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36-Yamkeshwar 36-YAMKESHWAR ELECTORAL ROLLS OF ARMED FORCES FROM :- 36 YAMKESHWAR ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SUPPLEMENTARY-2009 DISTRICT : PAURI GARHWL LAST PART 154 S.NO. NAME OF ELECTOR RELATION NAME OF RELATIVES SEX RANK SARVICES NO. REGIMENTAL ADDRESS FOR DISPATCH OF HOUSE ADDRESS BALLOT PAPER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 AJAY SINGH M NK 3391167 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-IAWAR PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) BIRMOKIKHAL 2 NISHANT SINGH M RFN 3395695 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BHATYANI PO-THANGER 3 SMT-MAMTA DEVI H NISHANT SINGH F RFN 3395695 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BHATYANI PO-THANGER 4 BALWANT SINGH M NB/SUB JC-530559P RECORDS GARHWAL RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-KOTA PO-DEVIKHAL 5 SUNITA DEVI H BALWANT SINGH F 4067010 RECORDS GARHWAL RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-KOTA PO-DEVIKHAL 6 GANESHCHANDRA M NB/SUB JC-530186M RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-DHULGAON PO-RAJWAT 7 SMT-MEENA DEVI H GANESH CHANDRA F HAV 4067577 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-DHULGAON PO-RAJWAT 8 UJWAL SINGH M SUB JC-529967 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-BHALDIAMU PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) DADAMANDI 9 SMT.PREMA DEVI H DINESH SINGH F HAV 4068264 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL.JAMAL PO.YAMKESHWAR (UA) 10 KAMLESH SINGH M HAV 4069104 RECORDS GARH RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-BALLI PO-BALLI 11 SULOCHANA DEVI H KAMLESH SINGH F HAV 4069104 RECORDS GARH RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-BALLI PO-BALLI 12 SANJAYPAL SINGH M NK 4070053 GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-SILA PO-SENDHIKHAL 13 BRIJMOHAN SINGH M NK 4070064 RECORDS GARHWAL RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-BILANGI PO-FATEHPUR 14 SMT-BAPUN DEVI H BRIJMOHAN SINGH F NK 4070064 RECORDS GARHWAL RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-BILANGI PO-FATEHPUR 15 RAVINDRA SINGH M NK 4070138 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-AMSAIN PO-DHASI 16 SMT-UMMA DEVI H RAVINDAR SINGH F NK 4070138 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-AMSAIN PO-DHASI 17 DHIRENDRA SINGH M LNK 4070342 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-GAWALGAN PO- CHELUSAIN 18 MADANGOPAL M HAV 4070424 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-JULEDI PO-DIULI 19 SMT-KIRAN DEVI H MADANGOPAL F HAV 4070424 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-JULEDI PO-DIULI 20 BHARAT SINGH M NK 4070457 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-TRAMALLA PO- MATHANA 21 SMT-SANGEETA DEVI H BHARAT SINGH F NK 4070457 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-TRAMALLA PO- MATHANA 22 DINESH SINGH M LNK 4070470 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-JAYGAON PO-GARSI 23 SMT-MAMATA DEVI H DINESH SINGH F LNK 4070470 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-JAYGAON PO-GARSI 24 CHANDRA MOHAN SINGH M NK 4070483 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-HATHNOOR PO- HATHNOOR 25 SMT-RAJANI DEVI H CHANDRA MOHAN F NK 4070483 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-HATHNOOR PO- SINGH HATHNOOR 26 CHANDRA MOHAN M LNK 4070544 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-UBANI PO-FATEHAPUR 27 SURENDRA PRASAD M NK 4070702 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BUNIDANDA PO- YAMKESHWAR 28 SMT-ROSHANI DEVI H SURENDRA PRASAD F NK 4070702 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BUNIDANDA PO- YAMKESHWAR 29 DHIRENDRA SINGH M NK 4070768 RECORDS GARHWAL RIF. LANSDOWNE VILL-KATHAR PO-CHAILUSAIN 30 SMT-SASHI DEVI H DHIRENDRA SINGH F NK 4070768 RECORDS GARHWAL