The Haryana and Uttar Pradesh (Alteration of Boundaries) Act, 1979

THE SCHEDULE

[See section 3 (2)]

Description of the fixed boundaries

1. The fixed boundary between the Karnal and Sonepat districts of Haryana on the one side and the

Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar and Meerut districts of Uttar Pradesh on the other side shall be the present

deep stream line.

2. (1) The fixed boundary between the Gurgaon district of Haryana on the one side and the

Bulandshahr and Aligarh districts of Uttar Pradesh on the other side shall commence from the point

where the present deep stream line crosses the north-west boundary of BASANTPUR and proceed along

the said boundary up to the point where it crosses the north bank of the river Yamuna as ascertained at the

1971-72 river survey conducted by the Survey of India.

(2) It shall then proceed along the said north bank up to the point where it meets the boundary

between BASANTPUR and SALARPUR; thence along the northern and eastern boundaries of

SALARPUR, the eastern boundary of ASALATPUR, the north-eastern boundary of DADSIA, the

northern and north-eastern boundaries of KIRAWLI, the northern boundary of LALPUR, the northern

and eastern boundaries of MAHABATPUR, the eastern boundary of MUAZZAMABAD, the eastern

boundary of BHASKOLA, the eastern and northern boundaries of RAJPUR KALAN including CHAK

PHULERA, the northern and eastern boundaries of SHIKARGAH, the northern and eastern boundaries of

AMINPUR, the eastern boundary of CHIRSI, the eastern boundary of AKBARPUR, the eastern boundary

of MOZAMABAD-MAZRA-SHEIKHPUR, the eastern boundary of SHEIKHPUR, the eastern boundary

of MANJHAWLI, the eastern boundary of GARHI BEGAMPUR, the south-eastern boundary of

DALELGARH, the eastern boundary of NANGLA-MAZRA-CHANDPUR, the northern and eastern

boundaries of SHAHJAHANPUR, the eastern boundary of LATIFPUR, the eastern boundary of

PARASRAMPUR alias DULEHPUR, the eastern boundary of MAKANPUR, the north-eastern boundary

of WALIPUR, the western, northern and eastern boundaries of SHEIKHPUR, the northern and the north-

eastern boundaries of BEHRAMPUR, and the north-western boundary of NANGLIA up to the point

where it meets the present deep stream line.

(3) From this point, it shall proceed along the present deep stream line following the boundary on

Uttar Pradesh side of NANGLIA, JHUPPA, BAGHPUR KHALAN, BAGHPUR KHURD, SOLRAH,

BHOLRA, DOSTPUR, GURWARI AND CHANDHAT up to the junction of the old main stream of the

river Yamuna and the channel or branch of the river commonly known as the Zair Nala, and thence along

the present deep stream line up to the southern boundary of MAHOLI.

Explanation.—In this paragraph,—

(a) any reference to the boundary of a village named in sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) shall be

construed as a reference to the boundary of that village as ascertained and mapped at the Settlement

of Gurgaon district completed in 1943;

(b) the references to the present deep stream line at the end of sub-paragraph (2) and the

beginning of sub-paragraph (3) shall be construed as references to the present deep stream line

pertaining to the old main stream of the river Yamuna.