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Priority Status No No 1 HEERA SINGH DHANNA SINGH 27 390 2 NITIN KUMAR VADHWANI CHANDRABHAN VADHWANI 78 409 3 GAURAV JAIN ABHAY KUMAR JAIN 95 466 4 DINESH SAIN GULAB CHANDRA SAIN 148 399 5 SURESH YADAV BHAWANI SHANKAR YADAV 149 392 6 HARISH CHANCHLANI GURUMUKH DAS CHANCHLANI 171 136 7 RITU SHARMA AMIT SHARMA 190 189 8 RAJANIBALA SHARMA TEJVEER SHARMA 191 559 9 PURNIMA GUPTA ANAND KUMAR KHANDELWAL 206 562 10 ISHWER VASWANI PUSHOTTAM DAS VASWANI 236 250 11 NISHA SHARMA SURESH KUMAR SHARMA 249 473 12 TEJ PAL SINGH BUNDELA BABU LAL VERMA 316 523 13 PARTHO BARMAN VASUDEV BARMAN 332 501 14 GANESH BARMAN LOKENDRA BARMAN 333 440 15 ASHOK KUMAR AGARWAL GIRDHARI LAL KHANDAKA 334 543 16 SANJAY KUMAR SINGHAL JAGDISH PRASAD SINGHAL 336 34 17 BHUPENDRA KUMAR SHARMA RAMESH CHANDRA SHARMA 358 75 18 KAMAL KISHORE SHIVHARE SURESH KUMAR SHIVHARE 365 468 19 PIYUSH SHARMA BADRI VISHAL SHARMA 366 437 20 KUMARI NEETU GUPTA RAJENDRA PRASAD GUPTA 418 436 21 MEENAKSHI SISODIA BHUPENDRA SINGH RATHORE 470 141 22 HARISH SHARMA POONAM CHAND SHARMA 491 16 23 DEVI SINGH MOOL SINGH 504 150 24 POONAM CHAUHAN RAVI SINGH CHAUHAN 548 458 25 SANDEEP SETHI RAM LAL SETHI 574 533 26 PRASANSHA GAUR JATAN CHANDRA GAUR 580 601 27 MONIKA SHARMA SURESH CHAND SHARMA 620 489 28 CHANDAN BHARWANI THAKUR BHARWANI 621 607 29 NAVEEN ARORA RAJESH ARORA 803 580 30 PRATAP NARAYAN 804 111 Note: The lottery is being drawn on the basis of facts given in the application form by the applicants. 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Priority Status No No 31 RAKESH KUMAR SAIN SHYAM SUNDER SAIN 821 144 32 AMIT SWARUP SINGH RAM SWARUP SINGH 853 188 33 YOGESH KUMAR SHIKHER CHAND JAIN 884 354 34 PAWAN JAIN MAHAVEER PRASAD JAIN 902 403 35 MUKESH CHOUDHARY MEVA RAM CHOUDHARY 926 288 36 MUKESH KUMAR SHARMA HARISH CHANDRA SHARMA 942 232 37 BHUPENDRA SINGH DEVI SINGH 1016 11 38 SURESH CHANDRA SHARMA BRIJ MOHAN SHARMA 1019 267 39 PANKAJ JAIN NIRMAL KUMAR JAIN 1022 321 40 JAI PRAKASH SAINI RAJENDRA PRASAD SAINI 1053 416 41 P.V. DEVDASAN P.V. KUTTI 1058 156 42 SITARAM KISHAN 1066 481 43 SHANKAR LAL LAWANIA SHIV CHARAN LAWANIA 1149 256 44 URMILA JANGID KAILASH CHAND JANGID 1153 514 45 DEEPA KHATRI HARISH BORANI 1183 312 46 VIJENDRA KUMAR SAINI SITA RAM SAINI 1186 348 47 SHYAM KUMAR LEELA RAM 1215 243 48 INDRJEET KAUR MANJEET SINGH 1229 96 49 MANOJ KUMAR SONI DAU DAYAL SONI 1230 244 50 SUSHIL KUMAR SHARMA KAILASH CHAND SHARMA 1237 391 51 MAHAVEER PRASAD RAMESHVAR LAL 1309 167 52 RAJENDRA SINGH CHAUHAN RAM CHANDRA SINGH CHAUHAN 1315 208 53 RAGHUVEER SINGH JEEVAN SINGH 1334 198 54 RAJEEV BENIWAL KISHAN LAL BENIWAL 1346 587 55 MUKESH SHARMA SITARAM SHARMA 1375 158 56 RAJENDRA PRASAD SHARMA HANUMAN SAHAY SHARMA 1376 415 57 SATYANARAYAN SAIN BABU LAL SAIN 1502 405 58 PURSHOTTAM LAL SHARMA GANESH SHANKAR SHARMA 1518 467 59 KAMAL KHATRI SHEVA RAM KHATRI 1521 91 60 UMESH KUMAR PAREEK HARI PRAKASH PAREEK 1526 180 Note: The lottery is being drawn on the basis of facts given in the application form by the applicants. 