. Repora Namthal

ii. Bachroo

iii. Bagi Buchru

iv. Panzan

v. Langa panzan

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vi. Ganjibagh

9. Wathora i. Wathora

ii. Zalwah

iii. Gopalpora

10. Doulatpora i. Hussipora

ii. Doulatpora

iii. Awanpora

iv. Chak Damjoo Ganjoo

v. Qaisarmulla

11. Kanda i. Kanda

ii. Wadipora

iii. Kultreh

iv. Bahrampora

v. Brarigund

vi. Bagh Hyder

vii. Sanzipora

12. Wagoora i. Wagoora

ii. Kuthipora

iii. Suthsoo Kalan

13. Chattergam i. Chattergam

ii. Dooniwari

iii. Malikgund

iv. Zoonipora

14. Bugam Batpora i. Bugam Batpora

ii. Noubugh

iii. Kuzwera

iv. Gund Kuzwere

v. Gowharpora

15. Nagam i. Nagam

16. Hayatpora i. Hayatpora

ii. Wanpora Nagam

iii. Qazipora

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iv. Daramshala Singan

v. Chak Mahanand joo Dhar

17. Ranger i. Ranger

ii. Wagam

iii. Chill Ichh

iv. Porwara

18. Hanjoora i. Hanjoora

ii. Zoohama Khandypora

iii. Patrigam

19. Kanir i. Kanir

ii. Hashroo

iii. Qanoongopora

20. Sogam i. Sogam

ii. Gund Maqsood

iii. Gund Wali

iv. Mahnoor

v. Kralwari

21. Badipora i. Badipora

ii. Kachloo

22. Yarikalan i. Yarikalan

ii. Hardoo Chatichakpora

iii. Gopal Saif

iv. Kathair Gund

v. Marbal

23. Dadaompora i. Dadaompora

ii. Shumnag

24. Gogjipathri i. Gogjipathri

ii. Laden

iii. Pahadipora

iv. Kutabal

25. Hafroo Batapora i. Hafroo Batapora

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26. Branawar i. Branawar

ii. Bonen

27. Sursyar i. Sursyar

28. Nowpora i. Nowpora

ii. Banagund

iii. Shivpara

iv. Chowdhrigund

29. Nowhar i. Nowhar

ii. Khirigund

iii. Borwa

iv. Chanagund

30. Brinjan i. Brinjan

ii. Buzgoo

31. Watkaloo i. Watkaloo

ii. Loolipora

iii. Kanikoot

32. Chrarisharief i. Chrarisharief

ii. Gund Shamas

33. Pakharpora i. Pakharpora

ii. Mohandpora

iii. Manzgam

iv. Chraripora

v. Shankerpora

34. Hardudalwan Futlipora i. Hardudalwan Futlipora

35. Darwan Nowgam i. Darwan Nowgam

ii. Chalyan Chuntinar

iii. Branpathri

36. Tilsara i. Tilsara

ii. Karapora

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37. Chrawni i. Chrawni

ii. Malapora Dardapora

iii. Chak Govindjoo Dhar

38. Budgam i. Budgam

ii. Khanapora

iii. Razwen

iv. Dardapora

v. Surad

39. Ompora i. Ompora

ii. Sebdan

iii. Sheighpora

iv. Doroo

40. Pallar i. Bodina

ii. Karipora

iii. Reshipora

iv. Pallar

v. Mirgund

vi. Chowdhrybagh

vii. Chak Kalikhan

