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Sl.No Name Father Name Pres Address Houseno 1 FOR BLC-PMAY-HFA Sl.No Name Father_Name Pres_Address_HouseNo GHAR NO.56, NAGAR PUNE ROAD, NEAR RKT BATTERY COMPANY 1 SOJABAI NANDKUMAR ADHAV NANDKUMAR ADHAV KAMBLE MALA, KEDGAON PLOT NO.-142, GANDHI NAGAR, KUMBHARRCHE GHARA SAMOR 2 SHANTARAM MARUTI ARKHADE MARUTI ARKHADE MASJID GALI, MIDC 3 ARUN WALUJI RASKAR WALUJI RASKAR SARAS NAGAR, AUSARKAR MALA, BHAGVAN BABA NAGAR 4 IQBAL SULEMAN SAYYAD SULEMAN SAYYAD BUS STAND, SHAHU NAGAR, KEDGAON 5 JAVED HAMID SAYYAD HAMID SAYYAD DAM BARA HAJARI DARGA, JAVAL FAKIR VADA 6 BABASAHEB DAULAT BHOSALE DAULAT BHOSALE 173, GANDHI NAGAR, DUTTA MANDIR MAGE, BOHLEGAON 7 MINA NAVNATH DAHIFALE NAVNATH DAHIFALE BHAGWAN BABA NAGAR, SARAS NAGAR 8 ABEDA RAHIMBAKSH BAGVAN RAHIMBAKSH BAGVAN HATAMPURA CHOWK, GHAR NO. 1991 9 DADASAHEB DAMU SALVE DAMU SALVE RAILWAY STATION, PANCHSHIL NAGAR 10 RAJASBAI BANSI BHAKARE BANSI BHAKARE CHAKARADHAR SWAMI MANDIRAA MAGE, NAGAPUR 11 UDAY RATNAKAR THORAT RATNAKAR THORAT PLOT NO.33, NISARG COLONY, GHANDHI NAGAR, BHOLEGAON GHAR NO. 43, CRISHCHAN COLONY, TARAKPUR, TARAKPUR BUS 12 SUDHIR RATNAKAR THORAT RATNAKAR THORAT STHANAK JAVAL 13 LAILABI LATIF SAYYAD LATIF SAYYAD AUSARKAR MALA, BHAGVAN BABA NAGAR, SARAS NAGAR 14 SHIRAJ RASHID SHAIKH RASHID SHAIKH GHAR NO.63, KEDGAON, WATER TANK MISAL GALI 15 RAOSAHEB SURYABHAN GITE SURYABHAN GITE SARASNAGAR, IWALE MALA GAYTRI MANDIR SEJARI, GHAR NO-4023, MAHAJAN GALI, GANDHI 16 TARABAI BABURAO JADHAV BABURAO JADHAV MAIDAN 17 RAMCHANDRA RAYLING SHRIGADI RAYLING SHRIGADI GHAR NO-54/C, SHRAMIK NAGAR, PIPELINE ROAD, SAVEDI 18 SUDHIR BABANRAO BORUDE BABANRAO BORUDE BORUDE MALA, SAVEDI ROAD 19 MURTUJA MUSTAFA SAYYAD MUSAFA SAYYAD BHAVANI NAGAR, BEHIND MARKET YARD 20 SUNITA RAJESH GHUGE RAJESH GHUGE PLOT NO-6, NAVIN GAUTHAN, KEDGAON 21 PARVATI BABAN JHADAV BABAN JHADAV MG ROAD, GHAR NO-1023, SARJEPURA CHOWK 22 FIKIRMAHIMAD MARUDIMIYA SAYYAD MARUDIMIYA SAYYAD MALI GALI, DARGAH JAVAL, KEDGAON 23 ASHA MICHHANDRA SABALE MICHHANDRA SABALE SAMBHAJI CHOWK, SUTARGALLI, KEDGAON PLOT NO-116, ABHISHEK BANGLO, NEAR BHAGODAYA MANGAL 24 SEEMA SANDEEP LAKHADE SANDEEP LAKHADE KARYALAY, MARATHA NAGAR, EKNATH NAGAR 25 MAHADEV KASHINATH KALE KASHINATH KALE BEHIND SURAJ HOTEL, INDIRA NAGAR, KEDGAON NAGAR PUNE ROAD, NEAR DSK SHOWROOM, KAKADE MALA, 26 GOVIND JAIRAM KAKADE JAIRAM KAKADE KEDGAON 27 VILAS MANKCHAND GHANDHI MANKCHAND GHANDHI