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PARIHAR KALYAN SINGH 1553 448 62 SANTOSH KUMAR KAKIM SINHG 1554 366 63 SANDEEP KUMAR MAHA SINGH 1577 361 64 PRADEEP KUMAR MAHA SINGH 1578 505 65 DEEPIKA VAISHNAV JINENDRA KUMAR 1579 395 66 VIKASH CHANDRA SATISH CHANDRA 1581 485 67 AKASH BASANDANI-2 NARESH KUMAR BASANDANI 1595 160 68 GURJEET NIRALA RAM BABU NIRALA 1608 153 69 KRISHAN KUMAR SHIV KUMAR PRASAD 1611 233 70 BABU NARAYAN GUPTA SATYA NARAYAN GUPTA 1627 40 71 JAGDEEP MAHENDRA RAM 1651 310 72 ALOK PAREEK RAMAVATAR PAREEK 1774 197 73 GAYTRI DEVI SHARMA RAM KARAN SHARMA 1780 384 74 VIMAL KUMAR MATHUR PRADEEP KUMAR MATHUR 1784 362 75 MAYA DEVI DHAKAD RAJA RAM DHAKAD 1843 546 76 ANUJ GOYAL RAMAVATAR GOYAL 1895 402 77 RAJEEV SHARMA RAMESH CHANDRA SHARMA 1908 368 78 SATYENDRA TODWAL KAILASH CHAND TODWAL 1950 113 79 PHOOL SINGH MEENA MOJI RAM MEENA 1975 73 80 RAMDAS AGARWAL NATHU LAL AGARWAL 2031 309 81 ANIKET CHAUHAN AJAY SINGH CHAUHAN 2084 184 82 SHYAM SUNDER MEENA PATEH CHAND MEENA 2088 249 83 KAVITA KANWAR AMAR SINGH NAURAKA 2089 65 84 GOPAL LAL MALI BABU LAL MALI 2104 396 85 RUCHI SAXENA SURDEV BIHARI SAXENA 2123 230 86 JANMEJAI KOSHIK ARUN RAI KOSHIK 2138 126 87 PRABHAKAR MISHRA ATMANAND MISHRA 2141 84 88 JAI KUMAR CHELANI MANOHAR LAL CHELANI 2153 442 89 NARSINGH SUHAG SATBIR SINGH SUHAG 2156 2 SUCCESSFUL 90 TRILOK NATH SHARMA SURENDRA NATH SHARMA 2157 408 Note: The lottery is being drawn on the basis of facts given in the application form by the applicants. 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Priority Status No No 91 RAMESH BHARGAV AMBIKA CHARAN BHARGAV 2161 50 92 GIRISH GUPTA JAGDISH CHAND GUPTA 2261 199 93 MEENA KANWAR BHANWAR SINGH 2267 222 94 PRASHANT KARHELIA SANT KUMAR SHARMA 2315 421 95 SUNIL KUSWAH BHAGWAN SINGH 2326 507 96 RAHUL SHARMA RAKESH SHARMA 2331 565 97 SUMIT SHARMA SUDHIR D SHARMA 2345 581 98 SHANKAR LAL YADAV SHYAM LAL YADAV 2371 419 99 DHARA SINGH GURJAR SHRIPHAL GURJAR 2422 455 100 VIRENDRA KUMAR SHARMA GOPAL PRASAD SHARMA 2475 216 101 KULDEEP SINGH SAKLANI SUKKAR SINGH 2496 525 102 SURESH KUMAR SHARMA DARSHAN KUMAR SHARMA 2529 47 103 KIRAN KANWAR DEVENDRA SINGH PANWAR 2552 185 104 YOGESH GOTHWAL BRAHMA NAND 2593 39 105 SUNIL KUMAR DIPU PRASAD 2621 411 106 RAVISH PANDAY GOPAL PANDAY 2625 432 107 DINESH GARG RADHESHYAM GUPTA 2630 203 108 RISHI SHAH RAJ KUMAR SHAH 2631 240 109 NITIN AGARWAL SOHAN LAL AGARWAL 2633 273 110 SUVIDH PATNI PRAGHUMN PATNI 2637 195 111 TARUN KUMAR JAIN LALIT KUMAR PANDYA 2641 517 112 MANI PRAKASH KRISHNAN KUTTI 2643 253 113 BRIJESH KUMAR PATHAK RAM GOPAL PATHAK 2667 603 114 BHANWAR LAL KUMAWAT SEDU RAM KUMAWAT 2669 171 115 VIKRAM PRAKASH SHARMA KRISHAN DUTT SHARMA 2678 118 116 ANIL PARASHAR KAILASH PARASHAR 2830 504 117 DEEPAK SHARMA SURESH CHAND SHARMA 2831 540 118 PRABHATI PATNAYAK NITYANAND DAS 2868 241 119 MAHENDRA KUMAR SAINI KUNDAN LAL SAINI 2902 251 120 DINESH CHAND SHARMA KHEM CHAND SHARMA 2904 577 Note: The lottery is being drawn on the basis of facts given in the application form by the applicants. 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