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ODISHA POLICE STATE HEADQUARTERS CUTTACK. Office Order No. 846/Board Dtd. 12.12.2020. Marks secured by the candidates who appeared in the Written Examination for promotion to the rank of ASI of Police held on 06.12.2020 as per provisions of the Odisha Police Service (Method of Recruitment and Conditions of Service of Assistant Sub-Inspectors) Order 2020 communicated vide Home Department Notification No. 33854/D&A Dtd. 15.10.2020 are published hereunder District/Establishment wise: Sl. No. Paper-I Paper-II Dist/Estt Applicant Name Father Name DOB Marks Marks 1. ADGP, SHRI UPENDRA NATH SMT MANJULATA BISWAL 09-Jan-1978 52 56 INTELIGENCE BISWAL 2. ADGP, SHRI SUBASH CHANDRA SHRI DWRIKANATH 24-Jan-1976 67 80 INTELIGENCE PANIGRAHI PANIGRAHI 3. ADGP, SHRI MIRZA MOIN BAIG LATE MIRZA ISMILE BAIG 10-Aug-1985 40 48 INTELIGENCE 4. ADGP, SHRI RADHA KANTA SAHU LATE MAHADEV SAHU 25-Nov-1962 16 38 INTELIGENCE 5. LATE SURENDRA ANUGUL SHRI JINENDRA PRADHAN 08-Jul-1987 58 71 PRADHAN 6. SHRI BHISMA CHARAN ANUGUL SHRI MOHAN PRADHAN 07-Apr-1977 59 69 PRADHAN 7. SHRI KAMAL KISHORE ANUGUL LATE JANAK PRADHAN 15-Apr-1978 43 60 PRADHAN 8. ANUGUL SHRI PRABIN KUMAR ROUT SHRI CHARAN ROUT 02-Jul-1983 65 62 9. ANUGUL SMT SUKANTI SAHU SHRI AINTHU SAHU 15-Jul-1982 42 42 10. SHRI RABINARAYAN ANUGUL SMT SARASWATI SATPATHY 20-Jun-1977 63 60 SATAPATHY 11. SHRI ANTARYAMI ANUGUL SMT RASHMITA GARNAIK 26-Jun-1983 31 46 GARNAIK 12. SHRI DAMBARUDHAR ANUGUL SMT MAMI KUMARI SAHU 01-Jun-1975 36 39 SAHU 13. LATE MARKANDA ANUGUL MS YASODA GAGARAI 01-Apr-1977 42 51 GAGARAI 14. MR NIRMAL CHANDRA SHRI DASHARATHI ANUGUL 22-Jun-1990 50 64 DEHURY DEHURY 15. SHRI PRAMOD KUMAR SHRI PRAFULLA KUMAR ANUGUL 28-May-1983 40 70 PATTANAIK PATANAIK 16. LATE MADHUSUDAN ANUGUL SMT BHARATI MEHER 08-Jul-1983 25 35 MEHER 17. SHRI SRICHARAN ANUGUL MISS MITHILA PRADHAN 02-May-1992 33 56 PRADHAN 18. ANUGUL SHRI BEDABYAS NAYAK LATE JANMEJAYA NAYAK 13-Jul-1985 23 29 19. ANUGUL SHRI DASMAT SOREN SHRI DIBI SOREN 15-Jul-1984 52 61 20. SHRI BIBHUTI BHUSAN ANUGUL SHRI SAHADEV PRADHAN 08-Jun-1981 62 61 PRADHAN 21. ANUGUL SHRI SURSING BARLA LATE CHAMARA BARLA 20-Apr-1991 43 59 22. SHRI BIKASH CHANDRA ANUGUL SHRI PRAVAKAR DEHURY 12-Jul-1980 70 84 DEHURY 23. ANUGUL SHRI BANAJ BIHARI AMANTA SHRI SRIBASTA AMANTA 09-Mar-1985 58 57 Page 1 of 137 24. ANUGUL SMT ANITA DEHURY SHRI DAYANIDHI DEHURY 20-May-1980 29 42 25. SHRI BHOLESWAR ANUGUL SHRI BISESWAR PRADHAN 15-Jul-1981 62 81 PRADHAN 26. ANUGUL SHRI CHITTA RANJAN SAHU SHRI JADUMANI SAHU 05-Jul-1982 42 54 27. SHRI PRATAP KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI BISWAJIT SINGHSAMANT 10-May-1987 46 55 SINGHSAMANT 28. ANUGUL SHRI DEBARAJ SAHOO SHRI MITU SAHOO 05-May-1976 ABS ABS 29. SHRI BHASKAR CHANDRA ANUGUL SHRI GIRISH CHANDRA SAHU 05-Jul-1972 38 40 SAHU 