MOHINI NAGAR, CHAUBE COLONY, KEDGAON BALAJI SOCIETY, NAGAR KALYAN ROAD, NEAR ANGANWADI, SHIVAJI 28 SATHISH DATTARAY SHINDE DATTARAY SHINDE NAGAR 29 TUKARAM BABURAO LOKHANDE BABURAO LOKHANDE NAGAR PUNE ROAD, KEDGAON, KRANTI NAGAR ADITYA COLONY 11, KESAR BANDHU, KHUSBA NAGAR, BISTABAG 30 ASHOK LAHANU KASAR LAHANU KASAR NAKA, SAVEDI 31 PAPPU ABDUL SHAIKH ABDUL SHAIKH PLOT NO-75, TIRANGA CHOWK, VAISHNAV NAGAR, KEDGAON 32 AFROJA SHABBIR QURESHI SHABBIR QURESHI BEPARI MOHALLA, GHAR NO-1854/35, SUDHEDAR GALLI, ZENDIGATE 33 BHIMA SHANKAR INGLE SHANKAR INGLE NEW ARTS HOTEL MANGE, LENDKAR MALA, BALIKASHRAM ROAD 34 SUBHASH RAOSAHEB SHINDE RAOSAHEB SHINDE DONBASCO SOCIETY, DAYA, SAVEDI GHAR NO-A/209, BHAGWANARUSHI HOUSING SOCIETY, SHIVAJI 35 NIRMALA VISHNU IPALPELLI VISHNU IPALPELLI NAGAR, NALEGAON 36 AMIT BHANUDAS PUND BHANUDAS PUND PLOT NO-64, SHAHU NAGAR, KEDGAON 37 SURESH GOURAKH LAKHANDE GOURAKH LAKHANDE NEAR BHAGYODYA MANGAL KARYALAY, SHIVAJI NAGAR, KEDGAON 38 PRASHANT BALKRUSHNA VADDEPALLI BALKRUSHNA VADDEPALLI HO.NO-753, SOLATOTI KARANJA, TALIKHUNT, TOFKHANA PLOT NO-89, NEAR SHUBHAM KIRANA, VAISHNAV NAGAR, 39 KANIFNATH SHRIMANT MAHADIK SHRIMANT MAHADIK KEDGAON 40 MANGALABAI ZUMBAR KACHARE ZUMBAR KACHARE MATOSHREE SOCIETY, DATTA MANDIR JAVAL, RAILWAY STATION 41 PRAKASH RAMANLAL SHAH RAMANLAL SHAH 208, ANAND PARK, DHANGAR GALI, ANANDI BAZAR GHAR NO-P/13, VISHAL HANUMAN NAGAR, GANDHI NAGAR, 42 ASHABAI BAJIRAV MULE BAJIRAV MULE BOLHEGAON 43 MADHUKAR GOPINATH KARANDE GOPINATH KARANDE MUNJUBA CHOWK, MIDC, NAGAPUR 44 PUSHPA RAJENDRA WAGH RAJENDRA WAGH SHIVAJI NAGAR, 60, PRASHANT SOCIETY, NEPTI RAOD PLOT NO-42, HIMMAT NAGAR, PIPELINE RAOD, NIRMAL NAGAR, 45 SANJANA BABULAL JADAV BABULAL JADAV SAVEDI FOR BLC-PMAY-HFA Sl.No Name Father_Name Pres_Address_HouseNo 46 SUNDARBAI SABAJI GAIKWAD SABAJI GAIKWAD KAUSHABAI CHAWL, NEAR BHOSLE AKHADA, BURUDGAON ROAD TOP UP PETROL PUMP SAMOR, GHAR HO-145/2, DARGA DAYRA 47 SURAYYA RASHID SHAIKH RASHID SHAIKH ROAD, FAKIRWADA 48 TARABAI RAJENDRA AKOLKAR RAJENDRA AKOLKAR S.N.-60/2, PLOT NO-14, GANDHI NAGAR, BOHLEGAON RAOSAHEB PATWARDHAN PUTALYA SAMOR, GHAR NO-4269, 49 JAVED ALIMODDIN BHAGWAN ALIMODDIN BHAGWAN ANANDI BAZAR GANPATI MANDIR SAMOR, GHAR NO-1834/35, SUBHEDAR GALI, 50 FAIROJ SHABBIR QURESHI SHABBIR QURESHI BEPARI MOHALLA 51 BABASAHEB YALLAPPA DHOTRE YALLAPPA DHOTRE VADAR GALI ZOPARPATTI, KEDGAON GHAR NO-7591, JUNA MANGALWAR BAZAR, TAVAKAL VASTED 52 GANGANATH RNGANATH SONAWANE RNGANATH SONAWANE TALIM JAVAL 53 RAMESH RAMRAO PAWAR RAMRAO PAWAR KALESHWAR MANDIR JAVAL, GHAR NO-3987, GHUMRE GALI 54 BABAN VITTHAL DHAVALE VITTHAL DHAVALE HO. NO-100, MODHAVE GALI, WAKODI GAON, DHAREWADI 55 GORAKHA NARAYAN AKEN NARAYAN AKEN NEAR CHAODHARY HOSPITAL, GHAR NO.