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Crm Services Injaipur (Intel) SALARY FOR THE M/O FEB 21 07.03.21 emplcode |linkunit location bankac emplname fathername |bankname net_pay ifsc A6388 CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDYd 50286425196 PANKAJ NIMENDER SINGH ALLAHABAD BAN 8231 ALLA0211102 A6571 CRM SERVICES INJAIPUR (INTEL) 50482707813 OMPRAKASH MEEKADU RAM MEEN| ALLAHABAD BAN 11143 ALLA0213420 A6601 CRM SERVICES INJAIPUR (INTEL)50488426101 |SONU KUMAR ME BABU LAL ALLAHABAD BAN 11271 ALLA0213420 A6610 CRM SERVICES INJAIPUR (INTEL)50488610134 ASHVANI KUMAR MOOL CHAND ALLAHABAD BAN 9986 ALLA0213420 A6680 INDO GOLF NATHU PUR 59144265309 |MOHIT SINGHHAR CHANDRA ALLAHABAD BAN 8664 ALLAO211111 A6756 ONE POINT ONE S17, UDYOG VIHAR59116478344 PRADEEP SINGH DINESH SINGH ALLAHABAD BAN 12090 ALLA0211092 A6976 PAUL GEORGEALAKNANDA 50253779017 RAJA KUMARVINOD KUMAR ALLAHABAD BAN 10357|ALLAO211083 A6782PURI CONSTRUCT TOTAL SALARY50170890970 ASHOK MANDAL GANGA RAM MAN ALLAHABAD BAN 12500 ALLA0212610 A7162 MOTHER DAIRY FIPATPARGANJ 008410100057962 ANIL KUMAR SING DEVNARAYAN SIN ANDHRABANK| 3792 ANDBO000084 A6631 CRM SERVICES INIC 2-JAIPUR 1711221314344893 SHANKAR LAL GU LADU RAM GURAAU FINANCE BAN 3375 AUBLO002213 A6565 CRM SERVICESIN{JAIPUR (INTEL) 1911221324204082 ASHARAM MEEN RAMDHAN MEENAUu SMALL FINAN 11143 AUBLOO02213 A6674 CIRCLE E-H/K 42,43 KUNDLI 915010045469404 KOMAL DEVI SURAJ AXIS BANK 8821|UTIBOO01260 A6970IMJAIN &COMPA RAM VIHAR 915010031173102 SHYAM BIHARI BHIKHARI |AXIS BANK 1636 UTIBO000049 A6263 KAPIL ENTERPRIS 330 KUNDLI 119010100018762 VLJAY KUMAR SIN BIRBAL SINGH AXISBANK 6500 UTIB0000119 A6612 RYAN SCHOOL BAHADUR GARH H919010069456963 MOHIT RATHEE MUNESH RATHEE AXIS BANK 10000 UTIBO002399 A6323 SAGE MATELS NIMRANA, GGN 919010018619285 BHIM CHOUHAN HANUMAN |AXIS BANK 12500 UTIBO001787 A6734SAGE MATELS NIMRANA, GGN 920010012507324 TARACHAND OMPRAKASH AXIS BANK 8143 UTIBO000791 A6398 APEEJAY STYA UN SOHNA 911010058137569 RAM PRASAD BHULLI AXIS BANK LTD 12536 UTIBO0O0206 A7306 INTELENET GLOB 408, SECURITY GU916010025709697 SATYENDRA SING CHHOTA SINGH AXIS BANK LTD 3450 UTIBO001527 A6781 PURI CONSTRUCT|TOTAL SALARY 916010080484355 |RAM KUMAR SITA CHRAN AXIS BANK LTD 12500 UTIBO000448 AS138 SAGE MATELS BAWAL, RIWARI |166010100168335 |PRADEEP KUMAR|SAMPAT RAM KH AXIS BANK LTD 16393 UTIBOO00166 0073 WESTECH SECURI LAJPAT NAGAR 50200012042163 SHIV NANDAN SH ROOPRAM SHARN BANDHAN BANK 20000 BDBL0001634 D159 |MOTHER DAIRY F{PATPARGANJ62260100004838 |VINOD KUMAR MSH. KAMESHWAR BANK OF BAROA 12542 BARBOVJLAJP A2371 13 NO BABAR LANCP 62260100003269 YASHVEER SINGH SHRI JAI PAL SING BANK OF BARODA 10643 BARBOVJLAJP J403 13 NO BABAR LANCP 62260100005181 HEERA LAL MALLASH.CHOTTE LAL BANK OF BARODA 16400 BARBOVJLAJP A3136 A 1/40 PANCHSH|PANCHSHEEL PAR|62260100003628 SUBODH KUMAR PRADIP NARAYANBANK OF BARODA 11571 BARBOVJLAJP 8710 A 1/40 PANCHSH PANCHSHEEL PAR|62260100003491 RANJIT SINGHLT.SH.JAGDEV SIN BANK OF BARODA 3857 BARBOVJLAJP A2259 AV. INTERNATIONE 108 SECTOR 63 62260100003472 SUKHENDRA SINGS/0 BAHAR SINGHBANK OF BARODA 13357 BARBOVJLAJP 8658 ADVANCE INDIA |B242 OKHLA II 62260100003131 BHARAT BHUSHAISH. JAGARNATH SBANK OF BARODA 11426 BARB0VILAJP B961 ADVANCE INDIA P226 OKHLA II 62260100000264 AMIT KUMAR JHASH.LAXMI KANT JH BANK OF BARODA 13910 BAR8OVJLAJP CO59 ADVANCE INDIA 226 OKHLA I62260100002672 |MITHILESH SINGHSH. NATHUNI SING BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP |0106 ADVANCE