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BANK of BARODA No: ZONE BANK OF BARODA BARODA CORPORATE CENTER, BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX, BANDRA (E), MUMBAI 51 List of Wilful defaulter accounts as on 28.02.2017 No: ZONE: BRANCH NAME OF DIRECTOR(S) NAME OF THE PARTY O/S AMT DATE OF CLASS DATE OF NPA DECLARING WILFUL DEFAULTER 1 Lucknow MALL ROAD VIKRAM KOTHARI M/S ROTOMAC GLOBAL PVT LTD 456.64 24-12-2015 LOS 28.02.2017 RAHUL KOTHARI SADHNA KOTHARI 2 GMZ ARM MUMBAI VIJAY MALLYA KINGFISHER AIRLINES LTD 441.94 02.11.2011 NPA 31.12.2016 SUBHASH R GUPTE 3 NGZ MID ASISH SURESHBHAI JOBANPUTRA ABC COTSPIN PVT LTD 363.52 18.09.2015 NPA 31.12.2016 CORPORATE BHAVESH HARIDAS THAKKAR ASHWIN ASHOKBHAI PATEL 4 Kolkata CFS KOLKATA SANDIP JHUNJHUNWALA M/S REI AGRO LTD 317.93 29-06-2014 DB2 28.02.2017 SANJAY JUNJHUNWALA 5 SGZ ATHWALINES ROOP CHAND BAID SIDDHI VINAYAK LOGISTICS LTD 283.72 30.09.2015 NPA 31.12.2016 LAXMI DEVI BAID RAJUMAR R BAID DEEPAK R BAID RAVI KOTHARI NIKUNJ BHATT NEM CHAND SHARMA JIGAR PURUSHOTTAM PARMAR 6 MP HAMIDIA ROAD M.S.SAGAR UNITED SOYA PRODUCTS LTD 202.76(*) 2/28/1991 PWO 31/03/2010 BHOPAL SUDARSHAN SHARTEL A.S.GUPTA B.M.SEHGAL 7 Kolkata IBB CALCUTTA NILESHB.S.SIDDISUI PAREKH M/S SHREE GANESH JEWELLERY 140.69 29-01-2014 LOS 28.02.2017 UMESH PAREKH HOUSE (I) LTD DWARKA PRASAD MATHUR 8 NORTH PARLIAMENT P. K. TEWARI PEARL VISION PRIVATE LTD 103.95 1/30/2012 TWO 30/09/2012 DELHI METRO-I ABHISHEK TEWARI 9 NORTH CFS NEW DELHI SANJAY JAIN SURYA VINAYAKINDUSTRIES LTD 100.00 31.07.2012 TWO 30.09.2016 RAJIV JAIN SANJEEV AGARWAL ROHIT CHOWDHARY SOMESH KUMAR JAIN KAMAL KISHORE GUPTA ANIL JUNEJA KAMAL KANT SHARMA SATEESH JAIN MAN MOHAN GARG 10 NGZ ASHRAM ROAD - SUNILBHAI S KAKKAD SAI INFOSYSTEMS INDIA LTD 94.91 29.05.2013 TWO 30.09.2016 ACR AHAMDABAD PRAKASH R MISHRA MAHESH R JANTHE MANISH KUMAR K PATEL SUNIL KAMLA PRASAD SINGH NILESH NARENDRA KUMAR KAKKAD 11 NORTH PARLIAMENT P. K. TEWARI CENTURY COMMUNICATION LTD 87.86 3/31/2012 TWO 30/09/2012 DELHI METRO-I ANAND TEWARI 12 GMZ CFS BAL KAPIL PURI SPANCO LTD 85.43 10.03.2013 TWO 30.09.2017 13 NORTH PARLIAMENT P. K. TEWARI PIXION MEDIA PVT LTD 83.63 3/31/2012 TWO 30/09/2012 DELHI METRO-I ANAND TEWARI 14 KAT CFS, V. V. NAIDU VICTORY ELECTRICALS LTD 82.43 10/30/2011 TWO 31/12/2013 CFS, HYDERABAD V. MAHINDRA KUMAR HYDERABAD V. B. 