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Railway Board) BY FAX GOVERNMENT OF INDIA/BHARAT SARKAR MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS/RAIL MANTRALAYA (RAILWAY BOARD) No. 2013/V-1/INSP/2/1 New Delhi, dated 11.12.2013 The General Managers (Vigilance), East Coast Railway, Bhubaneshwar East Central Railway, Hajipur Eastern Railway, Kolkata Metro, Kolkata Northeast Frontier Railway, Maligon, Guwahati South Eastern Railway, Kolkata South Central Railway, Secunderabad Southeast Central Railway, Bilaspur Sub: Selection of Investigating Inspector (Vig.)/Traffic in scale of Rs.9300-34800/- with Grade Pay Rs.4600/- in the Vigilance Directorate, Railway Board The written examination for the above said selection will be held on 11th January, 2014 (Saturday). Following candidates of your Railway may be directed to report to Dy.CVO/T, Eastern Railway, fairly place, Kolkata at 10:00 AM on 11th January, 2014 (Saturday) for appearing in the written examination. East Coast Railway 1 SAGAR RANJAN PUHAN Dy. SS/Dhanmandal/KUR 2 PRADEEP KUMAR DAS Section Controller/KUR 3 RANJIT KUMAR SAHOO Sr. Goods Guard/KUR 4 BISWAJIT MOHANTY OS/Optg./Khurda Road 5 NALINA KANTA SAHOO Section Controller/KUR 6 DILIP KUMAR BHUJBAL Sr. Goods Guard/Khurda Road 7 PRIYABRAT BEHERA SM/KUR 8 ASHOK KUMAR MOHANTY Section Controller/KUR 9 ARUN KUMAR ROUTRAY Chief Controller/KUR 10 PABITRA RAUL Sr. Goods Guard/Khurda Road 11 SATYASUNDAR RAUTARAY SCR/KUR 12 RAKESH KUMAR PARIDA SM/TGRL/KUR 13 PRANAVE KUMAR TTI/KUR 14 NRUSINGH CHARAN DAS CRS-II/BBS 15 ASIRBAD BEHERA SM/HDS/KUR 16 RABINDRA KUMAR PANDIT OS/COM Office/BBS East Central Railway 1 RADHE SHYAM CTI/HQ/MGS 2 SATYA RANJAN SM/MGS 3 AJAY KUMAR SINGH TI/Store/MGS 4 NIRANJAN KUMAR SINGH SS/CDMR/MGS 5 MITHILESH KUMAR SINGH SS/CDMR/MGS 6 GYANENDRA KUMAR PATHAK SM/CDMR/MGS 7 AMRENDRA KUMAR SM/MGS 8 SUNIL KUMAR TIMGS 9 SUSHIL KUMAR Dy. CYM/MGS 10 RAJESH KUMAR SINHA Chief controller/MGS 11 RAVI SHANKER SINHA SM/MGS 12 NASEER AHAMED CHC/MGS 13 AJAY KUMAR VERMA TI/ZRTI/MFP 14 GUNJAN KUMAR TI/ZRTI/MFP 15 SMT RITU PHILIP HCC/DHN 16 DHANANJAY KUMAR RS/RNQ/DHN 17 SAKET KUMAR RS-II/DHN 18 NILESH KUMAR SINGH RS-II/DHN 19 SHIB SHANKAR BHADRA RS-II/DHN 20 SATISH