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DISTT DOB DOE Caste/ Category REVISED DOP AS HC LIST DI SR. SI SEN RANK, NAME & NUMBER RANGE/ D.O.B D.O.E Caste/ REVISED DOP LIST D-I MERIT DOP AS ASI REVISED REVISED LIST E-1 DOP AS SI REVISED LIST- REVISED Remarks, if any NO NO. DISTT Category AS HC (ACTUAL) P/ASI (ACTUAL) DOP AS ASI DOC AS ASI E DOP AS SI 1 913 DARSHAN SINGH NO/7/602, PAP 01.06.1954 21.03.1975 Jat-GC 10.10.1979 01.10.1988 01.12.1988 11.12.1989 11.12.1991 01.04.1999 18.09.2001 01.06.1993 09.03.1994 Retd on 31.05.12 80/118, 0284/PAP 4-CDO 2 1030 INSP/ VED PARKASH 562/GRP GRP 07.10.1953 12.12.1974 Brahmin 01.03.1980 01.04.1990 01.05.1990 23.04.1990 23.04.1992 01.04.1994 27.06.1996 01.11.1993 09.03.1994 DOR 31-10-11 104/GRP 04.02.1991 3 1115 SI BACHAN DASS, 2198/LDH, LDH-R/LR 04.04.1953 15.02.1971 Harijan/S 01.07.1980 01.04.1990 23.04.1990 23.04.1990 23.04.1992 01.04.2002 13.01.2003 01.11.1993 09.03.1994 Retd On 30.04.2011 504/PR C 4 1160 INSPR SURINDER KUMAR JR/HPR 15.11.1954 01.01.1975 Brahman- 12.06.1980 01.10.1990 30.10.1990 18.07.1990 18.07.1992 01.04.2004 24.03.2006 01.11.1993 16.07.1994 Retd on 30.11.14 997/HPR, 551/JR GC 5 1357 JAGJIT SINGH 773/BTA BTA 08.04.1952 11.04.1975 JARGER 10.09.1980 01.09.1989 01.09.1989 04.12.1990 04.12.1992 01.10.2001 19.04.2002 01.10.1994 16.12.1995 RETD ON 30.04-2010 1121/BTA 6 1376 SI BALDEV SINGH 3/FR FR/CP- 08.11.1967 30.01.1990 GC P/ASI 1 14.12.1989 14.12.1989 14.12.1992 01.10.1994 31.12.1998 01.10.1994 16.12.1995 LDH 7 1457 SI HARPREET SINGH, 84/PR, CP-JAL 06.02.1969 01.02.1990 GC P/ASI 81 14.12.1989 14.12.1989 14.12.1992 01.11.1993 24.12.1996 01.10.1994 18.10.1996 15/JR 8 1508 T/ASI DILBAG SINGH, PRT/96, JR 04.02.1965 05.02.1990 GC P/ASI 134 14.12.1989 14.12.1989 14.12.1992 01.10.2000 28.09.2001 01.10.1994 24.12.1996 275/PR 9 1530 T/ASI RAM JI, 14/JR CP-LDH 16.10.1965 02.02.1990 SC P/ASI 152 14.12.1989 14.12.1989 14.12.1992 01.11.1993 24.12.1996 01.10.1994 26.08.1996 DISMISSED ON 18.11.11 10 1568 SI SURJIT SINGH, 241/FR, 88/JR JR 15.03.1965 30.01.1990 SC P/ASI 194 14.12.1989 14.12.1989 14.12.1992 01.04.1997 01.02.2001 01.04.1995 01.08.1997 11 1606 ASI HARPREET SINGH 416/BR, FR 23.03.1969 09.07.1990 GC P/ASI 25.06.1990 25.06.1990 25.06.1993 01.10.2000 NOT 01.04.1995 16.09.1997 267/FR PROMOTED 12 1667 SI DALIP SINGH,177/GRP, FGS/RR & 14.03.1953 01.05.1976 Sirki Band 01.01.1982 01.09.1992 23.12.1992 24.07.1991 24.07.1993 01.10.1998 28.09.2001 01.04.1995 29.10.1997 Dismissed 13.03.08 as SI. 863/PR, 77/GSP GRP 13 1682 ASI GURDEV SINGH 44/MNS, Mansa.BT 03.09.1951 19.10.1971 Jatt 01.04.1981 1.4.1992 30.09.1993 01.10.1991 01.10.1993 01.04.2005 NOT 01.04.1995 10.02.1999 Retd. 30.09.2009 200/BTA R Sikh/GC PROMOTED 14 1747 AJMER SINGH 369/FR, BTA 05.02.1955 24.09.1975 JAT SIKH 15.04.1981 01.04.1991 20.03.1992 15.11.1991 15.11.1993 01.10.2004 31.12.2007 01.04.1996 29.09.1999 DOR 02-06-08 409/FDK,1255/BTA 15 1750 MAJOR SINGH 971/BTA BTA 01.04.1955 19.08.1975 GC 15.04.1981 01.09.1992 25.07.1995 29.11.1991 29.11.1993 01.10.2006 01.04.2010 01.04.1996 29.09.1999 DOR 31-03-15 16 1792 BHUPINDER SINGH 441/FR, FZR/FR 11.02.1954 11.02.1974 JATT/GC 01.05.1981 01.10.1990 20.03.1992 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.04.2004 01.01.2008 01.10.1996 01.12.1999 RETD 29.02.2012 474/FZR 17 1793 SURINDER SINGH NO/80/232, PAP 08.06.1954 24.03.1976 J/SIKH 01.05.1981 01.10.1989 11.12.1989 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.06.1993 15.07.1993 01.10.1996 01.12.1999 RETD. ON 30.06.2012. 