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TEWARI MAHUA MEDIA PVT LTD 73.15 12/29/2011 TWO 30/09/2012 DELHI METRO-I ANAND TEWARI ABHISHEK TEWARI BANK OF BARODA BARODA CORPORATE CENTER, BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX, BANDRA (E), MUMBAI 51 List of Wilful defaulter accounts as on 28.02.2017 19 WUPU KHATIMA RAKESH CHANDRA RASTOGI KHATIMA FIBRES LTD 69.40 31.03.2011 TWO 30.09.2016 HALDWANI MANJU RASTOGI MUKESH CHANDRA RASTOGI NIPURN RASTOGI ANAND PRAKASH RASTOGI(DECEASED) 20 NORTH CFS NEW DELHI SANJAY JAIN ALLIED PERFUMERS PVT LTD 64.00 RAJIV JAIN SANJEEV AGARWAL 21 MP HABIB GANJ, RANJANROHIT CHOWDHARY KAPOOR ELCAP CAPACITOR LTD. 60.46(*) 5/16/1992 PWO 31/03/2010 BHOPAL R.K.SHRIVASTAVA NIRANJAN MUKHERJEE 22 NZ SECTOR 17 B PRANAV GUPTA PARABOLIC DRUGS LTD 56.61 30.03.2013 NPA 31.12.2016 VINEET GUPTA 23 KAT CFS V.V.NAIDU VICTORY TRANSFORMERS & 46.68 1/1/2012 TWO 31/12/2015 AP HYDERABAD V.MAHINDRA SWITCHGEARS LTD V.B.MANOJ 24 GMZ ARM MUMBAI RAMDAS HIRODE HARERAM COTTON INDUSTRIES 45.54 04.07.2014 DOUBT 30.09.2016 SHARDA RAMDAS HIRODE PVT LTD 25 Mumbai CFS BALLARD KANNAN KASHI VISHWANATH(DR.) M/S DR. DATSONS LABS 41.61 31-03-2013 LOS 28.02.2017 PIER GIRIDHAR GOPAL PULLETI LTD(COMPANY UNDER MINHAJ MAJID KHAN LIQUIDATION) SHASHIKANT BABANRAO SHINDE PRABHAT KUMAR GOYAL YOGESH NAJIBHAI PATEL 26 GMZ CHEMBUR HARESH J. DHARMANI (PROP) HARESH TRADING COMPANY 39.52 12/20/2012 TWO 31/12/2013 MUMBAI METRO(C) 27 SGZ CFS BARODA MAHENDRA KUMAR SURATMAL MODERN TUBES INDUSTRIES LTD 37.89 10/1/2012 TWO 31/12/2015 BARODA BHANSALI HIMANSHU SHARMA RAMESH KUMAR CHUNNILAL DOSHI 28 EZ ARM KOLKATA OM PRAKASH PANDEY M K PATEL EXIM PVT LTD 37.76 31.03.2014 NPA 31.12.2016 PRAKASH PANDEY 29 SGZ UDHNA JAGDISHBHIA K BODRA RAJ INTERNATIONAL LTD 36.67 1/29/2013 TWO 31/12/2015 SURAT RAJESHBHAI A. VEKARIA TUSHAR SHAH 30 GMZ ARM MUMBAI NAVIN CHANDRA HEGDE OCTAMEC ENGINEERING LTd 31.90 29.01.2014 NPA 31.12.2016 SOVIN NAVIN HEGDE SAMARAT NAVIN HEGDE 31 SGZ SSI SACHIN SANGITABEN SANJAYBHAI PATEL JALPA TEXTILES PVT LTD 28.85 7/15/2013 TWO 12/31/2014 SURAT SANJAYBHAI NAGJIBHAI PATEL 32 NGZ ASHRAM ROAD - SHANTIBHAI SANGHAVI SLS TUBES PVT LTD (HELLIOS 28.58 7/29/2013 NPA 31/12/2013 AHMEDABAD AHAMDABAD MAHESH SANGHAVI TUBEALLOYS P. LTD) 33 NORTH Karolbagh MOHAN THAKUR ROYAL REGENCY FASSIONS PVT 27.51 6/30/2012 SOLD 30.09.2014 DMR II PARDEEP KR THAKUR LTD 34 GMZ CFS BAL VIJAY CHAUDHARY ZOOM DEVELOPERS P LTD 27.36 30.06.2010 LOSS 30.09.2016 MANJRI CHOUDHARY B L KEJRIWAL 35 New Delhi GREATER KAIL MUKESH BHANWARLAL M/S HANS ISPAT LTD 26.92 21-11-2012 DB3 28.02.2017 BHANDARI SHAILESH BHANWARLAL BHANDARI AVINASH PRAKASH CHANDRA BHANDARI 36 Chennai CFS CHENNAI DINESHCHANDRA SURANA M/S SURANA INDUSTRIES LTD 26.76 29-03-2014 DB2 28.02.2017 KRISHNA UDUPA BABU SRINIVASAN PANCHAPAKESAN