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Page 1 of 4 List of Cadidates for the post of Legal Assistant Roll No. 7001 to 7057 Interview on 01-07-2014, Roll No. 7058 to 7114 Interview on 02-07- 2014 at 10:00 AM in Advocate General Office, Mehak Building Near H.P. High Court. Address Sr. Father's Name/ Date Of No. Name Husband Name Permanent Correspondence Birth Roll No. 1 Ritesh Achal S/o Sh. Jawahar R/o Achal Niwas R/o Achal Niwas 12-05-1982 7001 Sharma Sharma Below H.P. Below H.P. Marketiong Board Marketiong Board Lower Khalini Shimla- Lower Khalini 171009 Shimla-171009 2 Sandeep S/o Sh. Ghanshyam R/o Vill. Dohida P/o R/o Vill. Dohida P/o 11-12-1986 7002 Singh BIR Teh. Sadar, Distt. BIR Teh. Sadar, Mandi, H.P.175001 Distt. Mandi, H.P.175001 3 Sanjeev Kumar S/o Sh. Gorkhi Ram R/o V.P.O. Tilopur, R/o V.P.O. Tilopur, 08-09-1982 7003 Teh. Jawali, Distt.- Teh. Jawali, Distt.- Kangra, H.P.176225 Kangra, H.P.176225 4 Vinod Kumar S/o Shubh Karan R/o Vill. Jaorangal, R/o Vill. Jaorangal, 04-03-1980 7004 P/o Karoyana, Teh. P/o Karoyana, Teh. Dharamshala, Distt. Dharamshala, Distt. Kangra, H.P.176052 Kangra, H.P.176052 5 Ajay Kumar S/o Sh. Mahi Dev R/o Vill. Tyawal, P/o R/o Kanwar Niwas, 02-06-1982 7005 Sharma Jeori, The. Rampur Near IARI, Tuti Bsr, Distt. Shimla, Kandi. Shimla, H.P. H.P.172101 171004 6 Kiran Lata D/o Mahendra Dutt R/o Vill. Dangiar(Sec- Lakhanpal Cottage, 15-04-1976 7006 Sharma Sharma 2), P/O Parwanoo, Near Majitha House Teh. Kasauli, Distt. Chotta Shimal - Solan, H.P. 171002 7 Bhavnesh S/o Sh. Mangat Ram R/o Vill. Jadrangal, R/o Vill. Jadrangal, 20-03-1980 7007 Kumar P/o Padder, Teh. P/o Padder, Teh. Dharamshala, Distt. Dharamshala, Distt. Kangra, H.P. 176052 Kangra, H.P. 176052 8 Rajat Chauhan S/o Sh. Ranvir R/o Rajat Villa Below R/o Rajat Villa 26-03-1987 7008 Chauhan Gurudwara Sanjauli Below Gurudwara Chowk Shimla- Sanjauli Chowk 171006 Shimla-171006 9 Tarun Kumar S/o Sh. Manohar Lal R/o Vill. Ladhera, P/o E-III/40, Nabha, 18-12-1986 7009 Tikkri, Minhasan, Estate, Shimla-4, Teh. Bhoranj, Distt. H.P.171004 Hamirpur, H.P.176045 10 Kiran Dhiman D/o Sh. Mohan Lal R/o Vill. & P/o Top Floor, Civil 13-05-1986 7010 Dhiman Kumarsain, Distt. Dispensary Building, Shimla, H.P.172029 Chotta Shimla, Distt. Shimla, H.P.171002 11 Ravi Kumar S/o Sh. Bir Singh R/o Vill. Bassi, P/o & C-31, Radio Colony, 17-08-1985 7011 Verma Teh. Bhoranj, Distt. Summerhill, Shimla, Hamirpur, H.P. 171005 H.P.176045 Legal Assistant Page 2 of 4 Roll No. 7001 to 7057 Interview on 01-07-2014, Roll No. 7058 to 7114 Interview on 02-07- 2014 at 10:00 AM in Advocate General Office, Mehak Building Near H.P. High Court. Address Sr. Father's Name/ Date Of No. Name Husband Name Permanent Correspondence Birth Roll No. 12 Padam Prakash S/o Sh. Ripu Daman R/o Old North Oak R/o Old North Oak 05-07-1984 7012 Verma Singh Verma Building Sanjauli, Building Sanjauli, Shimla-6, H.P. Shimla-6, H.P. 171006 171006. 