41. Choon i. Choon

ii. Thokarpora

iii. Mamath

iv. Handjan

v. Kurhama

vi. Ratnipora

vii. Nagradkhah

viii. Huroo

42. Jahama i. Jahama

ii. Heewuder

iii. Mahwara

iv. Dunsinar

v. Labartal

vi. Chandapora

43. Narakara i. Narakara

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ii. Wataduru Galwanpora

iii. Batahar

44. Bemina i. Bemina

ii. Hajibagh

iii. Hanjik

iv. Dandoosa

v. Sharifabad

45. Rawalpora i. Rangred

46. Karewa Damoodhar i. Karewa Damoodhar

ii. Wawoosa

47. Humhama i. Humhama

ii. Gogoo

iii. Namble Narkara

48. Sundipora i. Sundipora

ii. Tilanpora

iii. Bandaybagh

iv. Zazbugh

v. Gazargund

vi. Pathwaw

vii. Shogapora

49. Ichgam i. Ichgam

ii. Zorigund

iii. Harjigund

iv. Zooribagh

50. Ichkoot i. Ichkoot

ii. Sonargund

iii. Kargampalchati

iv. Munpapy

51. Gudsathoo i. Gudsathoo

ii. Lalgam

iii. Naroo

iv. Lalgund

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v. Chitroo Dangerpora

vi. BaghiSahibram

52. Soibugh i. Soibugh

ii. Haripora Hurran

iii. Hakarmulla

iv. Gund Hanjik

53. Wadwan i. Wadwan

ii. Chatabugh

iii. Allowpora

iv. Sofipora

v. Shupribagh

vi. Shahpora

54. Nasrullahpora i. Nasrullahpora

ii. Payimus

iii. Warsangam

iv. Galwanpora

v. Rakhi Hakermulla

vi. Warpora

vii. Kadipora

viii. Takipora

ix. Dafpora

x. Kamhupora

55. Garindkalan i. Garindkalan

ii. Garindkhurd

iii. HarduBatpora

iv. Somhar

v. Nadvandpora

56. Dahrmuna i. Dahrmuna

ii. Rakh Arath

57. Arath i. Arath

ii. Gotaporta

58. Wahabpora i. Wahabpora

ii. Nadigam

iii. Chewa

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iv. Checkwazirpanu

59. Sholipora i. Sholipora

ii. Parasabadpora

iii. Sarthpora

60. Jawalapora i. Kashtwar

ii. Jawalapora

iii. Hayatpora

iv. Gojra

v. Udroo

vi. Chak Gojra

61. Wantrwani i. Wantrwani

ii. Lakhripora

iii. Dadina

iv. Betabagh

v. Putlibagh

vi. Kakanmam

62. Falchal i. Falchal

ii. Nuner

iii. Babpora

iv. Braripora

v. Shuroo

vi. Hawura

vii. Nuchgam

viii. Shamsabad

63. Parnewa i. Parnewa

ii. Wager

iii. Harinoo

iv. Gundi Arjun

v. Kulbugh

64. Draiygam i. Draiygam

ii. Kremshore

iii. Nambalhar

iv. Banderpora

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65. Arigam i. Arigam

ii. Bugroo

iii. Yagbugh

iv. Bagi Baqya

v. Madnoon Hanohar

vi. Rakh Ketch Razgir

vii. Narigund

66. Khanshaib i. Khanshaib

ii. Kalshipora

iii. Dorru

iv. Yarisuthru

67. Frastwar i. Frastwar

ii. Lanoora