RIF. LANSDOWNE VILL-KATHAR PO-CHAILUSAIN 31 PADAMENDRA SINGH M NK 4070821 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-DHARKOT PO-KIMASAR 32 SMT-ANITA DEVI H PADAMENDRA SINGH F NK 4070821 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-DHARKOT PO-KIMASAR 33 SURESH CHANDRA M NK 4071004 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BHALGAON PO- DADAMANDI 34 PARM SHIV UARVAKAR M NK 4071021 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-RAMJIWALA PO- KIMASAR 1 ELECTORAL REGISTRATION OFFICER 36-YAMKESHWAR ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 36-YAMKESHWAR 35 BALBIR SINGH M L/NK 4071023 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-JAMRGADDI PO- KOTDWARA 36 SMT-SUSHAM DEVI H BALBIR SINGH F L/NK 4071023 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-JAMRGADDI PO- KOTDWARA 37 RAMESH CHANDRA M NK 4071109 RECORDS GARH RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-KOTHALA PO- MOTADHAK 38 KIRPARAM M N K 4071242 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KESTA PO- SIMALNAMALLA 39 SMT-SUNITA DEVI H KIRPARAM F NK 4071242 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KESTA PO- SIMALNAMALLA 40 BRIJMOHAN SINGH M NK 4071302 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BALLI PO-DADAMANDI 41 SMT-MEENA DEVI H BRIJMOHAN SINGH F NK 4071302 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BALLI PO-DADAMANDI 42 SARPAR SINGH M LNK 4071310 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-SIRASU PO-MALA LANDSDOWNE(UA) 43 SMT-BABLI DEVI H SARPAR SINGH F LNK 4071310 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-SIRASU PO-MALA LANDSDOWNE(UA) 44 RAKESH CHANDRA M NK 4071325 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BARETH PO-KANDAKHAL 45 SMT-MANJU DEVI H RAKESH CHANDRA F NK 4071325 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BARETH PO-KANDAKHAL 46 SURENDRA SINGH M LNK 4071348 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-MAWAKOT PO- MAWAKOT 47 SMT-VINITA H SURENDRA SINGH F LNK 4071348 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-MAWAKOT PO- MAWAKOT 48 PAPENORA SINGH M NK 4071439 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KHOLKANDI PO- PAUKHAL 49 PUSHKAR SINGH BISHT M LNK 4071480 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-GOOM PO-AMOLA 50 PUSHAKAR SINGH M NK 4071516 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KHALKANDAI PO- PAUKHAL 51 SMT-URMILA DEVI H PUSHAKAR SINGH F NK 4071516 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KHALKANDAI PO- PAUKHAL 52 KRISHANA SINGH M NK 4071713 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BHARPUR PO-TIMLIBADI 53 SMT-ANITA DEVI H KRISHANA SINGH F NK 4071713 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BHARPUR PO-TIMLIBADI 54 SANTAN SINGH M LNK 4072022 RECORDS GARH RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-KHETUBASHI PO- VEDIKHAL 55 RAMBIR SINGH M L/NK 4072496 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-KIMAR PO-KANDAKHAL LANDSDOWNE(UA) 56 SMT-AJEETA DEVI H RAMBIR SINGH F L/NK 4072496 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-KIMAR PO-KANDAKHAL LANDSDOWNE(UA) 57 CHANDRAPAL SINGH M LNK 4072726 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PULINDA PO-SHYALINGA 58 SMT=MEENA DEVI H CHANDRAPAL SINGH F LNK 4072726 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PULINDA PO-SHYALINGA 59 SURAJPAL SINGH M LNK 4072730 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KHERA TALLA PO-KHERA TALLA 60 SMT-VEENA DEVI H SURAJPAL SINGH F LNK 4072730 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-JAYGAON PO-GARSI 61 GABAR SINGH RANA M L/NK 4072978 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PALELA PO-MALA 62 SMT-MANGLA DEVI H GABAR SINGH RANA F L/NK 4072978 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PALELA PO-MALA 63 MOHAN SINGH M NK 4073056 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-MAWAKOT