13 Manoj Kumar S/o.Sh. Keshar Singh R/o.V.P.O.-Baloh, R/o.V.P.O.-Baloh, 29-07-1983 7013 Teh.-Bhoranj, Distt.- Teh.-Bhoranj, Distt.- Hamirpur, Pin.- Hamirpur, Pin.- 177029 177029 14 Bimla Devi D/o Sh.Deep Ram R/o. Vill.-Banjan, R/o.B-5/27, Lower 26-03-1985 7014 Sharma P.O.-Mangoo, Teh.- Phagli, Shimla, Pin.- Arki, Distt.-Solan, 171004 Pin.-171102 15 Pushpender S/o Sh. Hira Nand R/o. Vill.-Galah, P.O.- R/o. Near Club, The 29-02-1980 7015 Kumar Dharogra, Teh.-Suni. Mall, Shimla Shimla, Pin.-171019 16 Ashwani S/o.Sh.Kiru Ram R/o. V.P.O.-Dhulara, R/o. V.P.O.-Dhulara, 09-09-1970 7016 Sharma Sub-Teh.-Sihunta, Sub-Teh.-Sihunta, Distt.-Chamba, Pin.- Distt.-Chamba, Pin.- 176207 176207 17 Tej Simgh S/o Sh. Dharam Das R/o Vill. Hirni, P/o Chamber, No.17, 20-05-1981 7017 Laran, Kela, Teh. & Distt. & Session Distt. Kullu, H.P. Court, Kullu, H.P. 175104 175101 18 Umesh Kanwar S/o Sh. Parkash Chand R/o Flat No.7, Popli H.P. High Court 15-12-1975 7018 Kawar Aapartments, Near Shimla, H.P. 171001 Sudhir Cabal, Kasumpti, Shimla, 171009 19 Rakesh Verma S/o Sh. Om Parkash R/o Vill. Ghuggar, House No. 1063, B-I, 12-07-1981 7019 Near Kali Bari Near-Big-Well, Mandir, Teh. & P/o Ratpur, Colony, Palampur, Distt. Distt. Pinjor, 134102 Distt. Kangra, H.P. Panchkula 20 Meghna S/o Sh. Narender Pal R/o #232/7, Upper House No. 1063, B-I, 28-03-1980 7020 Chopra Samkheter, MANdi, Near-Big-Well, H.P. Ratpur, Colony, Pinjor, 134102 Distt. Panchkula 21 Munish Kumar S/o Sh. Harbans Lal R/o Mohallan House No. 3006, 21-09-1976 7021 Txallian, Near Sector 39-D Dhawan Ice Factory, Chandigarh V.P.O. Sultan Pur Lodhi, Distt. Kapurthala, Punjab 22 Rishi Tandon S/o.Sh. Ashok Tandon R/o. Set.No-2, Block- R/o. Set.No-2, Block- 08-12-1985 7022 B, Verma Apartment B, Verma Apartment Near D.D. Mehta Near D.D. Mehta Petrol Pump Sanjauli, Petrol Pump Shimla, Pin.-171006 Sanjauli, Shimla, Pin.-171006 Legal Assistant Page 3 of 4 Roll No. 7001 to 7057 Interview on 01-07-2014, Roll No. 7058 to 7114 Interview on 02-07- 2014 at 10:00 AM in Advocate General Office, Mehak Building Near H.P. High Court. Address Sr. Father's Name/ Date Of No. Name Husband Name Permanent Correspondence Birth Roll No. 23 Atul Kumar S/o.Sh.Ramesh Chand R/o. Vill.-Panjasra, R/o. Vill.-Panjasra, 14-06-1988 7023 P.O.-Raja Ka Talab, P.O.-Raja Ka Talab, Teh.-Nurpur, Distt.- Teh.-Nurpur, Distt.- Kangra, Pin.-176051 Kangra, Pin.-176051 24 Jatin Thakur S/o.Sh.Roop Singh R/o. H.No-35, Station R/o. H.No-35, 22-11-1979 7024 Thakur View Lower Chakkar, Station View Lower Shimla-5, Pin.-171005 Chakkar, Shimla-5, Pin.