-22/175, PIPELINE HADKO 56 HABIB RUSTAM SAYYAD RUSTAM SAYYAD MUSLIM GALI, KEDGAON 57 ARUNA BABASAHEB SAPTE BABASAHEB SAPTE HO.NO-5642, JJ GALI, KONDIMAMA CHOWK 58 ZUMBER POPAT YEVALE POPAT YEVALE MUNJUBA CHOWK, SUTAR GALI, KEDGAON 59 RAJENDRA MADHUKAR LOKHANDE MADHUKAR LOKHANDE GORAKHNATH MANDIR JAVAL, NAVNATH NAGAR, BOHLEGAON SIDHESHWAR 50/2, VISHAL COLONY AGARL, RAILWAY STATION 60 MEERABAI NAMDEV KHARADE NAMDEV KHARADE ROAD 61 SUKHDEV JAYARAM KAKADE JAYARAM KAKADE NAGAR PUNE ROAD, KAKADE MALA, KEDGAON NEW POLICE COLONY SAMOR, 452, KRIDA SHANKUL, GANESH HAIR 62 KISHOR LAXMAN KSHIRSAGAR LAXMAN KSHIRSAGAR SALOON, MANGE NIRMAL NAGAR, SAVEDI PLOT NO-70/33A, PIPELINE ROAD, PADMA NAGAR, SHIVTEJ CHOWK, 63 VIJAY RAMESH SUNKI RAMESH SUNKI SAVEDI PARVATBAI DAHAUNKAR VIDHAYAL SAMOR, HO,NO-5723, PAPAYYA 64 SARSWATI SHANKAR IGE SHANKAR IGE GALI CHITALE ROAD SOLAPUR ROAD, NEAR MUKTI FAUJI SCHOOL, SARAS NAGAR, KEDAR 65 POPAT RANGANATH APSHINGE RANGANATH APSHINGE BASTI 66 RAKESH RAMESH SARWAN RAMESH SARWAN 4 NA SHALA SAMOR, GHAR NO-1889, ZENDIGATE 67 DIPAK BHIMRAJ TATHE BHIMRAJ TATHE KANADE MALA, SOLAPUR RAOD, 68 SHALINI ASHOK MASHUKAR ASHOK MASHUKAR SAMBHAJI COLONY, MATOSHREE APARTMENT, RAILWAY STATION 69 EMMANUEL CHANDRAKANT PRABHAKAR CHANDRAKANT PRABHAKAR NEAR PA INAMDAR SCHOOL, 31/A, NEW ALMAS PARK GOVINDPURA 70 SALIM MANHMAD SHAIKH MANHMAD SHAIKH DAVAL MALIK CHOWK, NAGAPUR 71 VIJAYA DUTTARAY BOJJA DUTTARAY BOJJA BALASAHEB DESHPANDE HOSPITAL SOMAR, 3875, NAGARE GALI 72 ASHOK PUNDALIK AJABE PUNDALIK AJABE PLOT NO-158, NEAR DUTTA MANDIR, VAISHNAV NAGAR, KEDGAON 73 INDU VITTHAL VARKAD VITTHAL VARKAD NEAR JAGDAMBA SCHOOL, MOHINI NAGAR, KEDGAON 74 RAOSAHEB LAXMAN KSHRISAGAR LAXMAN KSHRISAGAR NAGAR PUNE ROAD, KINETIK CHOWK HAJRAT DAMBARA HAJARI DARGAH, SAMOR, HO, NO-69, 75 MOHAMMADSIRAJ BABU SAYYAD BABU SAYYAD FAKIRWADA GAOTHAN 76 SUNIL ARJUNRAO AAHER ARJUNRAO AAHER HO. NO-1279, PLOT NO-22, NEPTI ROAD, KOTKAR NAGAR, KEDGAON 77 VIJAY GOVIND KAMBLE GOVIND KAMBLE SAILAMI BABA DARGA, NALEGAON MUNICIPAL COLONY, DELHIGATE HO-NO-268, SOLAPUR ROAD, SAVATA NAGAR, FARIYABAG NEAR 78 RAJU DHONDIBA GORE DHONDIBA GORE MUKTU FAUJ SCHOOL GHAR