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Running) Govt HESCO Defaulter List of (Running) Govt. Consumers Having Arrear 5000 and above in Descending order For The Month 09/2016 Page 1 of 182 Un-Paid S.No. Reference No Name And Address Tariff S.Load Age Arrear 1 20 37154 1476000 ELECT MECH.ENGINEER H-M-C HUSSAINABAD GIDDU 07 7.0 135 284,242,085 2 28 37222 0000700 XEN IRRIGATION KOTRI BARRAGE COLONY JAMSHORO 25 150.0 109 275,560,564 3 20 37183 1638600 SUPERINTENDENT JAIL JUDICIAL COMPLEX CENTREAL JAIL HYD 01 37.0 68 233,868,666 4 28 37411 0077710 CHAIRMAN WATER PUMP TANDOADAM ROAD MIRPUR KHAS 46 149.0 143 231,784,316 5 20 37221 0000033 W-S SCHEME ASAD ABAD I K.B FEEDER KOTRI 46 37.3 134 206,406,978 6 28 37222 0000710 XEN IRRIGATION KOTRI BARRAGE COLONY JAMSHORO 26 71.0 40 195,217,475 7 20 37222 0056960 WATER SUPPLY LAKHA LAKHA VILL:N.O MANJHAND 03 18.7 109 185,064,410 8 20 37221 0001063 ASSTT:ENG:LOCAL GOVT: URBAN W.S K.B FEEDER KOTRI 41 37.0 109 175,824,756 9 20 37222 0055273 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME NOOR PUR SIRAI SOLANGI NO SEHWAN 07 14.9 110 175,081,833 10 20 37222 0056961 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME (CHAIRMAN V.D.A) STORAGE TANK VILLAGE MIR MUHAMMED KHOSO 07 6.0 134 174,647,027 11 20 37222 0040423 WATER SUPPLY UNER PUR JAMSHORO 07 8.0 149 174,525,703 12 20 37222 0056962 CHAIRMAN VDA RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILL: MEER MOHAMMED KHOSO N.O * SEHWAN 07 6.0 134 174,457,113 13 20 37222 0058071 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCEHEME LAKHA ZONE A SEHWAN 07 7.5 107 173,786,051 14 20 37222 0058350 WATER SUPPLY MANJHAND TOWN MANJHAND 07 7.5 87 170,165,912 15 20 37222 1052870 WATER SUPPLY T.C. SANN TOWN SANN 07 14.9 129 165,417,527 16 20 37222 0054480 CHAIRMAN TOWN COMMITEE WATER SUPPLY AKRO AKRO 07 23.0 135 164,512,278 17 20 37222 0030021 ADMINSTRATOR DISTT: COUNCIL DADU WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILLAGE CHAKKAR KHAN RAJAR 07 22.4 135 162,225,231 JAMSHORO 18 20 37226 0048414 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME AMRI CUM SONEHRI N.O SEHWAN 07 7.5 110 159,961,626 19 20 37221 0038002 ASSISTANT ENGINEER P.HEALTH WATER SUPPLY KARO KHOO 07 15.0 137 157,749,307 20 20 37183 1639200 NIAZ AHMED FOREST OFFICE HAITRI GOTH HYD 01 3.0 99 156,062,014 21 20 37226 0050438 URBAN WATER SUPPLY SCHEME/CHAC HAR NO*SANN 07 14.9 110 153,342,875 22 20 37222 0058340 WATER SUPPLY MANJHAND TOWN MANJHAND 07 7.5 137 152,893,363 23 20 37223 0054270 ASSISTANT ENGINEER PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION JAMSHORO 07 15.0 137 152,116,099 24 20 37226 0044560 WATER SUPLY BAJARA BAJARA VILLAGE BAJARA 07 7.5 110 145,931,790 25 28 37412 0091700 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER P.HEALTH TANKI ROAD M.P.KHAS 46 208.0 143 144,599,652 26 20 37226 0050439 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME/KALR I NO*SANN 07 11.2 110 143,201,608 27 20 37226 0046337 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME KOT BHAROCHO NO SEHWAN 07 14.9 109 142,120,521 28 20 37112 1674800 MOSQUE ABDUL WHAB SHAH HOME STEAD ROAD HYD 01 1.0 14 141,046,393 29 28 37226 0048831 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME WADA CHACHAR N-O SEHWAN 12 37.3 110 139,539,362 30 20 37226 0046212 WATER SUPPLY SCHEME JHANGARA NO 2 SEHWAN 07 11.2 110 138,968,761 31 20 37226 0050220 WATER SUPPLY KALRI VILL KALRI N-O SANN 07 3.7 108 137,930,707 32 20 37226 0030872 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILL: KANDO BOZDAR NO * SEHWA SHARIF 07 11.2 110 136,867,024 33 20 37226 0046211 WATER SUPPLY SCHEME JHANGAR NO.1 SEHWAN 07 11.2 110 136,788,023 34 20 37151 1032920 DRAWAGE PUMP AMRICAN QUARTER HYD 07 7.0 41 133,169,364 35 20 37222 0055402 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILL: BHUTHO SEHWAN 07 11.2 109 132,673,836 36 20 37113 1169500 CITY POLICE STATION STATION ROAD HYD 01 1.0 129 132,582,777 37 20 37225 0000824 SINDH WORKERS WELFARE LABOUR COLONY Q.NO.2 NOORIABAD JAMSHORO 01 1.0 92 131,601,147 38 20 37222 1052800 WATER SUPPLY T-C SANN TOWN SANN 07 14.9 131 127,215,948 39 20 37226 0023380 WATER SUPPLY VILL ARAZI N SEHWAN 07 22.4 110 126,867,781 40 20 37226 0019351 WATER SUPPLY SCHMEM VILL:KARAMPUR N.O SEHWAN 07 14.9 110 126,508,178 41 20 37112 1675200 DARGHAH SHAH MAKI SHAH MAKI ROAD HYD 03 2.0 139 125,981,190 42 20 37115 0342400 FRONTIER CONSTABULARY GOVT: COLLEGE KALI MORI HYDERABAD 01 1.5 44 125,909,004 43 20 37226 0048045 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILL.HYDER RIND P.H.E SUB.DIV SANN, SEHWAN 07 7.5 105 124,636,988 44 20 37222 0054410 ASSISTANT ENG:UNION COUNCIL WATER SUPPLY MANZOORABAD 07 11.2 168 121,564,641 45 20 37222 0054400 ASSISTANT ENG: UNION COUNCIL WATER SUPPLY LAKHARA 07 14.9 126 120,817,551 46 28 37413 0029285 T.N.MA MIRPURKHAS AT JAMRAO JHURBI ROAD M.P.KHAS HIRABAD MIRPURKHAS 50 300.0 67 120,440,950 47 28 37112 0086882 SSP LINE*HYD POLICE DOABA LINE HYD 26 20.0 132 115,283,887 48 20 37112 1675000 MOSQUE S.M.GOGO SHAH MAKI ROAD HYD 01 4.0 137 113,314,137 49 28 37222 0000143 VDA CHAIRMAN R/WATER SUPPLY SHAH AWAIS KARNI JAMSHORO 50 11.2 77 112,244,448 50 20 37222 0037717 RESRCH CENTRE COOL MINE LAKHRA JAMSHORO 01 17.6 134 110,498,295 51 20 37222 0055274 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SERAT SOLANGI VILL: NO SEHWAN 07 4.0 110 105,807,446 52 20 37226 0026972 CHAIRMAN V.D.A DAD MUHAMMAD BOZDAR RURAL WATER SUPPLY S.DAD MUHAMMAD BOZDAR, SEHWAN 07 11.2 98 101,692,511 53 20 37222 0058072 WATER SUPPDLY LAKHA MANAJHAND TOWN MANJHAND 07 18.6 109 101,108,810 54 20 37223 0054330 ASSISTANT ENGINEER WATER SUPPLY BEHAR COLY JAMSHORO 07 11.2 134 101,023,135 55 20 37222 0050591 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SHCEME GARWARI N-O SEHWAN 07 14.9 107 100,393,183 56 28 37181 0005000 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER HOUSING PROJECT QASIMABAD HYD 72 248.0 139 99,912,787 57 20 37226 0046213 WATER SUPPLY SCHEME JHANGARA NO 3 SEHWAN 07 22.4 99 96,855,878 58 20 37221 0042112 CHAIRMAN VDA W.S.S MANIK BEHRANI-I KOTRI 07 3.7 136 96,612,222 59 20 37226 0016722 RURAL WATER SUPPLY RIVER INDUS SEHWAN PUBLIC HEALTH S/DIVISION SEHWAN 07 22.0 40 95,944,245 Defaulter List of (Running) Govt. Consumers Having Arrear 5000 and above in Descending order For The Month 09/2016 Page 2 of 182 Un-Paid S.No. Reference No Name And Address Tariff S.Load Age Arrear 60 28 37112 0086883 SSP POLICE DOABA LINE HYD 26 20.0 140 95,707,588 61 