-171005 25 Suchitra Sen D/o.Sh.Rajender Sen R/o.H.No-90/12, Ram R/o.H.No-90/12, 18-06-1984 7025 Nagar, Mandi, Pin.- Ram Nagar, Mandi, 175001 Pin.-175001 26 Anita W/o.Sh.Diwaker Dev R/o.Sheetal Niwas, R/o.Sheetal Niwas, 08-10-1982 7026 Sharma Below Himfed Below Himfed Building, Near Building, Near Hateshwari Mandir, Hateshwari Mandir, B.C.S. New Shimla, B.C.S. New Shimla, Pin.-171009 Pin.-171009 27 Vikhyat Guleria S/o.Sh.Balbir Singh R/o. House.No-90/12, R/o. House.No- 04-05-1981 7027 Ram Nagar Mandi, 90/12, Ram Nagar Distt.-Mandi,(H.P.) Mandi, Distt.- Mandi,(H.P.) 28 Ankush Kumar S/o.Sh.Suraj Parkash R/o.Vill.-Kardial, P.O.- R/o.Vill.-Kardial, 28-06-1984 7028 Pharian, Teh.-Jawali, P.O.-Pharian, Teh.- Distt.-Kangra, Pin.- Jawali, Distt.- 176023 Kangra, Pin.-176023 29 Abhishek Dogra S/o.Sh.J.D.Dogra R/o.House.No.- R/o.House.No.- 13-04-1985 7029 316/11, Near Tarna 316/11, Near Tarna Temple, Teh.-Sadar, Temple, Teh.-Sadar, Distt.-Mandi, Pin.- Distt.-Mandi, Pin.- 175001 175001 30 Sunil Sharma S/o.Sh.Des Raj Sharma R/o.Kamal Kunj R/o.Kamal Kunj 02-11-1982 7030 Building Shiv Nagar Building Shiv Nagar Totu, Shimla, Pin.- Totu, Shimla, Pin.- 171011 171011 31 Geetanjli D/o.Sh.Vinod Goyal R/o.Dass Trading R/o.Dass Trading 16-12-1985 7031 Company Lower Company Lower Bazaar solan, Pin.- Bazaar solan, Pin.- 173212 173212 32 Chander Kanta D/o.Sh.Tulsi Ram R/o. Ex MLA Near R/o. Ex MLA Near 16-10-1977 7032 BDO office Lower BDO office Lower Bhiuli Mandi, Pin.- Bhiuli Mandi, Pin.- 175001 175001 33 Keshav Ram S/o.Sh.Shobha Ram R/o.Vill.-Manjghaon, R/o.Vill.-Manjghaon, 24-11-1979 7033 P.O.-Shadhar, Teh.- P.O.-Shadhar, Teh.- Rampur, Distt.- Rampur, Distt.- Shimla, Pin.-172102 Shimla, Pin.-172102 Legal Assistant Page 4 of 4 Roll No. 7001 to 7057 Interview on 01-07-2014, Roll No. 7058 to 7114 Interview on 02-07- 2014 at 10:00 AM in Advocate General Office, Mehak Building Near H.P. High Court. Address Sr. Father's Name/ Date Of No. Name Husband Name Permanent Correspondence Birth Roll No. 34 Anu Fishta D/o Sh.Rajinder Fishta R/o Village-Dhara,P.o- C/o B.R 10-05-1985 7034 Bachhunch,Teh.Rohru Verma,Laxman ,Distt-Shimla,Pin Niwas,Opposite Code171207 (H.P) Directorate of Energy,Phase- III,New Shimla 35 Lalita Verma D/o Dhani Ram Verma R/o Vill.Tharmas,P.o C/o Sigha Niwas 05-01-1982 7035 Nihri,Teh.Sunder Near Kanwar Nagar,Distt Mandi Shemsher Singh H.P Pin Code 175038 Building Upper Sargheen,Pin Code 171009 36 Arun Kumar S/o Sh.Amar Nath R/o K.C .Bhawan,Top R/o K.C 28-08-1980 7036 Floor,Near Temple .Bhawan,Top Kasumpti,Shimla-Pin Floor,Near Temple Code171009 Kasumpti,Shimla- Pin Code171009 37 Nutan Saxena W/o Sh.Anoop Saxena R/o 20 Housing Board R/o 20 Housing 23-12-1968 7037 Colony Jakhu Shimla- Board Colony Jakhu 171002 Shimla-171002 Legal Assistant .
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