iii. Shalinar

68. Gurwait Kalan i. Gurwait Kalan

ii. Lanilab

iii. GurwaitKhurd

69 Ratiyan i. Ratiyan

ii. Warted Dalbal

iii. Balpora

iv. Khaipora

v. Katich Razgir

70. Kachwari i. Kachwari

71. Yarikhah i. Yarikhah

ii. Soznipora

iii. Rayiar

iv. Rayiar Ich

v. Kralapthri

vi. Trajkhal

72. Dabipora i. Dabipora

ii. Mulnaroo

iii. Takyia Farooq Shah

iv. Kanoora

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v. Fajipora

vi. Shanipora

vii. Khudpora

viii. Khipora

ix. Kharipora

73. Watrahil i. Watrahil

ii. Harduvail

iii. Brail

iv. Gundi Ali Nayik

74. Talpora i. Talpora

ii. Check Shera

iii. Bugchil

iv. Kachipuran

v. Batapora

vi. Sheik Wali pora

vii. Gotipora

viii. Goja Tahji

ix. Check Qadoos

75. Zoogo Kharian i. Zoogo Kharian

ii. Ringzabal

iii. Brass

iv. Chill

76. Rawalpora i. Rawalpora

ii. Kralnewa

iii. Wachoo

iv. Rakhi Wachoo

v. Peerpora

vi. Gundipanh

vii. Chratoo

viii. Gundi Shgoo Tiploo

77. Arizal i. Arizal

ii. Rakhai

iii. khud Rawatpora

iv. Dangerpora

v. Machipora

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vi. Zampora

vii. Khospora

viii. Gutlipora

78. Qamroo i. Qamroo

ii. Waragam

iii. Hardu Panzoo

iv. Nandpora

79. Hukhlatri i. Hukhlatri

ii. Chak Hukhlatri

iii. Kulhama

iv. Gund Darvesh H.

v. Chanapora

vi. Gamgulla

vii. Chak Chanapora

80. Sitahran i. Sitahran

ii. Suchlipathri

iii. Khaipora

iv. Uddur Khud Lassipora

v. Chakarpora

vi. Lchamanpora

vii. Batapora Drang

81. Shunglipora i. Shunglipora

ii. Soginyarnar

iii. Kokerbagh

82. Iskanderpora i. Iskanderpora

ii. Ichhama

iii. Ramdar Checkpora

83. Hardusuresh i. Hardusuresh

ii. Nasserpora

iii. Panzyari

iv. Lokipora

v. Dalwash Khurd

vi. Pethsharan

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84. Drang i. Drang

ii. Habber Dard Lassipora

iii. Chireharu

iv. Kangirpora

85. Hamchipora i. Hamchipora

ii. Poshkar

iii. Almang

iv. Trapay

v. Lawhipora

vi. Nagbal

86. Khag i. Khag

ii. Awanpora

iii. Abandar

87. Mallapora i. Mallapora Khag

ii. Khanpora

iii. Kanchtipora

iv. Khandipora

v. Zoogipora

vi. Rawatpora

vii. Khaja Gund

88. Aripanthan i. Peerpora

89. Pallpora i. Pallpora

ii. Badren

iii. Bamurda

90. Beerwah i. Beerwah

ii. Arwah

91. Rathsun i. Rathsun

ii. Ohangam

92. Chewdara i. Chewdara

ii. Wanihama

iii. Check Deewan

iv. Dragger

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93. Aripanthan i. Aripanthan

