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BPL LIST-KOLKATA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Ward No: 123 ULB Name :KOLKATA MC ULB CODE: 79 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 1 MANDIR TALA KAILASH GHOSH RD ABHA RANI CHATTERJEE SARAL CHATTERJEE 6 9 10+ 1 2 5/6 S. CHANDRA RAY RD ABHIMUNYA MALI BIHARI 5 4 9 3 3 P/129 KALIPADA MUKHERJI RD ADHIR CH DAS BASANTO DAS 2 1 3 4 4 S. CHANDRA RAY RD AHALYA KAYAL S. CH. KAYAL 2 2 4 5 5 174 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD AJAY CHATTERJEE LATE SUDHIR CHATTERJEE 2 1 3 6 6 DHARA PARA 357/A KAILASH GHOSH RD AJAY HALDAR LT DEBEN HALDAR 2 3 5 7 7 DHARA PARA NA KAILASH GHOSH ROAD AJAY MONDAL GOPAL MONDAL 1 3 4 8 8 18/9 NABALIA PARA ROAD AJIT DAS LT. B. DAS 1 0 1 10 9 BALL KHELAR MATH 43 PRASANTA RAY ROAD AJIT DAS PUISH DAS 0 0 10+ 11 10 71/30A BHUBAN MOHAN ROY ROAD ALAM SARDAR BHARAT SARDAR 3 2 5 12 11 42 PRASHANTA RAY ROAD AMALA DAS LT. A. DAS 2 1 3 15 12 NABALIYA PARA 11/2 NABALIYA PARA RD AMALYA NASKAR LT ARJUN NASKAR 2 2 4 16 13 5/4 SARAT CHANDRA ROAD AMAR KHATUA BAREN KHATUA 2 2 4 17 14 51B ISHAN GHOSH AMAR NATH SINHA JAGADIS CH. SINHA 1 2 3 18 15 63/10 NABALIA PARA AMRIT DAS LT. K. DAS 2 1 3 19 16 28C NABALIA PARA ROAD AMRIT MANDAL PRAVAT MANDAL 1 2 3 20 17 DURGA BARI 7/3 PRASANTA RAY ROAD AMULYA BHANDARY GOLAP BHANDARY 2 2 4 21 18 51/1/A KALIPADA MUKHERJEE ROAD AMULYA PADA DAS LATE SANYASSI DAS 1 4 5 22 19 108 ISHAN GHOSH ROAD ANADI DEBNATH LT. B. DEBNATH 3 1 4 23 20 V.S. ROAD ANANDA DHARA LATE RANJIT DHARA 2 3 5 24 21 66/3 BIDYSAGAR SARANI ANATH BANDHU PRAMANIK LT. S. K. PRAMANIK 2 4 6 25 22 34/3 ISWAR GHOSH ROAD ANGURBALA DAS LATE BHUPENDRANATH DAS 1 4 5 27 23 61/C KAILASH GHOSH RD ANGURBALA MONDAL 0 2 2 29 24 57/6 SANTOSH RAY ROAD ANIL CH. RAY LATE ANUKUL 3 2 5 30 25 VIDYASAGAR SARANI 42/1A VIDYASAGAR SARANI ANIL CHALI LT AMAY CHANDRA CHALI 1 1 2 31 26 42B S. CHANDRA RAY RD ANIL DHARA DHARANI DHARA 2 1 3 33 27 DHARA PARA 61B2 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ANIL KR DOLUI FANIMOHAN DOLUI 3 3 6 34 28 27/29 SANTOS RAY ROAD ANIL MANDAL BHOLANATH MANDAL 2 3 5 35 29 18/A BOSE PARA ANIL MONDAL NA 0 1 1 37 30 24/6 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ANIL SARDAR K SARDAR 3 2 5 38 31 18/A BOSE PARA ANILA MONDAL NA 0 1 1 39 32 6/24/5A KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ANIMA DAS SHAKTIPADA DAS 1 2 3 40 33 BOSE PARA ROAD ANIMA MONDAL LATE MANIMOHAN MONDAL 0 1 1 41 34 57/58 SANTOSH RAY ROAD ANIMA MONDAL LATE S. MONDAL 4 4 8 42 1 Page 1 of 48 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 35 SANTOSH RAY RD 