INDIA P258 OKHLA INDUg62260100003783 JITENDER SINGH DEENA NATH SIN BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP B185 ADVANCE INDIA 258OKHLA INDUS62260100004985 |MUSTAK KHAN SH. KAIUM KHANBANK OF BARO0DA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP B184 ADVANCE INDIA 52 BOKHLA 62260100004983 SHANKAR BHAGWSH. HARI HAR SIN BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP B661 ADVANCE INDIA P52 BOKHLA 62260100003136 |VIJAY KUMAR SH.RAM CHAYAN BANK OF BARODA 13413 BARBOVJLAJP | B662 ADVANCE INDIA P42, OKHLA PHASE 62260100004012 VINOD MANDAL SH. BASUDEV MA BANK OF BARODA 11426 BARBOVJLAJP B711 ADVANCE INDIA 42, OKHLA PHASE 62260100000328 GANESH PANDEY SH. RAVINDARNA BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP B883 ADVANCE INDIA P42, OKHLA PHASE62260100002805 ASHWANI MISHRASH.BIRENDRA KUN BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP A1936 ADVANCE INDIA PJ 210 SAINIK FARN62260100003357 AKHLESH KUMAR SH. CHETAN SING BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP B272 ADVANCE INDIA PJ 210 SAINIK FARN62260100003507 |RANJEET PATHAK|LT.SH.CHARDHAR BANK OF BARODA 13910 BARBOVJLAJP 19 AFFLATUS INTERNOKHLA 62260100003293 RAVI PRAKASH SINSH. MUNNA SING BANK OF BARODA 11500 BARBOVJLAJP |A2822 AFFLATUS INTERNOKHLA 62260100003394 MUKUNDA BEHELT BHAGWAN BEHBANK OF BARODA 11500 BARBOVJLAJP A6504 AFFLATUS INTERNOKHLA 62260100004298 |NARAYAN JI PATH|KAPILMUNI PATH BANK OF BARODA 821 BARBOVJLAJP A6443 AFSS CONSULTAN NOIDA 62260100005221 NANDAN SINGH SHIV SINGH BANK OF BARODA 13395BARBOVJLAJP 1080 AMITOJEE INDIANX-28 OKHLA 62260100003757 DINESH YADAV RAM CHANDER YBANK OF BARODA 11393 BAR80VJLAJP W157 ANIL GUPTA C-18 PAMPOSE 62260100004439 PRADEEP YADAV ISH.SANJU YADAV BANK OF BAROD 13220 BARBOVJLAJP A2036 APEEJAY STYA UN|SOHNA 62260100003404 DEVENDER SINGHSH. KHILONI BANK OF BARODA 13500 BARBOVJLAJP |A2037 APEEJAY STYA UN SOHNA 62260100003401 |NETRAM SH. JUGAL KISHOR BANK OF BARODA 13500 BARB0VJLAJP A2048 APEEJAY STYA UN SOHNA 62260100002468 ASHOK KUMAR S/O KASHINARESHBANK OF BAROD 8679 BARBOVJLAJP A2777 APEEJAY STYA UN SOHNA 78770100000864 |SUDHEER HARIRAM BANK OF BARODA 13500 BARBOVJGURG3 A3154 |APEEJAY STYA UN|SOHNA 62210100002131 SURESH KUMAR RISHIPAL BANK OF BARODA 8679 BARBOVISOHN A3206 APEEJAY STYA UN SOHNA 78770100000837 TALIM TAYYAB BANK OF BARODA 13500 BARBOVJGURG |0117 |ARCHNA ADVERT|C-78, OKHLA 62260100004648 AJIT KUMAR PAN BANK OF BARODA 11500 BARBOVJLAJP B888 ARCHNA ADVERTIIC-78, OKHLA 62260100004262 VUAY KUMAR SHJAGDISH BANK OF BARODA 10268 BARBOVJLAJP W582 ARGROUP INTERNB-34 NFC 62260100003674 MAHADEV SINGH SH.BHIKAM SINGHBANK OF BARODA 4500 BARBovJLAJP A710 ARGUP INTERNAT|SECTOR-9, NOIDA 62260100003446 VIKRAM SINGH LT.SH. RAMJI SING BANK OF BARODA 11000 BARBOVJLAJP B981 ASDC OKHLA 62260100004508 SURENDER SINGH|LT.SH. SULEH SIN BANK OF BARODA 11422 BARBOVJLAJP 0989 ASHA COMMUNITSECTOR 6R.K. PU62260100002947 DAYANAND SHUHSH.BRIJNATH SHBANK OF BARODA 16357 BARB0VJLAJP A615 ASHA COMMUNI| SECTOR 6R.K. PU62260100002931 JABBAR KHAN LT.SH. CHOTTE KHBANK OF BARODA 12500 BARBOVJLAJP w315 ASHA COMMUNI SECTOR 6 R.K. PU62260100004405 BABAN SHAH LT.SH.NANAK SHA BANK OF BARODA 15715 BARBOVJLAJP 0464 ASHWATH QUIPPKHURESI KHAS62260100003966 |LAL BAHADUR SH.MUNNI LAL BANK OF BARODA 6750 BARB0VJLAJP A1670 ASHWATH QUIPPRASHID MARKET (62260100005043 SAT PAL SH. BUDHU BANK OF BARODA 12800 BARBOVJLAJP B867 BHAI PARMANAD SEC-8 HRS 62260100003903 |MAHESH CHAND SH.GARIB DASS BANK OF BARoDA 9366 BARB0VJLAJP