KUMAR TTI/DHN 21 MITHILESH KUMAR ROY SS/Naranpur anant/Sonepur 22 GHANSHYAM PRASAD CTC/Sonpur 23 VINAY KUMAR CTC/Sonpur 24 ASHUTOSH KUMAR Train Controller/Sonepur 25 SHANKER SHARAN SHRIVASTAVA CTNC/SEE 26 ARVIND KUMAR Chief controller/Sonepur 27 VINOD KUMAR SINGH SM/Desari/SEE 28 VINOD KUMAR TI/Barauni/ 29 VIDYANAND BHAGAT SS/Nayagaon/Sonepur 30 YASHWANT KUMAR Catering Inspector/Sonepur 31 SANTOSH KUMAR TI/SEE 32 MANOJ KOMAR Instructor/ZRTI/MFP 33 GUNJAN KUMAR TI/ZRTI/MFP 34 AJAY KUMAR VERMA TI/ZRTI/MFP 35 SHESH NARAYAN SINGH TI/ZRTI/MFP 36 SOMNATH ARORA TI/ZRTI/MFP 37 RAJIB KANT Section Controller/DHN 38 ONKAR NATH JHA TI/CNL/DHN 39 PARTHA PROTIM DEY TI/CNL/DHN 40 SANJIV KUMAR JHA TI/CNL/DHN 41 UPENDRA YADAV TI/Crew Cell/DHN 42 RAKESH KUMAR TI(M)/HQ/DHN 43 AYON SENGUPTA TI/PLG/DHN 44 WILSON WILLIAM TI/PLG/DHN 45 KAMLESH SINGH SM/Bandhua/DHN 46 RAJESH KUMAR SM/Bandhua/DHN 47 SANJIV SINHA TI/DHN 48 NIRAJ KUMAR SINHA SM/Pradhan Khunta/DHN 49 MD. AFTAB AHMAD KHAN Instructor/ZRTI/Bhuli 50 MAHENDRA KUMAR Dy. SM/HZD/DHN 51 CHANDRA MOHAN PANDEY SM-II/Hazaribagh Road/DHN 52 RAJNISH KUMAR SM/Wazirganj/Danapur 53 JITENDRA KUMAR BHUSHAN Chief Controller/Danapur 54 BIRENDRA KUMAR CHC/Danapur 55 PREM KUMAR ROY SM-II/Danapur 56 I.A KHAN TI(M)/BKP 57 SUBODH KUMAR MAHARAJ TI/Safety/Danapur 58 DILIP KUMAR BARUA Dy. CIT/Patna 59 RAUSHAN KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA RS-II/RJPB 60 AJIT KUMAR RS-II/PNBE 61 HIMANSHU BHUSAN RS-II/Danapur 62 MILIND MADHAV RS/CTE/Danapur 63 RAJESH KUMAR RS-II/Danapur 64 RAJEEV RANJAN KESHRI RS-II/PNC 65 ATUL KUMAR SINHA RS-II/Danapur 66 NIRMAL KUMAR SAMUEL CS/HQ/DNR 67 BINOD KUMAR Chief Commercial Clerk/DNR 68 SANDEEP KUMAR RS-II/Patna 69 AJAY KUMAR SINHA RS-II/DNR 70 SUNIL KUMAR MALLICK TI/Samastipur 71 SANJEEVA KUMAR SM/Muktapur/Samastipur 72 KUMAR ABHISHEK Section controller 73 PRABHAKAR SINGH SM/Samastipur 74 RAKESH KUMAR SINHA ASM/Darbhanga/Samastipur 75 SUSHIL KUMAR SM/SPJ 76 MUNDRIKA PRASAD SINGH SM/Samastipur 77 ARUN KUMAR SHRIVASTAV CTNL/SPJ 78 RAJESH CHANDRA VERMA CTNL/SPJ 79 RAJEEV KUMAR SM/Pipra 80 SATYENDRA NARAYAN SINGH TI/HQ/HJP 81 DEEP CHANDER KUMAR TI/HQ/HJP 82 SUDHIR KUMAR TI/HQ/HJP 83 ARJUN KUMAR TI/HQ/HJP 84 PRAHLAD PRASAD CH