57/5B SANTOSH RAY RD ANIMA MONDAL LT ITI MONDAL 0 2 2 43 36 166/1 BOSE PARA LANE ANIMESH ROY NA 2 3 5 44 37 MOTI LAL GUPTA RD 23/4 MOTILAL GUPTA RD ANITA DAS LT MADHUSUDAN DAS 4 4 8 45 38 BARISA UJJWAL SANGHA 553 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ANJALI BHUIYA LATE LAL BAHADUR BHUIYA 3 2 5 46 39 42 S. CHANDRA RAY RD ANJALI DAS LATE KRISHNAPADA 2 2 4 47 40 46/1 BHUBAN MOHAN ROY ROAD ANJALI MANDAL LT. ASHUTOSH MANDAL 1 5 6 48 41 N-300/1 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ANJU NANDI SUCHINDRA 1 0 1 50 42 HEMCHANDRA MUKHERJEE RD 15 HEMCHANDRA MUKHERJEE RD ANNAPURNA ROYCHWDHURY LT PANCHANAN ROYCHWDHURY 2 3 5 52 43 66/3 BIDYSAGAR SARANI ANURADHA PRAMANIK A.B. PRAMANIK 2 4 6 53 44 66/3 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD APARAJITA PRAMANIK ANATH PRAMANIK 0 1 1 54 45 8/3 BIREN ROY ROAD APURBA CHATTERJEE 4 5 9 55 46 DANGA PARA 33 JAMES LONG SARANI ARABINDA NA 2 1 3 58 47 DHARA PARA 41/7/1 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ARABINDA MAJUMDER LATE NIKUNJA BIHARI MAJUM 1 3 4 59 48 BAIDYA PARA 46/1 BHUBAN MOHAN RAY ROAD ARABINDU RAJAK B. RAJAK 3 1 4 62 49 25 SARAT CHANDRA ROAD ARATI HALDER LT. SUCHITRA HALDER 1 1 2 63 50 41/16 M.M. BLOCK GOPAL COLONY ARATI NASKAR LATE AJIT NASKAR 2 3 5 64 51 2/7 BIREN ROY ROAD ARATI RAY MANAS KUMAR RAY 2 2 4 65 52 26/D/2 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ARATI SWARNAKAR PANCHANAN SWARNAKAR 1 3 4 66 53 42/46 V.S. ROAD ARBINDO MONDAL LATE K.P. MONDAL 1 1 2 67 54 8/3 BIREN ROY ROAD AROTI MONDAL NA 0 1 1 69 55 DURGA BARI 7/3 PRASANTA RAY ROAD ARUN BHANDARY AMULYA BHANDARY 2 2 4 70 56 42A BIREN ROY ROAD EAST ARUN BHANJA LATE DHIRENDRANATH BHANJA 3 3 6 71 57 174 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ARUN CHATTERJEE LATE SUDHIR KR CHATTERJEE 2 2 4 72 58 234/N D.H. ROAD ARUNA HAWALADAR LT. BRAJENDRA HAWALADAR 3 3 6 73 59 SANTOSH RAY ROAD ASATU SARDAR G. SARDAR 2 2 4 74 60 8/3 BIREN ROY ROAD ASHA MANIK LATE SHAMYAL CHANDRA MANI 2 2 4 75 61 75 PRASANTA RAY ROAD ASHA SARDAR GANESH SARDAR 2 3 5 76 62 DHARA PARA NA KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ASHIM PAL LATE PACHU PAL 1 3 4 77 63 KACHA 33/35 KAILASH GHOSH RD ASHIMA MONDAL LT BADAL MONDAL 2 2 4 78 64 25 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ASHOK CH. PAL LT. B. PAL 3 3 6 79 65 16A KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ASHOK DAS SHYAMA DAS 4 2 6 81 66 239 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ASHOK DAS LATE RAJKUMAR DAS 3 3 6 82 67 18A BOSE PARA ASHOK DAS 1 2 3 83 68 46 PRASHANTA ROY ROAD ASHOK KUMAR BHOWMIK LT. SHITAL BHOWMIK 2 3 5 84 2 