80/62, 0170/PAP CR/PAP GEN 18 1794 C SHER GIR 884/PR 1421/PTL PTL/PR 15.08.1954 24.02.1973 SADH 01.05.1981 01.11.1993 21.03.1995 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.10.2006 NOT 01.10.1996 01.12.1999 EXP.AS ASI ON 27.02.09 PROMOTED 19 1795 RANJIT SINGH NO/80/209, 7/84, PAP 01.04.1956 16.10.1976 J/SIKH 01.05.1981 01.10.1989 11.12.1989 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.06.1993 15.07.1993 01.10.1996 01.12.1999 RETD. ON 31.03.2016 0223/PAP 2-IRB GEN 20 1801 INSP SWARANJIT SINGH, SGR/PR 09.09.1952 22.10.1971 Jat 17.07.1979 01.04.1990 23.04.1990 01.04.1989 08.04.1991 01.04.2002 22.11.2002 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 RETD ON 30.09.2010 396/PTL,754/PR (645/PTL) (85/LDH) (1028/PTL) 21 1802 C SEWA SINGH 219/PTL, PTL/PR 10.10.1954 16.07.1975 JAT SIKH 27.06.1980 01.04.1992 19.05.1992 18.07.1990 18.07.1992 01.10.2004 07.10.2009 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 RETD.AS INSP ON 31.10.14 533/PTL, 811/PR 22 1804 NIHAL SINGH NO/ 75/303, PAP 01.10.1954 09.04.1974 J/SIKH 01.05.1981 01.10.1989 11.12.1989 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.06.1993 16.07.1994 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 RETD. ON 30.09.2014 13/16, 1025/PAP LDH RANGE 23 1805 ASI DARSHAN SINGH, 943/SGR, SGR/PR 02.10.1952 09.08.1972 Jat 01.05.1981 15.09.1992 07.01.1993 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.04.2006 NOT PROMOTED01.10.1996 15.01.2001 Retired on 31/03/2008 843/PR SR. SI SEN RANK, NAME & NUMBER RANGE/ D.O.B D.O.E Caste/ REVISED DOP LIST D-I MERIT DOP AS ASI REVISED REVISED LIST E-1 DOP AS SI REVISED LIST- REVISED Remarks, if any NO NO. DISTT Category AS HC (ACTUAL) P/ASI (ACTUAL) DOP AS ASI DOC AS ASI E DOP AS SI 24 1806 RETD/ SI SURINDER KUMAR BR/ASR-R 22.10.1951 21.10.1971 Brahman- 01.05.1981 01.04.1992 01.04.1992 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.10.2004 15.01.2008 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 RETD/ ON 31/10/2009 2285/ASR, 4270/MJA, NOW GC 900/BR/ 25 1807 C NAZAR SINGH 158/GRP PTL/PR 15.04.1955 01.11.1976 JAT SIKH 01.05.1981 01.09.1992 23.12.1992 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.10.1998 28.09.2001 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 RTD. AS INSP 30.04.13 825/PR 26 1808 SI DALBIR SINGH, 1099/HPR, JR 05.11.1952 11.09.1975 Jat-GC 01.05.1981 01.01.1993 20.02.2001 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.04.2008 NOT 01.10.1996 15.01.2001 Died on 03.10.10 in distt JAL 1123/JAL PROMOTED 27 1810 INSPR/ SURINDER SINGH 675/BR BTL/BR 10.02.1955 03.10.1974 RAMGARI 01.05.1981 01.04.1992 01.04.1992 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.10.2004 15.01.2008 01.10.1996 31.01.2001 Retired on 28/02/15 (BR/BTL), 3905/MJA, 3873MJA, A/BC 765/ASR, 28 1811 SI AJIT SINGH NO/ 977/ASR, CP-ASR 20.01.1953 18.11.1974 TANK 01.05.1981 01.04.1992 01.04.1992 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.10.2004 01.07.2010 01.10.1996 31.01.2001 RETD ON 31.01.2011 901/BR SHATRI 29 1812 KULDIP SINGH NO/80/414, PAP 15.01.1953 03.04.1974 NAI BC 01.05.1981 01.04.1989 11.12.1989 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.06.1993 15.07.1993 01.10.1996 31.01.2001 RETD. ON 31.01.2011. 27/134, 0425/PAP CID 30 1813 FAQIR SINGH NO/75/320, PAP 02.04.1951 04.10.1974 J/SIKH 01.05.1981 01.10.1989 11.12.1989 20.03.1992 20.03.1994 01.06.1993 15.07.1993 01.10.1996 31.01.2001 RETD.
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