ii. Kandhama

iii. Gamboora

94. Pethmakhama i. Pethmakhama

ii. Hanjibugh

iii. Paripora

95. Bonmakhama i. Bonmakhama

ii. Sehpora

iii. Radbugh

iv. Matipora

96. Hardu Mallapora i. Hardu Mallapora

ii. Malmachama

iii. Hanji Lawaypora

97. Bandgam ii. Bandgam

iii. Rasoo

iv. Watalpora

v. Panchas

98. Mulshul i. Mulshul

ii. Bonhama

iii. Charangam

iv. Daji Malik Gund

v. Nijloo

vi. Mamgund

vii. Punch Gund

99. Sanoor Kalipora i. Sanoor Kalipora

ii. Chirehar

iii. Harduwaminoo

iv. Aqilpora

v. Shipora

vi. LowherCheck

vii. Kantbagh

100. Sail i. Sail

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ii. Pakherpora

iii. Kanigund

iv. Pethzanigam

v. Bonzanigam

vi. Machoon

vii. Hardu Latinoo

101. Sonpah i. Sonpah

ii. Najan

iii. Attian

iv. Pethkoot

v. Sholigund

102. Gondipora i. Gondipora

ii. Hayatpora

iii. Merpora

iv. Narwara

103. Utligam i. Utligam

ii. Basipora

iii. Bopet

iv. Sochin Bonet

v. Ranipora

vi. Gampora

vii. Saihama

viii. Mallapora

104. Kandoora i. Kandoora

ii. Chairkhun

iii. Larbal

iv. Rankipora

v. Uttrpora

vi. Dachan

vii. Ganjlalpora

viii. Alamgucho

ix. Pandupora

x. Zubgul

xi. Haranjguru

105. Pahrthan i. Pahrthan

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ii. Lassipora

iii. Gundi Mumdar

iv. Check Parthan

v. Danas

vi. Check Dans

vii. Churmujru

viii. Chanthan Chekpora

ix. Sangrampora

106. Magam i. Magam

ii. Watmagam

iii. Adian

iv. Manigama

107. Batpora Kanihma i. Batpora Kanihma

ii. Chayer Gyon

iii. Roshnabad

iv Peth Kanihama

108. Soziethgoripora i. Soziethgoripora

ii. Narbal

iii. Yarigund

iv. Gundikhalil

v. Jawaherpora

109. Kawoosa Kahlisa i. Kawoosa Kahlisa

ii. Mazhama

iii. Gundi Karhama

iv. Nopora Payeen

110. Kawoosa Jagir i. Kawoosa Jagir

111. Lalpora i. Lalpora

ii. Goripora

iii. Nasoo

iv. Kalipora

v. Narsingpora

Total: 111 Patwar Halqas 496 Villages

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APPENDIX XI – 2

MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICT BUDGAM

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APPENDIX XI – 3

SUB-DIVISION KHANSAHIB

S.No. Name of Patwar Halqas Name of Villages

1. Khansahib i. Khansahib

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ii. Dooru

iii. Kalashipora

iv. Yarsatroo

2. Arigam i. Arigam

ii. Bugroo

iii. Yagbugh

iv. Narigund

v. Baghi Baqayat (Un-Inhabited)

vi. Madnoo Hanohar (Un-Inhabited)

vii. Rakhi Kh Razgeer (Un-Inhabited)

3. Rarithan i. Rarithan

ii. Kh Razgeer

iii. Khypora

iv. Balpora

v. Watred Dalbal

4. Frestwar i. Frestwar

ii. Shalnar

iii. Lanoora

5. Gurwaith Kalan i. Gurwait Kalan

ii. Guwaith Khurd

iii. Lanilab

6. Kachwari i. Kachwari

7. Yarikhah i. Yarikhah

ii. Soznipora

iii. Kralpathri

iv. Trajkhal

v. Raiyar Beerwah

vi. Raiyar Yech

8. Talpora i. Talpora

ii. Goojithaji

iii. Booghchil

iv. Batpora

v. Chekishera

vi. Kachiporan

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vii. Shiekh Wadipora

viii. Chekiqadous

ix. Gotapora

9. Dabipora i. Dabipora

ii. Khudpora

iii. Fajipora

iv. Kharipora

v. Kharpora

vi. Kenora

vii. Mulnaroo

viii. TF Shah

ix. Shanipora

10. Dregam Khasipora i. Dregam

ii. Banderpora

iii. Kremshora

iv. Nambalhar

11. Parnewa i. Parnewa

ii. Wager

iii. Harnoo

iv. Kulbugh

v. Gundi Argun

12. Falchal i. Lattar Chadoora Shamasabad

ii. Shuroo

iii. Nuchgam

iv. Nunar

v. Falchal

vi. Havoora

vii. Baripora

viii. Babapora

13. Waterhail i. Waterhail

ii. Gundi Ali Naik

iii. Hardvail

iv. Brail

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14. Rawalpora i. Gundi Shogah Taploo

ii. Wachoo

iii. Rakhi Wachoo

iv. Kralineva

v. Rawalpora

vi. Peerpora Saifullah

vii. Chrutroo

viii. Gundi Panah

15. Arizal i. Arizal

ii. Rehkayee

iii. Zampora

iv. Gutlipora

v. Lachipora

vi. Khud Rawatpora

vii. Dangerpora

viii. Khospora

16. Qumroo i. Qamroo

ii. Hardu Panzoo

iii. Waragam

iv. Nandpora

17. Zagoo Kharin i. Zagoo Kharin

ii. Chill

iii. Brass

iv. Rengzabal

18. Hukhlatree i. Hukhlatree

ii. Cheki Huklatree

iii. Chanpora

iv. Cheki Chanpora

v. Gundi Darvesh Harivanen

vi. Gam Gula

vii. Kulhama

Total 18 Patwar Halqas 99 Villages

APPENDIX XI – 4

MAP SHOWING THE BOUNDARIES OF SUB-DIVISION KHAN SAHIB

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