Page 2 of 48 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 69 66/3 BIDYSAGAR SARANI ASHOK KUMAR PRAMANIK ANATH BANDHU PRAMANIK 2 4 6 85 70 68/B BHUBAN MOHAN ROY ROAD ASHOK NASKAR LT. K. NASKAR 3 2 5 86 71 783 DIAMOND HARBOUR ROAD ASHOKA DAS LATE PRABHA DAS 2 1 3 87 72 33 DANGAR PARA NA JAMES LONG SARANI ASHU DAS AN 3 1 4 88 73 161 PRASANTA RAY ROAD ASIM DAS LATE PRAFULLA CH. DAS 4 3 7 89 74 30/1 SARAT CHANDRA ROAD ASIMA DAS LT. B. DAS 2 2 4 90 75 42/1A BIDYASAGAR PALLI ASIMA GHOSH SHANKLAR GHOSH 0 1 1 91 76 18A BOSE PARA ASIMA MONDAL NA 0 2 2 92 77 30 BOSE PARA ROAD ASIT BARAN DUTTA LT. M. M. DUTTA 1 2 3 93 78 57/24 NANDAN PALLI ASIT DAS LT. ANIL DAS 2 2 4 94 79 22 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD ASTO RANJAN DAS LAKSHMI RANJAN DAS 2 1 3 95 80 PRASANTA RAY ROAD ATIT PRAMANIK BIHARI CHANDRA PRAMANIK 1 1 2 96 81 91 PRASANTA RAY ROAD ATUL MAJUNDER UPENDRA MAJUMDER 2 2 4 97 82 230/10 SANTOSH RAY ROAD ATUL SARDAR LAE S. SARDAR 3 2 5 98 83 63 PRASANTA RAY ROAD AVIJIT SARKAR AJAY SARKAR 2 2 4 99 84 KAILASH GHOSH ROAD B.L. MONDAL TULSHI CHARAN MONDAL 3 2 5 100 85 4 BOSE PARA BABLU DUYARI 2 2 4 104 86 357/A KAILASH GHOSH ROAD BABLU HALDER AJAY 3 2 5 105 87 2 ISHAN GHOSH ROAD BABLU MUKHERJEE LT. B. MUKHERJEE 3 1 4 107 88 26/1 BIREN ROY ROAD BABLU SHI LT. MISHIR KUMAR SHI 3 4 7 108 89 33 DANGAR PARA NA JAMES LONG SARANI BABU LAL NA 2 2 4 109 90 DHARA PARA 50A KAILASH GHOSH ROAD BABUL SANAPATI MANGOBINDA 1 2 3 110 91 306 SANTOS ROY ROAD BABULAL DALUI LT. N.DALUI 2 1 3 111 92 4/A S. CHANDRA RAY RD BACHCHU SHARMA BHANU RAM SHARMA 2 1 3 113 93 DANGA PARA 33 JAMES LONG SARANI BADAL DALUE NA 1 3 4 115 94 ISHAN GHOSH BADAL DAOLUI NAGENDRA NATH DAOLUI 2 1 3 116 95 57/4 NANDAN PALLY BAIDYANATH NA 0 0 4 117 96 ISHAN GHOSH BALAI DOLUI LT. NAGENDRA DOLUI 2 1 3 118 97 57/6/1 SANTOSH ROY ROAD BALAI MANNA LT. BHUTNATH MANNA 1 1 2 119 98 57/14 SANTOSH RAY ROAD BALARAM DAS BIPIN 3 2 5 120 99 PRASANTA RAY RD 68 PRASANTA RAY RD BALARAM SARDAR DHIREN SARDAR 4 2 6 121 100 72 PRASHANTA RAY ROAD BANAMALI SARDAR KAMALA SARDAR 4 3 7 122 101 25/2 D.H. ROAD BANDANA DAS AMAR KUMAR DAS 1 3 4 123 102 80 PRASHANTA RAY ROAD BANI MANDAL LT. TUSHAR MANDAL 1 1 2 124 3 Page 3 of 48 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 103 DANGA PARA 33 JAMES LONG SARANI BANI PRADHAN NA 2 1 3 125 104 7/3 BOSE PARA BANKIM CHANDRA DAS LT BANKIM CHANDRA DAS 2 3 5 127 105 SANTOSH RAY RD 33 SANTOSH RAY RD BANKIM DOLUI LT SRIKANTO DOLUI 5 5 10+ 128 106 30/1 BIREN ROY ROAD BAPI CHATTERJEE 2 2 4 129 107 11/2 NABALIA PARA ROAD BAPI GHOSH M.
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