Delhi’s northern fringe — the stretch from Burari northward toward the Haryana border — is a geography that most guides to the city barely mention. It exists in the functional gap between the capital’s developed urban core and the agricultural hinterland of Haryana, with villages that are administratively Delhi but practically feel like the edge of something larger and less defined. Kadipur is one of these villages: a North Delhi settlement in the Burari belt, between Alipur and the Bhalaswa-Jahangirpuri corridor, with NH-24 connectivity and a Green Line metro station within reach that makes it more connected than its northern fringe position suggests.

Kadipur Village Delhi – Quick Overview

Detail	Information
Location	North Delhi District / North West Delhi District, Delhi
Pin Codes	110036 (main village); 110084 (outer sub-localities)
Ward	Bhalaswa Jahangirpur Ward
Assembly Constituency	Burari
Assembly MLA	Sanjeev Jha
Lok Sabha Constituency	North East Delhi
Parliament MP	Manoj Tiwari
Post Office	Alipur
Nearest Metro Station	Samaypur Badli – Green Line (Delhi Metro); Rohini Sector 18 – Green Line
Nearest Railway Station	Badli Railway Station; Khera Kalan Railway Station
Primary Road Access	NH-24; NH-48 (reachable); GT Karnal Road
National Highways	NH-24; NH-48 accessible
Village Area	Approx. 5.3 sq km (Kadipur Village administrative area)
Population	17,304 (Kadipur Village, Census 2011)
Connectivity Rating	3.8/5
Safety Rating	3.4/5
Neighbouring Areas	Alipur; Siraspur; Ibrahimpur; Budhpur; Nathu Pura; Sushant Vihar; Keshav Nagar; Bhalaswa

Location and Setting

Kadipur sits in the northern part of Delhi, above the Jahangirpuri-Bhalaswa belt, in the transition zone between Delhi’s urban density and the agricultural fringe that eventually reaches Haryana. It is surrounded by a constellation of northern villages — Budhpur, Siraspur, Ibrahimpur, Alipur, Mukhmelpur — all of which share its character as working-class Delhi settlements that grew through internal migration from Haryana, UP, and Bihar.

The village falls partly within North Delhi District and partly within North West Delhi depending on which administrative layer is referenced, but consistently falls under the Burari assembly constituency — which covers the broad belt from Bhalaswa northward to Burari. The Burari constituency’s demographic profile is largely working-class and migrant-worker communities, and Kadipur fits squarely within this profile.

NH-24 and NH-48 are both reachable from the village, providing the primary road connectivity to Delhi’s inner zones and toward the UP/Haryana borders.

How to Reach Kadipur Village Delhi

By Metro: Samaypur Badli Metro Station on the Green Line (Delhi Metro Line 5) is the nearest metro option, providing connectivity to the Green Line corridor which runs from Inderlok through Jahangirpuri, Samaypur Badli, and Badli. Rohini Sector 18 on the same Green Line is another reference station. For Yellow Line connectivity, the Green Line interchange at Inderlok connects toward Kashmere Gate, Rajiv Chowk, and the full Yellow Line south toward Gurugram.

Badli Railway Station and Khera Kalan Railway Station are the nearest suburban rail options.

By Road: GT Karnal Road is the primary north-south arterial for this part of Delhi, connecting toward Azadpur in the south and the Haryana border in the north. DTC buses run on GT Karnal Road and connecting routes through the Kadipur belt.

Key Landmarks and Nearby Places

Alipur (approx. 2–3 km)

The nearest town-level settlement with more developed commercial infrastructure — markets, government offices, schools. Alipur’s sub-district (tehsil) functions as the administrative reference for several villages in this belt including Kadipur.

Bhalaswa Lake and JJ Colony

The Bhalaswa Lake area — a former wetland now heavily altered — and the adjacent large-scale JJ (Jhuggi Jhopdi) colony are significant features of the broader Bhalaswa-Kadipur belt. The Bhalaswa landfill (a second major Delhi waste site after Ghazipur) is in this corridor, adding to the environmental challenges of the area.

Jahangirpuri (approx. 5–6 km south)

One of North Delhi’s dense residential zones, with the Jahangirpuri Metro Station on the Yellow Line providing a connection point southward from the broader Kadipur belt.

Samaypur Badli Metro Station

The southernmost station on the current Green Line extension, approximately 3–5 km from Kadipur. The Green Line’s corridor runs through the northern Delhi belt, making it the most relevant metro for residents of Kadipur and similar northern village settlements.

Community and Character

Kadipur is described by local sources as having a mixed community — Hindi-speaking, with significant migrant worker populations from Haryana, UP, and Bihar who have settled in the village’s affordable housing stock. The 17,304 population (Census 2011) spread across 5.3 sq km gives it a relatively lower density than central Delhi urban villages — more suburban village in character, with larger plot sizes and more agricultural-era settlement patterns visible in the layout.

The safety rating of 3.4/5 and connectivity rating of 3.8/5 position it at the lower-middle range of Delhi urban village ratings — reflecting both the genuine limitations of northern fringe connectivity (metro access requires a journey to reach it) and the community’s relatively stable but resource-limited daily life.

Real Estate and Living

Property data for Kadipur is sparse on public platforms relative to more prominent Delhi localities — the village has a thin formal transaction market (5+ properties for sale, 1 for rent in 99acres listings), reflecting its position as a residential village economy rather than an investor-active real estate micro-market. Housing is predominantly independent houses, builder floors, and Lal Dora plots.

Monthly rents are among the most affordable in Delhi’s village belt — reflecting the northern fringe’s distance from major employment centres. The market serves primarily factory workers, service employees from the Narela-Bawana industrial belt, and daily workers in north Delhi’s commercial zones.

FAQs About Kadipur Village Delhi

Q1. What is Kadipur village Delhi known for?

A: Kadipur is a northern Delhi urban village in the Burari assembly constituency, bordering Alipur and the Bhalaswa-Jahangirpuri belt. It is a working-class residential settlement with a mixed migrant-worker community, affordable housing stock, and connectivity via GT Karnal Road and the Green Line metro corridor at Samaypur Badli.

Q2. Which is the nearest metro station to Kadipur village Delhi?

A: Samaypur Badli Metro Station on the Green Line (Delhi Metro Line 5) is the closest option. Rohini Sector 18 on the same line is another reference. For Yellow Line connectivity, the interchange at Inderlok connects from the Green Line toward central Delhi and Gurugram.

Q3. What is the pin code of Kadipur village Delhi?

A: 110036 for the main Kadipur village area. Outer sub-localities carry 110084. The area falls under the Burari assembly constituency (MLA: Sanjeev Jha) and North East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency (MP: Manoj Tiwari). Post office reference is Alipur.

Q4. What assembly constituency does Kadipur village fall under?

A: Burari assembly constituency, represented by MLA Sanjeev Jha. The constituency covers the northern Delhi belt from Bhalaswa northward, encompassing multiple villages including Kadipur, Ibrahimpur, and Nathu Pura.

Q5. Is Kadipur village a good place to live in Delhi?

A: For workers in the Narela-Bawana industrial belt, north Delhi factories, and service-sector employees seeking maximum affordability, Kadipur offers accessible housing at lower price points than even other North Delhi urban villages. The trade-offs are the distance from premium metro connectivity (the nearest significant metro access requires travelling to Samaypur Badli or Jahangirpuri), limited formal commercial infrastructure, and the environmental challenges of the Bhalaswa landfill corridor to the south.