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FINAL LIST of FAMILIES of RURAL I JAMMU.Xlsx List of additional families as per census 2011 of Jammu Rural -I. Teshil - Jourian Tarsem Lal Ration Dealer Dhok Khalsa S.No Name with Parentage Village No. of Souls 1 Darshan Lal S/o Raghunath Dhok Khalsa 4 2 Sonu Kumar S/o Moti Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 3 Tarsem Lal S/o Lochan Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 4 Rajni W/o Bodh Raj Dhok Khalsa 1 5 Des Raj S/o Chajju Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 6 Kuldeep Raj S/o Kartar Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 7 Madan Lal S/o Om Parkash Dhok Khalsa 2 8 Sham Lal S/o Om Parkash Dhok Khalsa 2 9 Surinder Kumar S/o Tej Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 10 Shashi Kumar S/o Jalla Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 11 Mohd. Shabir S/o Quasim Dhok Khalsa 5 12 Deepak Sharma S/o Bishan Lal Dhok Khalsa 3 13 Sat Paul S/o Jalla Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 14 Ashok Kumar S/o Bachiter Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 15 Tarsem Lal S/o Chuni Lal Dhok Khalsa 4 16 Suresh Kumar S/o Sangara Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 17 Babu Ram S/o Dina Nath Dhok Khalsa 4 18 Mohan Lal S/o Kndu Ram Dhok Khalsa 8 19 Ragbir Sharma S/o Punu Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 20 Mulkh Raj S/o Dadu Ram Dhok Khalsa 5 21 Girdhari Lal S/o Bachiter Ram Dhok Khalsa 5 22 Parshotam Lal S/o Chuni Lal Dhok Khalsa 4 23 Sinda Ram S/o Mohan Lal Dhok Khalsa 3 24 Anu Sharma S/o Mohan Lal Dhok Khalsa 3 25 Sheru Ram S/o Bahri Ram Dhok Khalsa 5 26 Padam Kumar S/o Kartar Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 27 Kebal Kumar S/o Kartar Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 28 Rajni Devi W/o Bodh Raj Dhok Khalsa 3 29 Om Parkash S/o Pala Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 30 Mehas Kumar S/o Om Parkash Dhok Khalsa 3 31 Ram Lal S/o Krishan Lal Dhok Khalsa 4 32 Yash Paul S/o Chajju Ram Dhok Khalsa 1 33 Tilak Raj S/o Chajju Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 34 Kali Dass S/o Minjru Ram Dhok Khalsa 5 35 Rakesh Kumar S/o Manga Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 36 Krishan Lal S/o Manga Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 37 Maya Devi W/o Miya Ram Dhok Khalsa 2 38 Balinder Kumar S/o Pazara Lal Dhok Khalsa 4 39 Surekha Devi W/o Balbir kumar Dhok Khalsa 2 40 Yog Rah S/o Kali Dass Dhok Khalsa 4 41 Kandu Ram S/o Sat Paul Dhok Khalsa 4 42 Kaki Ram S/o Daya Ram Dhok Khalsa 6 43 Neelam Devi W/o Major Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 44 Pritam Lal S/o Major Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 45 Pritam Lal S/o Inderjeet Dhok Khalsa 4 46 Sikander Kumar S/o Inderjeet Dhok Khalsa 4 47 Manga Ram S/o Bodh Raj Dhok Khalsa 4 48 Bandna Devi W/o Suram Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 49 Sinda Kumar S/o Ambu Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 50 Gulshan Kumar S/o Kartar Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 51 Des Raj S/o Bansa Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 52 Janak Raj S/o Sanga Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 53 Brij Kumar S/o Tara Chand Dhok Khalsa 4 54 Subash Chander S/o Preema Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 55 Ashwani Kumar S/o Baldev Raj Dhok Khalsa 4 56 Viswa Devi W/o Yash Paul Dhok Khalsa 2 57 Sandeep Kumar S/o Chaman Lal Dhok Khalsa 5 58 Reeta Devi W/o