NO-23, TAPOVAN ROAD, BHISTABAG MAHAL, KAJABE WASTI 79 DAMAYAVANTI PRABHAKAR DHEMBARE PRABHAKAR DHEMBARE JAWAL SAVEDI PLOT NO-33, HO, NO-474, NEAR FLOR MEEL, RENUKANAGAR, 80 AFSANA SAJID SHAIKH SAJID SHAIKH KEDGAON 81 BABURAO RAMBHAU PATHARE RAMBHAU PATHARE PATIL COLONY, NEAR PANCHAYAT AAD SATPUTE GALLI, KEDGAON 82 POPAT DADA SANSARE DADA SANSARE NAGAPUR GAONTHAN,SAINT MERRY CHURCH SAMOR,NAGAPUR 83 PRAKASH RANGNATH CHENNUR RANGNATH CHENNUR H.NO.4539,TANGE GALLI,NALEGAON FOR BLC-PMAY-HFA Sl.No Name Father_Name Pres_Address_HouseNo HANUMAN MANDIR JAVAL,77-4 AMALE 84 SANJAY HARIBHAU PADALE HARIBHAU PADALE GALLI,GAVTHAN,BOLHEGAON ,NAGAPUR SHIV SANGRAM HOTEL MAGE,MALIWADA ZILLA PARISHAD 85 SUDHABAI POPATRAO DIVEKAR POPATRAO DIVEKAR SAMOR,H.NO.242 86 ACHYUT VITTHAL SARVADE VITTHAL SARVADE 6194,MANKAR GALLI,DEIHI GATE, 87 KAUSABAI DAGADU GAIKWAD DAGADU GAIKWAD KAUSABAI CHAWL,BURUDGAON ROAD,NEAR JAKAT NAKA 88 AMBADAS DAULAT SOLASE DAULAT SOLASE PLOT NO.9,MOHINI NAGAR,BEHIND DEVI MANDIR,KEDGAON 89 DEVDAN LAJARAS CHANDEKAR LAJARAS CHANDEKAR FARYABAG,PLOT NO.2,SHANTINAGAR,SOLAPUR ROAD 90 ARJUN SAHADU PACHARANE SAHADU PACHARANE DEVI ROAD,DR.AMBEDKAR SMARAK,HARIJAN VASTI ,KEDGAON 91 BABULAL BHAGIRATH SHINGRE BHAGIRATH SHINGRE ROHIDAS WADI,STATION ROAD,NEAR KINETIC CHOWK,KHAIRE CHAL 92 DNYANDEV MAHADU BEDRE MAHADU BEDRE J.J. GALLI,H.NO.1171,MANGAL GATE H.NO.11,STATION ROAD,SONAL COMPLEX,NEAR LOKHANDI 93 SHOBHA RAMKISAN SHARMA RAMKISAN SHARMA POOL,ANAND NAGAR 94 ROHINI PRALHAD SHELAKE PRALHAD SHELAKE HO.NO.128/A,BEHIND MARKET YARD KANADE MALA,SARASNAGAR BURUDGAON ROAD,NEAR DATTA MANDIR,AUSARKAR 95 SHUBASH DAMODAR DURGISHT DAMODAR DURGISHT MLA,AHMADNAGAR 96 LAXMAN DIMAJI SADAFULE DIMAJI SADAFULE SOLAPUR ROAD,FARYA BAG,SHANTI NAGAR,AHMADNAGAR GAJANAN COLONY,BHAKARE MALA,VADAGAON,GUPTA 97 PRAKASH CHHABU BHAKARE CHHABU BHAKARE ROAD,NAVNAGAPUR,VILAD 98 FARIDA ABDUL LATIF SHAIKH ABDUL LATIF SHAIKH H.NO.1618,IDAGA MAIDAN,KAMATIPURA,ZENDIGATE BHARAT BEKARI SHEJAARI, BHARADI SOCIETY, GANDHINAGAR, 99 GANGARAM SHANKAR DEVGUNE SHANKAR DEVGUNE BOLHEGAON, MIDC NAGAPUR 100 BABURAO ASARAJI OHAL ASARAJI OHAL BURUDGAON ROAD, NEAR SHRAMSAFLYA BUILDING, AHMADNAGAR 101 SANJAY MARUTI PAWAR MARUTI PAWAR NEAR PATIL COLONY,SATPUTE GALLI,KEDGAON DEVI,KESDGAON 102 ASHOK RANGNATH BHAKRE RANGNATH BHAKRE AMBEDKAR CHOWK,NAGAPUR 103 ASHA RAMESH SASANE RAMESH SASANE BHAVANI NAGAR, BEHIND MARKET
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