PO- MAWAKOT 64 JAI PRAKASH M LNK 4073134 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-DUGADDA PO-DUGADDA 65 HARENDRA SINGH M L/NK 4073213 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-BALLI PO-RAJWAT 66 ASHOK KUMAR M RFN 4073281 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-SIRAN PO-DADAMANDI 67 ALAM SINGH M LNK 4073444 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-UMALDA PO-HANUMANTI 68 VINOD SINGH M NK 4073661 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-CHAREKH PO-SYAUNGA 69 RAVINDRA SINGH M L/NK 4073712 G.R.R.C. LANSDONE VILL-RAMARI PO-SEYALINGA 70 SOHANSINGH M RFN 4073724 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-GAIENBARA PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) LANSDOWNE 2 ELECTORAL REGISTRATION OFFICER 36-YAMKESHWAR ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 36-YAMKESHWAR 71 SMT-AITA DEVI H SOHAN SINGH F RFN 4073724 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-GAIENBARA PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) LANSDOWNE 72 KAILASH CHANDRA M L/NK 4073845 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-MAWAKOT PO- MAWAKOT 73 SMT-KUSHAM H KAILASH CHADRA F L/NK 4073845 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-MAWAKOT PO- MAWAKOT 74 NITAYNAND M LNK 4073863 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-NAIRUL PO-HATHNUR 75 SMT-SAXMI DEVI H NITAYNAND F LNK 4073863 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-NAIRUL PO-HATHNUR 76 BILLNDW SINGH M NK 4073864 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-DIUSHA PO-PILLSHAVLA LANDSDOWNE(UA) 77 SMT-PUSHBA DEVI H BILLNDW SINGH F NK 4073864 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-DIUSHA PO-PILLSHAVLA LANDSDOWNE(UA) 78 BIRENDRA SINGH M NK 4073864 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-DISUA PO-SAUNRAKHAL 79 SMT-PUSHAPA DEVI H BIRENDRA SINGH F NK 4073864 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-DISUA PO-SAUNRAKHAL 80 SUBHASH SINGH M L/NK 4073925 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-GOOLLAMALLE PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) BHAWASI 81 SMT-ANJANA DEVI H SUBHASHA SINGH F L/NK 4073925 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLIS VILL-GOOLLAMALLE PO- LANDSDOWNE(UA) BHAWASI 82 DINESH CHANDRA M RFN 4073927 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-NADDA PO-DADAMANDI 83 RAJPAL SINGH M NK 4073941 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-RAJWAT PO-RAJWAT 84 SMT-BANITA DEVI H RAJPAL SINGH F NK 4073941 G.R.R.C. LANSDWONE VILL-RAJWAT PO-RAJWAT 85 SATENDRA SINGH M RFN 4074059 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PNCHUR PO-THANGER 86 SMT-NEELAM DEVI H SATENDRA SINGH F RFN 4074059 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-PLLE PO-PLLE 87 SUKHPAL SINGH M RFN 4074077 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KUMERTHA PO- KUMERATHA 88 SMT-SHANTI DEVI H SUKHPAL SINGH F RFN 4074077 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KUMERTHA PO- KUMERATHA 89 GOVIND SINGH M RFN 4074097 RECORDS GARH RIF LANSDOWNE VILL-DHANPUR PO-BARETHI 90 VEDPRAKASH M RFN 4074445 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-KIMSAR PO-KANDAKHAL 91 OMBEER SNGH M HAV 4074509 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL.MEMGORY PO.FATHEPUR PIN 900400 C/O 56 APO 92 SMT.RANI DEVI H OMBEER SINGH F HAV 4074509 RECORDS GARHWAL RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL.MEMGORY PO.FATHEPUR PIN 900400 C/O 56 APO 93 HARI PRASAD M RFN 4074513 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-GANGABHOGPUR PO- GANGABHOGPUR 94 VIJAY SINGH M RFN 4074568 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BINTAKHET PO-KHOTAR 95 SMT-DAMYANTI DEVI H VIJAY SINGH F RFN 4074568 RECORDS GARH RIFLES LANSDOWNE VILL-BINTAKHET PO-KHOTAR 96 BHAWAN SINGH M LNK 4074777 G.R.R.C.
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