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Security Guard..Xlsx Date of Commencement:‐ 20/05/2014, Date of Completion:‐ 27/08/2014 AP/SEC/B/03 TELEPHONE/ TELEPHONE SL NO. NAME FATHER NAME MOTHER NAME REG NO. PRESENT ADDRESS DISTRICT MOBILE /MOBILE 2 Vill‐ Cheta, longding valley,po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Lower Dibang 1 Gelo Umbrey Lt. Mago Umbrey Lt. Ataya Mena 9436090637 9402754171 Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 2 Raghu Pulu Aijko Pulu Wome Menjo 9774922807 9862942756 E‐42, Vill‐ Abango, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 3 Nikil Langkam Dilip Langkam Sopa Langkam 9774931566 8413835640 Vill‐ Balek, Po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 4 Arun Meto Lt. Soge Meto Mami Meto 8119828047 Vill‐Maselo, Po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 5 Kamin Modi Sri. Sempel Modi Lt‐ Paku Modi 8414862869 8119827565 E‐78, Vill‐ Jia‐I, Po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 6 Ajay Das Haren Ch. Das Joshna Das 7308227374 9863831480 Vill‐ Mayu‐II, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 7 Pankhe Linggi Pengo Linggi Purnima Linggi 8119828118 8258910089 E‐132, Vill‐ Cheta‐I, po.ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 8 Rona Miuli Koja Miuli Sita Miuli 9863713281 7308003709 Vill‐ Abail, Po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal, Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 9 Gobinda Sharma Omprakash Sharma Uma Devi Sharma 8731093986 9612269313 Vill‐ Ezengo, Po.ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 10 kandu Tacho Rajiv Tacho Saya Pulu 9863405253 9862856204 Vill‐ Injono, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 11 Inni Menjo Kumta Menjo Chameli Menjo 7308312911 7308323119 Vill‐ Simare‐II, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesd Valley Vill‐ Wawol Sabban, po/ps‐ Changlang, Arunachal 12 Wangmi Kungma Wangtup Kungma Ranong Kungma 9402730976 9402730976 Changlang Pradesh 13 Prakesh Thapa Tilak Thapa RadhiKa Thapa 9954651366 9436216186 Changlang, Arunchal Pradesh Changlang 14 Shri Ongshe Kochong Limjang Kochong Bottu Kochong 8758910839 8258910835 Vill‐ Longman, po/ps‐ Jairampur, Arunachal Pradesh Changlang 15 Donseng Kungkho Ngongseng Kungkho kutna Kungkho 9402231752 9402668887 Changlang, Arunchal Pradesh Changlang 16 Thunlin kanglom Lomrop Kanglom Thumcha Kanglom 9402730976 Jongpho Hate, po/ps‐ Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Changlang Vill‐ Singmao, po/ps‐ Kharsang Changlang, Arunachal 17 Samken Kewang Nanwang Kewang Theyming Kewang 9402804383 9436082541 Changlang Pradesh 18 Rapsam Ngemu Ngongchik Ngemu Memu Ngemu 9402730976 Vill‐ Kangkho, po/ps‐ Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Changlang 19 Ngaisham Rangai Mitu Rangai Wommah Rangai 9402451949 9436422332 Vill‐ Old Jukhi, Po/ps‐ Manmao, Arunachal Pradesh Changlang 20 Wangam Hakhun Thomwang Hakhun Chanhun Hakhun 9436674378 9402926661 Vill‐ Khonsa, Po/ps‐ Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh Khonsa 21 Muntu Taisim Nonghim Taisim Roichia Taisim 9402973257 9402207566 Changlang, Arunchal Pradesh Changlang Lower Dibang 22 Wijo Miso Anukhru Miso Anopi Miso 9402113248 9402280576 Vill‐ Desali, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 23 Anil Mihu Lt. Wele Mihu Musi Mihu 9402231487 7308456075 Vill‐ Imuli, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 24 Onom Tayeng Komger Tayeng Aseng Tayeng 9862631814 8119827587 Vill‐ Jia, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley 25 Tashap Pizi Karta Pizi Lt. Yamo Pizi 9402210634 9436869239 Vill‐ Hamba Pinda, po/ps‐ Seppa, Arunachal Pradesh East Kameng 26 Shumbo Tangha Jonglat Tangha Singneng Tangha 9436740081 9402484767 Vill‐ Longkey, po/ps‐ Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Changlang Lower Dibang 27 Toniyang Lego Marling Lego Pedma Lego 9863565401 9612425838 Vill‐ Parbuk,po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 28 Doko Mili Lt. Maru Mili Nakha Mili 7308349571 9862949808 Vill‐ Emuli, PO/PS‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley 29 Takede Miuli Esuchu Miuli Khushi A. Prawe 9402659864 9862895796 Vill‐ Brito, Po/ps‐ Anini Dibang Valley Lower Dibang 30 Lipeng Pangkok Kangnus Pangkok Onam Pangkak 8974784852 Vill‐ Jia, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 31 Makyem Lego Lt. Damgkuk Lego Oti Lego 9957729862 Parbuk mabang, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 32 Kalom Lego Ikil Lego Oying Lego 7308131531 Parbuk mabang‐I, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley 33 Animesh Buragohai Bipul Buragohai Obonty Buragohai 9862852577 Dicrong, Mayu‐ II Lower Dibang 34 Judish Tayeng Kutyar Tayeng Etten Tayeng 9863637326 Parbuk mabang‐I, po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley Lower Dibang 35 Ateko Mena Gogoi Mena Mingthu Mena 8415823206 Vill‐Maselo, Po/ps‐ Roing, Arunachal Pradesh Valley 36 Ashi Melo Moto Melo Ekipi Pulo 9402916957 Vill‐Etaye, PO/PS‐Anini,A.P Dibang Valley.
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