OS/COM office/HJP 85 SHAMBHU PRASAD TI/HQHJP 86 RAJEEV RANJAN CS/HQ/HJP 87 SANTOSH KUMAR TI/SEE/HJP 88 ASHOK KUMAR SM/Patna Sahib 89 GOPAL KUMAR CVI/HJP 90 MADHU KUMARI Chief Comml. Clerk/HJP 91 SUNIL KR. SRIVASTAVA Chief controller/HJP 92 MUKESH KUMAR SINHA Chief controller/HJP 93 DILIP KUMAR ASM/Bapudham/Motihari 94 AJAY KUMAR RAM SM/Narkatia Ganj/HJP 95 PARAS NATH MISHRA TI/Jhanjharpur/Samastipur 96 ASHOK KUMAR JHA ASM/Manigachi/SPJ 97 HARISH KUMAR SINGH SM/Jhanjharpur/Samastipur 98 SHESH NARAYAN SINGH TI/ZRTI/MFP 99 BINOD KUMAR ASM/Ramgarhwa 100 SURENDRA KUMAR SINGH SM/Sitamarhi 101 AMARENDRA KUMAR LAL Div.Comml. Inspector/Supaul 102 VIJAY KUMAR GOND CCI/Patna 103 RANJIT KUMAR SINGH TI/Patna 104 BRIJ BHUSHAN KUMAR Dy. SM/Dhanbad 105 JITENDRA NATH DUBEY TI/M/Dhanbad 106 ROMEN BANERJEE TI/Dhanbad 107 SANJAY KUMAR TI/M/KLRE/Dhanbad 108 SANTOSH KUMAR JHA CVI/Security/RPF Eastern Railway 1 ARJUN ROY CVI/TRAFFIC 2 DASHRATH KUMAR CVI/TRAFFIC 3 NITESH KUMAR SM/TINPAHAR JN/MLDT 4 AMARESH KUMAR CHC/MLDT 5 PRAVIN KUMAR LAL SM/BHAGALPUR 6 JAY PRAKASH SM/NATHNAGAR 7 PRAMOD KUMAR SINGH SM/SABOUR/MLDT 8 PARAG PANKAJ DY.SM/LAILAKH/MAMALKHA 9 NAVEEN KUMAR SM/AKBARNAGAR/MLDT 10 MD. SHAUKAT ALI DY.SM/BHAGALPUR 11 RANJIT KUMAR CC/ASANSOL 12 SUBODH KUMAR SINGH CC/ASANSOL 13 MANOJ KUMAR DY.CYM/ANDAL 14 RAKESH KUMAR SINGH GUARD/ASANSOL 15 SATRUGHAN PANDEY SECTION CONTROLLER/ASANSOL 16 NAND KUMAR BHAGAT SECTION CONTROLLER/ASANSOL 17 VISHNU KANT CHOUDHARY SM/ASANSOL 18 OM PRAKSAH SM/BHIMGARA 19 RAVINDRA KUMAR SHARMA SM/BARAKAR 20 AMARDIP KUMAR MANDAL DY.SM/BARAKAR 21 DHIRAJ KUMAR SM/CHHOTAMBANA/ASANSOL 22 PARSHURAM KUMAR SINGH SM/CHHOTAMBANA/ASANSOL 23 YOGENDRA PRASAD KARUN SS/CHHOTAMBANA/ASANSOL 24 MAHESH KUMAR SHARMA SM/CHC/ASANSOL 25 ANIMESH KUMAR SM/CHC/ASANSOL 26 MANOJ KUMAR LAL DAS SM/CNL/ASANSOL 27 SANJAY CHOUDHARY SM/CRJ 28 SANJAY KUMAR KUNDAN SM/CRJ 29 MANISH RANJAN SM/GHORPARAN 30 GANESH PRASAD SAHU SM/JAGDISHPUR 31 SANDEEP ANUGRAH DUNGDUNG SM/KAJORAGRAM 32 BLACIUS XAXA SM/KAJORAGRAM 33 MANOJ KUMAR SM/KAJORAGRAM 34 ZACHARIAS LAKRA SM/KUMARDUBI 35 SHAFI AHMAD DY.SS/KUMARDUBI 36 SOHAN PRASAD SM/MUGMA 37 KALYAN MAJUMDER SM/RUPNARAYANPUR 38 BHATAN PASWAN SM/SALANPUR 39 UMESH PASWAN DY.SM/SHANKARPUR 