A4487 BHAI PARMANAN(SEC-12 HRS 62260100004673 |NARAYAN SINGH GUSAI SINGH BANK OF BARODA 17357 BARBOVJLAJP 0266 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H62260100003780 VUAY KUMAR SIN SH.KISHORI SINGHBANK OF BARODA 15140 BARBOVJLAJP O269 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003777 NIHAL SINGH SH.SEO CHAND BANK OF BARODA 12977 BARBovJLAJP 0270 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8HA62260100003776 UMA SHANKAR CHSH.AGAM LAL CH BANK OF BARODA 15140 BAR8OVJLAJP 0275 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100004445 MUNI RAM MEENSH.NANII RAM M{BANK OF BARODA 13575 BARBOVJLAJP 0279 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003950 HARISH KUMAR SH.LALU RAM BANK OF BARODA 13575 BARBÖVJLAJP 0501 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE| PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003955 SANTOSH KUMARSH.ISHWAR SINGH BANK OF BARODA 1357S BAR8OVJLAJ 0043 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8HH62260100003772 VIJAY RAM MEEN SH.NANJI RAM MBANK OF BARODA 5818 BARBOVJLAJF DeinN 0920 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H62260100003779 DEVENDER RAJENDER BANK OF BARODA 13575 BARBOVJLAJA AO01 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H62260100003778 GYAN SINGH SH.KAJODMAL BANK OF BARODA 13090 BARBOVJLAJP 1510 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE| PUSHP VIHAR-8H62260100004947 DASHRATH SINGHSH. RAMRAJ SING BANK OF BARODA B612 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE PUSHP VIHAR-8H62260100003120 13090 BARBoVJLAJP NARENDRA SINGHS/0 SH. LACCHM {BANK OF BARODA 13575 BARBOVJLAJP |DO32 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE|PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003499 PREM SINGH NEG AMAR SINGHBANK OF BARODA J082 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003959 12606 BARBOVJLAJP HARENDER TIWA RAMAYAN TIWAABANK OF BARODA 13575 BARBOvILAJP W409 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE PUSHP VIHAR-8H 62260100003977 MOHAR SINGH MLT.SH.GYASI RAM|BANK OF BARODA 13090 BARBOVJLAJP 0268 BIRLA VIDYA NIKE| PUSHPVIHAR-12 H62260100003775 TEJ SINGH SH. JAGRAM BANK OF BARODA A2506 18050 BARBOVILAJP BIRLA VIDYA NIKE| PUSHPVIHAR-12 H62260100002505 DAYA RAM SH. ALAM SINGH BANK OF BARODA 24968 BARBOVILAJP j276 SECTOR 27 FARID 622601o0004994 BINOD KUMAR SYSADANAND SWA| BANK OF BARODA 17992 BARBOVJLAJP B182 CLEDUCATE LTD |MOHAN COOPERA 62260100004984 CHHOTE LAL SH. BHAGWAN DABANK OF BARODA 11000 BARBOVJLAJP B863 CLEDUCATE LTD MOHAN COOPERA 62260100004851 MANOJ KUMAR SH. RAM BILAS BANK OF BARODA 8929 BARBOVJLAJP A6042 CAIRN VEDANTA |ASF TOWER UDYq30290100009899 SURENDER TARA CHAND BANK OF BARODA 16965 BARBODLFGUR 44Ab CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDYG62260100006462 VIR HARI SINGH BANK OF BARODA 18270 BARBOVJLAJP A6045 CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDY 09560100019739 SUNIL KUMAR MEGHRAJ BANKOF BARODA A6046 CAIRN VE DANTA ASF TOWER UDY 62260100006458 18900 BARBORAJGAR A6047 CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDYd 62260100006459 VISHRAM YADAV |BABU LAL YADAV BANK OF BAROD 17295 BARBOVJLAJP PRAVEEN AIT BANK OF BARODA 17618 BARBOVJLAJP |A6048 CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDYd62260100006468 BISHAN SINGH KRISHAN SINGH BANK OF BARODA 17295 BARBOVJLAJP A6049 CAIRN VEDANTA ASF TOWER UDYq 20360100012090 KANHAIYA LAL KEDAR NATH BANKOF
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