Raguber Dass Dhok Khalsa 4 59 Gulshan Kumar S/o Tej Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 60 yash Paul S/o Sardari Lal Dhok Khalsa 5 61 Rakesh Kumar S/o Chaman lal Dhok Khalsa 5 62 Gopal Dass S/o Amar Nath Dhok Khalsa 3 63 Chaman Lal S/o Ambu Ram Dhok Khalsa 4 64 Rashpal Dass S/o Ram Dass Dhok Khalsa 4 65 Ravi Bhagat S/o Bansi La l Dhok Khalsa 5 66 Pawan Kumar S/o Ram Lal Dhok Khalsa 4 67 Ajay Kumar S/o Baldev Raj Dhok Khalsa 2 68 Kuldeep Raj S/o Jagan Nath Dhok Khalsa 5 69 Manga Ram S/o Bodh Raj Dhok Khalsa 2 70 Kali Dass S/o Chuni Lal Dhok Khalsa 3 71 Jankar Dass S/o Sanga Ram Dhok Khalsa 3 72 Kuldeep Raj S/o Mela Ram Dhok Khalsa 9 73 Krishan Lal S/o Om Parkash Dhok Khalsa 4 74 Tarsem Lal S/o Krishan Lal Dhok Khalsa 6 Kanta Devi Ration Dealer Village Bhalwal Brahman S.No Name with Parentage Village No. of Souls 1 Barma Nand S/o Baldev Raj Bheri Taryai 5 2 Suneet Kumar S/o Dewan Chand Bheri Taryai 4 3 Sudesh Kumar S/o Gyan Chand Bheri Taryai 5 4 Bachan Lal S/o Mangu ram Bheri Taryai 4 5 Parshotam Lal S/o Totu Ram Bheri Taryai 5 6 Shamsher lal S/o Chajju Ram Bheri Taryai 4 7 Shamsher Lal S/o Rattan Lal Bheri Taryai 4 8 Pawan Kumar S/o Des Raj Bheri Taryai 2 9 Beli Ram S/o Bhagtu Ram Bheri Taryai 3 10 Rajesh Kumar S/o Baldev Raj Bheri Taryai 3 11 Kuldeep Raj S/o Kaka Ram Bheri Taryai 4 12 Romesh Lal S/o Desh Raj Bheri Taryai 4 13 Waryam Chand S/o Kirpa Ram Bheri Taryai 2 14 Subash Chander S/o Motti Ram Bheri Taryai 4 15 Bhagwan Dass S/o Mohan Lal Bheri Taryai 4 16 Devi Das S/o Mohan Lal Bheri Taryai 5 17 Suram Chand S/o Ghani Bheri Taryai 4 18 Tirloke Lata W/o Rajinder Kumar Bheri Taryai 3 19 Ashok Kumar S/o Gareeb Dass Bheri Taryai 4 20 Jagdish Raj S/o Manga Ram Bheri Taryai 5 21 Ajeet Kumar S/o Manga Ram Bheri Taryai 2 22 Reena Devi W/o Suresh Kumar Bheri Taryai 2 23 Sunita Sharma W/o Ashwani Bheri Taryai 2 Kumar 24 Rini Sharma W/o Suresh Kumar Bheri Taryai 2 25 Pawan Kumar S/o Om Parkash Bheri Taryai 3 26 Surinder Kumar S/o Amar Nath Bheri Taryai 4 27 Jugal kishore S/o amar Nath Bheri Taryai 3 28 Kapoor chand S/o Shiv Dass Bheri Taryai 2 29 Gainao Devi W/o Ambu Ram Bheri Taryai 4 30 Vijay Sharma W/o Mela Ram Bheri Taryai 4 31 neeta Sharma W/o Subash Bheri Taryai 3 Chander 32 Suram Chand S/o Ghani Ram Bheri Taryai 4 33 Surinder Kumar S/o Amar Nath Bheri Taryai 3 34 Soma Devi S/o Puran Chand Bheri Taryai 5 35 Rakesh Kumar S/o Harbans Lal Bheri Taryai 3 36 Neelam Kumari W/o Vijay Kumar Bheri Taryai 2 37 Rajinder Kumar S/o Gullu Ram Bheri Taryai 2 38 Ravinder Kumar S/o Gullu Ram Bheri Taryai 2 39 Rekha Devi W/o kawal Kumar Bheri Taryai 3 40 Gopal Dass S/o Bansi Lal Bheri Taryai 4 41 Jagdish Raj S/o Bansi Lal Bheri Taryai 3 42 Balwant Raj S/o Gian Chand Bheri Taryai 3 43 Parshotam Lal S/o Baldev Raj Bheri Taryai 4 44 Pramu Dass S/o Isher Dass Bheri Taryai 6 45 Bahadur Ram S/o Bakilu Ram Bheri Taryai 4 46 Chaman Lal S/o Tej Ram Bheri Taryai 5 47 Subash Chander S/o Durga Dass Bheri Taryai 4 48 Bodh Raj S/o Amar Nath Bheri Taryai 6 49 Koshal kumar S/o Hans Raj Bheri Taryai 3 50 Kuldeep Raj S/o Jodha Ram Bheri Taryai 4 51 Sham Lal S/o Sadhu Ram Bheri Taryai 3 52 Vaishno Devi W/o Parash Ram Bheri Taryai 6 53 Bodh Raj S/o Bashamer Nath Bheri Taryai 6 54 Thoru Ram S/o Mansha Ram Bheri Taryai 4 55 Dharmu S/o Thoru Ram Bheri Taryai 6 56 Tej Ram S/o Gopi Ram Bheri Taryai 3 57 Gita Devi W/o Puran Chand Bheri Taryai 3 58 Rashpal Chand S/o Kunju Ram Bheri Taryai 5 59 Parshotam Lal S/o Mela Ram Bheri Taryai 5 60 Mohd. Arif S/o Gulam Nabi Bhalwal Brahmana 6 61 Mohd. Jusif S/o Mughal