40 AJAY KUMAR DY.SM/SNQ 41 SHYAM CHANDRA RAJAN SM/TTN 42 AMRENDRA KUMAR SM/ANDAL 43 ASHOK KUMAR SM/ANDAL 44 SHEKHAR MADHUP SM/ANDAL 45 SUJIT KUMAR DHAWAL SM/ANDAL 46 BINAY KUMAR SINGH SM/ANDAL 47 PRABHAT KUMAR SM/ANDAL 48 MD. ANWAR SAJJAD DY.SS/ANDAL 49 MD AFZAL SM/UKHRA 50 AKHILESH KUMAR JHA SM/UKHRA 51 UMESH KUMAR BARNWAL SM/UKHRA 52 DEVENDRA KUMAR SINGH SM/VIDYASAGAR 53 BINAY KUMAR TI/ANDAL 54 ARVIND KUMAR PANDEY YM/ANDAL 55 MOHAMMAD FAIZ IMAM YM/ANDAL 56 SUKLAJIT KUMAR SAHA BOOKING SUPR./ASANSOL 57 RAMA SHANKAR ROY NAVEEN CBC/ASANSOL 58 SANJAY KUMAR, CBC/BAIDYANATH DHAM 59 VIKAS KUMAR CBC/JSME 60 GAUTAM PRASAD CBC/JASIDIH 61 VIJAY SINGH CPC/MADHUPUR 62 MALAY DATTA CTI/ASANSOL 63 HARINARAYAN GANGOPADHYAY CTI/ASANSOL 64 RAHUL RANJAN CTI/UTS/ASANSOL 65 NATHANIEL TUDU RS-II/CRJ 66 NIRAJ KUMAR MISHRA TTI/ASANSOL 67 MANISH KUMAR CGC/TAPASI 68 AMIT KUMAR CHOUDHARY CGC/CHINPAI METRO 1 BIPUL KANTI MANDAL TI/METRO RAILWAY 2 ASHIS PATRA TS/CENTRAL Northeast Frontier Railway 1 SANTOSH KUMAR BARNWAL TI/LMG 2 MUKESH KUMAR TI/LMG 3 RAMESH CHANDRA RAY ASM/AGTL 4 MUNNA KUMAR YADAV ASM/AGTL 5 MUKESH KUMAR NIRALA SM/KLGR 6 ANUJ KUMAR ARYA -II SM/GDX 7 SHAILESH KUMAR SM/NCB/APDJ 8 SANJEEV KUMAR CHOUDHARY TI/WR/APDJ 9 SANJAY KUMAR GUPTA SM/MDT/APDJ 10 ANJANI KUMAR TI/ HQ/MLG 11 DHARMENDRA KUMAR TI/HQ/MLG 12 RAVI RANJAN KUMAR TI/HQ/MLG 13 KOBIN SAIKIA CHIEF CONTROLLER/CC/MLG 14 RATUL CHANDRA KAKATI TI/HQ/MLG 15 CHANDAN KUMAR JHA CS-I/KIR 16 AVINASH KUMAR MISHRA TTI/KIR 17 RUPESH KUMAR TTI/KIR 18 AMITESH KUMAR TTI/KIR 19 NADEEM KUMAR RS-II/KIR 20 SANJAY KUMAR SAHA TTI/KIR 21 RAJEEV KUMAR SAHA CTI-II/KIR 22 RAVI SHANKAR SUMAN RS/PURNEA 23 NIRBHAY KUMAR CS-II/SRI 24 MANISH KUMAR SM/SI 25 DIGVIJAY CHANDRA AMAN SM/KIR 26 RAJIV TI/SWR/KIR 27 SANJEEV KUMAR KARN Instructor/ATTS/KIR 28 VIKAS KUMAR PATHAK TI/KIR 29 NIRANJAN KUMAR OS/KIR 30 DHARMAHDRA KUMAR TRIVEDI TI/BOE 31 MANOJ KUMAR TI/PLG/ KIR South Central Railway 1 RAM BHAROSI MEENA SS/NIZAMABAD 2 BABLU MEENA SS/NIZAMABAD 3 RAJIV KUMAR JHA SM/TMX 4 MASKIKAR SRIKANTH MURTHY SR P/GURAD/KCG 5 CHITTARANJAN SINGH SM/KCG 6 BIRENDRA KUMAR JHA SR P/GURAD/KCG 7 K.G.S AJAY SINGH CH.CNL/SC 8 V.S.N MURTHY DY. 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