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Jamna Auto Industries Ltd List of Shareholders As on 23-03-18 for Tranfer to Iepf Account Sr.No Folio No Name Add1 Add2 Add3 JAMNA AUTO INDUSTRIES LTD LIST OF SHAREHOLDERS AS ON 23-03-18 FOR TRANFER TO IEPF ACCOUNT SR.NO FOLIO_NO NAME ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 CITY STATE COUNTRYPINCODE Type SHR230318 Total 1 7 KULDEEP SINGH BHATIA KOTHI NO 1768 PHASE 3 B-II SAS NAGAR MOHALI CHANDIGARH 000000 PHYSICAL 100 2 8 RAJ KUMAR K R STEEL PRODUCTS BURIA GATE JAGADHRI (HRY) 000000 PHYSICAL 100 3 10 SANTOSH AHUJA C/O COL VK AHUJA NEW BHOPAL TEXTILE BHOPAL (M P) 462001 PHYSICAL 100 4 13 JASWANT KAUR C/O S SURJEET SINGH CHEEMA HOUSE PREM NAGAR PATIALA (P B) 000000 PHYSICAL 100 5 14 G S MANN MANN VILLA 22 NEW OFFICER COLONY STADIUM ROAD PATIALA (P B) 000000 PHYSICAL 100 6 17 HARMINDER PAUL SINGH MODEL TOWN JALANDHAR (P B) 000000 PHYSICAL 100 7 18 HARDEV BAHADUR SINGH AJMAL KHAN ROAD KAROL BAGH NEW DELHI 000000 PHYSICAL 100 8 20 SARLADEVI E-255 GREATER KAILASH NEW DELHI 110048 PHYSICAL 100 9 22 MADHU BHATNAGAR PAPER MILL COLONY YAMUNA NAGAR (HRY.) 135001 PHYSICAL 100 10 26 KANTA SOBTI A-90 GUJRAWALA TOWN PART - I NEW DELHI 000000 PHYSICAL 100 11 121 LAJPAT RAI CHOPRA HOUSE NO 15 SECTOR-8A CHANDIGARH 000000 PHYSICAL 6000 12 155 BHAGWAN DAS L MOLCHANDANI C/O MODERN TRADING CO (BOMBAY) FATCH MANZIL OPERA HOUSE MUMBAI 400001 PHYSICAL 3000 13 180 GURMINDER KAUR DILER 17/9 WEST PATEL NAGAR NEW DELHI 110008 PHYSICAL 2000 14 187 RAVINDER KAUR DILER 17/9 WEST PATEL NAGAR NEW DELHI 110008 PHYSICAL 2000 15 267 VERA SINGH VILLAGE AMADALPUR JAGADHRI (HARYANA) 000000 PHYSICAL 3000 16 286 ASHOK KUMAR LP 32 A MRURAYA ENCLAVE PITAM PURA DELHI 110034 PHYSICAL 2500 17 308 CHAMAN SINGH C-187 MANSAROVER GARDEN SHADHARA NEW DELHI 000000 PHYSICAL 3000 18 321 MEHAR CHAND AHUJA 1332/17 SECTOR FARIDABAD (HARYANA) 121002 PHYSICAL 1000 19 349 OM PARKASH MANOCHA A/133 VISHAL ENCLAVE NEW DELHI 110001 PHYSICAL 1000 20 364 KAILASH CHANDER JAIN A-1/48 JANAKPURI NEW DELHI 110058 PHYSICAL 1000 21 367 SANTOSH KUMARI JAIN A-1/148 JANAKPURI NEW DELHI 110058 PHYSICAL 2000 22 390 DHARAMJIT SINGH B-49 LAWRENCE ROAD INDUSTRIAL AREA DELHI 110035 PHYSICAL 3000 23 392 DILBAGH RAI BATRA B-49 LAWRENCE ROAD INDUSTRIAL A DELHI 110035 PHYSICAL 3000 24 410 SUNIL KUMAR PASRICHA 387 BHAI PARMANAND NAGAR DELHI 000000 PHYSICAL 3000 25 420 DORA JULIOT C/O INDIAN BOOK HOUSE UNITED INDIAN LINE BLDG 20 F CANNAUGHT PLACE NEW DELHI 110001 PHYSICAL 1000 26 449 SUNANDA RADHAKRISHNAN 172/S ARAM BAGH QUARTERS PANCHQUIN ROAD PAHAR GANJ NEW DELHI 110055 PHYSICAL 1000 27 470 RATTANBIR SINGH B-32, SARASWATI KUNJ 25 PATPAR GANJ DELHI 110055 PHYSICAL 1000 28 475 NARINDER SACHAR 17 REHMAN BUILDING SHADHARA NEW DELHI 110055 PHYSICAL 2000 29 505 YOGINDER KUMAR MITTAL C-D 221 PITAM PURA DELHI 110034 PHYSICAL 1000 30 561 PRITAM SINGH B-1 SARSVATI GARDEN NEW DELHI 110001 PHYSICAL 3000 31 562 JASBIR KAUR 240, PHASE-3, A MOHALI (P B) 160059 PHYSICAL 3000 32 565 SAVAMBER JIT SINGH B-1 SARSWATI GARDEN NEW DELHI 110015 PHYSICAL 3000 33 578 OM PARKASH GAMBHIR CA/116 TAGORE GARDEN NEW DELHI 000000 PHYSICAL 1000 34 601 GURMEET SINGH 63-A/50 B JANAK PURI NEW DELHI 110058 PHYSICAL 3000 35 656 A VIJAY LAKSHMI PAUL C/O SHILA HENRY PAUL 113/3, S S M CO. 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