Bhalwal Brahmana 4 62 Mohd. Eqbal S/o Mohd. Basher Bhalwal Brahmana 4 63 Mohd. Bahil S/o Faquir Basher Bhalwal Brahmana 7 64 Mohd. Rakir S/o Mohd. Shubb Bhalwal Brahmana 4 65 Gidked S/o Hajji Hashan Bhalwal Brahmana 4 66 Naresh Kumar S/o Gusha Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 67 Sikander Kumar S/o Guddu Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 68 Rani Devi W/o Krishan Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 3 69 Rekha Devi W/o Om Parkash Bhalwal Brahmana 3 70 Banita Devi W/o Bari Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 3 71 Pardeep Kumar S/o Bansi Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 3 72 Subash Chander S/o Milkhi Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 3 73 Rosa Ram S/o Dev Raj Bhalwal Brahmana 4 74 Romesh Lal S/o Manga Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 2 75 Dalip Kumar S/o Ballo Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 76 Kuldeep Raj S/o Kunda Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 5 77 Asha Devi W/o Ajay Kumar Bhalwal Brahmana 3 78 Anju Devi W/o Suresh Kumar Bhalwal Brahmana 3 79 Skinder S/o Dharam Chand Bhalwal Brahmana 4 80 Jagdish Raj S/o Bansi Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 3 81 Shubh Lata W/o Vijay Kumar Bhalwal Brahmana 2 82 Prem Lata W/o Mohinder paul Bhalwal Brahmana 2 83 Pawan Kumar S/o Tara Chand Bhalwal Brahmana 4 84 Tilak Raj S/o Jagdish Raj Bhalwal Brahmana 3 85 Pawan Kumar S/o Jagdish Raj Bhalwal Brahmana 4 86 Kuldeep Raj S/o Girdhari Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 3 87 Kewal Kumar S/o Wryam Chand Bhalwal Brahmana 4 88 Papu Kumar S/o Raki Kumar Bhalwal Brahmana 6 89 Pawan Kumar S/o Faquir Chand Bhalwal Brahmana 4 90 Kewal Kumar S/o Malee Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 91 Reeta Sharma W/o Kartar Chand Bhalwal Brahmana 2 92 Parshotam Lal S/o Hari Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 7 93 Sardari Lal S/o Sadhu Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 5 94 Shakuntla Devi W/o Chaman Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 9 95 Kusam Lata W/o Kishore Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 4 96 Som Nath S/o Munshi Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 97 Ashok Kumar S/o Munshi Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 5 98 Sham Lal S/o Theru Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 5 99 Sham Lal S/o Dina Nath Bhalwal Brahmana 4 100 Bodh Raj S/o Indru Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 7 101 Naresh Kumar S/o Faizu Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 3 102 Kasturi Lal S/o Bal Krishan Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 5 103 Kewal Raj S/o Sri Niwas Bhalwal Brahmana 4 104 Kartar Chand Chand Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 3 105 Dhan Pal Sharma S/o indru Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 3 106 Sat Paul S/o Indru Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 2 107 Ashok Kumar S/o Sain Dass Bhalwal Brahmana 4 108 Parshotam Lal S/o Hans Raj Bhalwal Brahmana 3 109 Tirth Ram S/o Devi Ditta Bhalwal Brahmana 5 110 Dina Ram S/o Jodha Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 4 111 Kuldeep Raj S/o Shana Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 5 112 Vaishno Devi W/o Parsh Ram Bhalwal Brahmana 6 113 Kasturi Lal S/o Bal Krishan Lal Bhalwal Brahmana 5 Anurodh Kumar Ration Dealer Village Sohal S.No Name with Parentage Village No.
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