28 37112 0086881 SSP POLICE DOABAD LINE HYD HYD 26 20.0 140 94,098,550 62 20 37226 0046507 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME VILL.NAINAGE SHARIF SEHWAN 07 7.5 110 94,069,512 63 20 37226 0044570 WATER SUPLY BAJARA VILL BAJARA BAJARA 07 7.5 137 93,237,127 64 28 37181 0004000 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER HOUSING PROJECT QASIMABAD HYD 72 229.3 139 93,004,447 65 20 37221 0000122 CHAIRMAN MUNICIPAL COMMITTI WA KOTRI KOTRI 07 7.0 134 92,877,187 66 20 37226 0028851 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCH WAHAR VILL:M.A.SHAH SEHWAN 07 7.5 110 86,876,158 67 20 37222 0040426 WATER SUPPLY ALI ABAD II CHAIR MAN LOCAL GOVT JAMSHORO 41 14.9 109 86,034,177 68 20 37221 0049690 ASSISTANT ENGINEER P.HEALTH WATER SUPPLY KARO KHOO 07 15.0 41 86,032,527 69 20 37226 0018690 WATER SUPPLY KAHER COLONEY SEHWAN 07 15.0 134 85,566,158 70 20 37226 0028858 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME MURAD ALI SHAH VILL. PANHVAR SEHWAN 07 13.1 109 80,212,556 71 20 37226 0028853 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME MURAD ALI SHAH WAHAR ZONE-B SEHWAN 07 14.9 108 79,162,300 72 28 37412 0091790 CHAIRMAN M-C STREET LIGHT SATELITE TOWN MIRPURKHAS. 72 28.0 136 78,735,902 73 28 37222 0000142 M/S CHAIRMAN VDA(WATER SYPPLY) MANJHAND DEVLOP:ASSOCIATION JAMSHORO 50 17.7 77 78,729,174 74 20 37226 0028852 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME MURAD ALI SHAH WAHAR ZONE-A SEHWAN 07 14.9 109 77,469,822 75 20 37226 0047765 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME LAKI SHAH SARDAR SEHWAN 03 14.9 109 76,716,387 76 28 37412 0091800 STREET LIGHT MACCA MASJID MIRPUR KHAS 72 11.0 137 76,159,378 77 20 37225 0054421 WATER SUPPLY VILL: ABDULLAH KHASKHELY JAMSHORO 46 7.5 136 75,617,638 78 28 37412 0091820 STREET LIGHT MEHMOODABAD COLONY MIRPURKHAS 72 33.0 137 74,672,635 79 20 37226 0028857 RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME MURAD ALI SHAH, VILL. AKTAR SEHWAN 07 5.6 103 74,016,977 80 18 37221 0042113 CHAIRMAN VDA W/SUPPLY SCHEME MANIK BEHRANI-II KOTRI 07 3.7 136 73,219,263 81 28 37111 0000236 M/S DIRECTOR POLICE OFFICER POLICE FLATE POLICE HEAD QUARTER HYDERABAD 25 120.0 96 73,099,963 82 20 37222 0050844 WATER SUPPLY BEHGO MIRJAT CHAIRMAN V.D.A JAMSHORO JAMSHORO 41 11.2 109 71,540,921 83 28 37155 0000800 STREET LIGHT NEAR MUHAMMAD HOTEL SITE AREA HYD 73 67.0 139 71,214,519 84 20 37225 0054460 CHAIRMAN UNION COUNCIL WATER SUPPLY THANA AHMED KHAN 46 23.0 135 71,154,609 85 28 37111 0000220 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER PHULELI CANNAL HYD 25 236.0 5 71,106,265 86 20 37226 0017820 ASSISTANT ENGINEER COMPLEX KAHER COLONEY SEHWAN 01 1.0 137 70,645,604 87 28 37222 0040422 WATER SUPPLY UNER PUR JAMSHORO 09 11.0 141 69,830,688 88 20 37225 0000105 WATER SUPPLY HATHAL MAKAN NEAR /T.N.KHAN*JAMSHORO 46 6.0 137 68,008,578 89 28 37413 0027104 WATER SUPPLY SCHEME TALUKA COUNCIL MIRPURKHAS DEH: 117 RING ROAD MPK 46 75.0 132 66,908,197 90 28 37155 0828536 PUMPING STATION M.P.S ROAD HYD 50 11.2 111 65,979,121 91 20 37411 0629100 DISPOSAL PUMP MUNICIPALTY UMERKOT ROAD MPK 07 3.7 41 65,543,360 92 20 37225 0054464 ASSISTNT ENGINEER P.H.E.
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