SOUNDHARYA 37 GMZ ARM, MUMBAI ARJUN JAGMOHAN SHARMA WORD INFOCOM LTD 25.31 3/31/2012 SOLD 30/06/2013 MUMBAI JAGRUTI ARJUN SHARMA METRO(S) SANJEEV NATHUNI DAS DEVBRAT NATHUNI DAS SURESH ANAND VAMANJOOR 38 Kolkata IBB CALCUTTA RAMESH KUMAR AGARWAL M/S R PIYARELAL IMPORT & 24.97 31-03-2014 LOS 28.02.2017 SIDDARTH AGARWAL EXPORT LTD MURAI LAL BAJORIA BANK OF BARODA BARODA CORPORATE CENTER, BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX, BANDRA (E), MUMBAI 51 List of Wilful defaulter accounts as on 28.02.2017 39 GMZ ARM MUMBAI PRAKASH M SHAH VIDHYA PHARMACHEM PVT LTD 23.33 29.06.2013 NPA 31.12.2016 USHA PRAKASH SHAH 40 MP HABIB GANJ, RAJNISH PAHWA RALSON INDUSTRIES LTD 22.85 5/1/2007 PWO 30/06/2009 BHOPAL RAJEEV PAHWA S.P.PAHWA SAMITA PAHWA 41 NORTH ARM PANKAJ SHARMA JAGANNATH ALLOYS LTD 22.52 30.06.2013 TWO 30.09.2016 JALANDHAR CHANDIGARH VIPIN KUMAR SHARMA 42 MPZ ARM JABALPUR VAIBHAV MUNGAD JIJI INDUSTRIES LTD 21.92 31.12.2012 TWO 30.09.2017 GAURAV MUNGAD 43 M&GOA CFS, PUNE RAJENDRA CHANDMAL BORA TWILIGHT LITAKA PHARMA LTD 21.73 3/31/2012 SOLD 30/09/2013 PUNE GOPAL KUPPOSWAMI RAMOURTI NAINISH RAJENDRA BORA RAMESH SHANKAR GADGIL AVINASH SHANTARAM CHANDVANKAR RAGHAVAN MATHURAKAVI SRINIVASA AYYANGAR 44 Mumbai ARM MUMBAI VINAY PRABHAKAR PHADNIS, M/S PHADNIS INFRASTRUCTURE 20.21 02-04-2014 LOS 28.02.2017 ANURADHA VINAY PHADNIS, LTD 45 GMZ ARM MUMBAI DUGARAM RAMARAM MAA CHINTAPURNI IRON STEEL (I) 19.76 05.09.2014 NPA 31.12.2016 CHOUDHARY PVT LTD MIYALARAM BHAGVANRAM CHOUDHARY 46 Mumbai ARM MUMBAI DURGARAM RAMARAM M/S JAI MAHA LAXMI ISPAT (I) PVT 19.43 05-09-2014 DB2 28.02.2017 CHOUDHARY LTD MIYALARAM BHAGVANRAM CHOUDHARY 47 GMZ ARM, MUMBAI RAVIN JHUNJHUNWALA SHASHWAT INTERNATIONAL LTD 17.83 6/30/2009 SOLD 31/12/2013 MUMBAI NARENDRA MOHAN VERMA METRO(S) K. 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PATEL(KARTA) M/S HARI TRADING CORPORATION 14.39 28-06-2013 DB2 28.02.2017 55 Mumbai ARM MUMBAI OM PRAKASH DUJODWALA M/S DUJODWALA PAPER 14.17 29-05-2014 LOS 28.02.2017 VINEET DUJODWALA CHEMICALS LTD 56 SGZ ALKAPURI - MANOJ KUMAR GUPTA ORG INFORMATICS LTD 14.11 9/30/2009 PWO 30/09/2010 BARODA KARTIKEYA VIKRAM SARABHAI SUSHILKUMAR CHATURVEDI SURYAKUMAR VENKAT BULUSU JAGJIT SINGH AHUJA 57 TN&KE ARM, CHENNAI ASHOK DOLIA DOLIA & DOLIA 13.97(*) 8/23/1996 PWO 30/06/2009 CHENNAI SUCHITRA DOLIA METRO NAINISH DOLIA 58 SGZ SSI SACHIN SANGITABEN SANJAYBHAI PATEL JALPA ENTERPRISES PVT LTD 13.31 6/13/2013 TWO 12/31/2014 SURAT SANJAYBHAI NAGJIBHAI PATEL 59 NGZ ARM, JATIN H.SHAH VISION ORGANICS LTD.
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