30. SHRI GOURA CHANDRA ANUGUL SHRI JAGANNATH BISWAL 13-Jun-1979 30 49 BISWAL 31. SHRI RAMA CHANDRA ANUGUL SHRI JASHOBANTA MAHAKUD 01-Jun-1989 64 77 MAHAKUD 32. SHRI DEBADATTA SHRI NILAKANTHA ANUGUL 12-May-1976 47 76 DALABEHERA DALABEHERA 33. SHRI BAISHNABA ANUGUL SHRI DHARANIDHAR NATH 03-Jun-1967 33 45 CHANDRA NATHA 34. ANUGUL SHRI DILLIP KUMAR SAHOO SHRI UDAYANATH SAHOO 14-Jun-1977 82 66 35. ANUGUL SHRI DUSMANTA KUMAR SAHU SHRI JAHARLAL SAHU 24-Jul-1983 60 75 36. SHRI HEMANT KUMAR SHRI DAMBARUDHAR ANUGUL 12-Apr-1988 31 49 PRADHAN PRADHAN 37. SHRI CHANDAN KUMAR SHRI BABALI KISHORE ANUGUL 10-Apr-1988 60 72 MISHRA MISHRA 38. SHRI DHULESWAR ANUGUL SHRI BIKASH RANJAN BISWAL 11-Jun-1980 75 77 BISWAL 39. ANUGUL SMT KUNTALA KISHAN LATE SUKRU KISHAN 07-Jul-1970 28 38 40. SHRI DURYADHAN ANUGUL SHRI ABINASH TRIPATHY 02-Jul-1981 29 47 TRIPATHY 41. SHRI NARENDRA KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH 17-Jul-1982 62 61 SINGH 42. ANUGUL SHRI DEEPAK KUMAR BEHERA SHRI DIBAKAR BEHERA 02-Nov-1980 78 96 43. ANUGUL SMT DUHITA SAHU SHRI MAHADEV SAHU 15-Mar-1981 13 28 44. SHRI GOREKHA CHANDRA ANUGUL SHRI LT. ALEKH DEHURY 05-Jun-1986 68 85 DEHURY 45. ANUGUL SHRI GURUDEV SAHU SHRI MANMOHAN SAHU 25-Jun-1990 48 78 46. ANUGUL SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR SAMAL SHRI SESHADEV SAMAL 10-Jul-1978 76 84 47. ANUGUL SHRI KAMAL LOCHAN SAHU SHRI TANKADHARA SAHU 04-Aug-1983 57 43 48. SHRI DHRUBA CHARAN ANUGUL MISS KADAMBINI SAHOO 02-Jun-1986 38 60 SAHOO 49. ANUGUL MISS MADHUSMITA SAHU LATE RAGHUNATH SAHU 18-Jul-1990 61 66 50. SHRI SRICHARAN ANUGUL MS CHUDAKESHARI PRADHAN 25-Mar-1988 32 52 PRADHAN 51. ANUGUL MS JHILLI BISWAL SHRI GANESWAR BISWAL 04-Jun-1987 31 55 52. ANUGUL MS KUNI SAMAL LATE SANATAN SAMAL 15-Jul-1988 36 39 53. SHRI PRAHALLAD ANUGUL SHRI ALPHA KUMAR GARNAIK 16-Jul-1985 38 72 GARNAIK 54. ANUGUL SHRI ARAVINDA SAHU SHRI THABIRA SAHU 04-Feb-1986 30 57 55. SHRI BISHNU CHARAN ANUGUL MS SUBASINI KHUNTIA 04-Jun-1982 23 48 KHUNTIA 56. ANUGUL SHRI AJAYA KUMAR SAMAL SHRI TRILOCHAN SAMAL 09-Jun-1982 62 74 57. ANUGUL SHRI BABULI SEKHAR MAJHI SHRI JHARU MAJHI 02-Jun-1979 33 40 Page 2 of 137 58. ANUGUL MS SANJUKTA SAHU SHRI ALEKH SAHU 10-May-1982 46 44 59. ANUGUL SHRI JAYANT KUMAR RATH SHRI BAIKUNTHA RATH 06-Jul-1978 67 80 60. ANUGUL SHRI JUDHISTIR PRADHAN SHRI BHASKAR PRADHAN 05-Jul-1981 44 70 61. SHRI KALANDI CHARAN ANUGUL SHRI JHARU PARIDA 04-Nov-1971 68 57 PARIDA 62. SHRI BRUNDABAN ANUGUL SHRI JUGAL KUMAR PRADHAN 10-Jun-1975 69 51 PRADHAN 63. ANUGUL SHRI NABAKISHORE MUDULI SHRI KANDIA MUDULI 20-Apr-1976 72 61 64. SHRI KESHABA CHANDRA ANUGUL LATE BHAJA SAHU 24-Apr-1968 39 30 SAHU 65. SHRI RAHAS BIHARI ANUGUL SHRI JYOTI RANJAN PRADHAN 15-Apr-1989 52 67 PRADHAN 66. SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SHRI SIDHESWAR ANUGUL 16-Dec-1975 82 70 PAHADSINGH PAHADASINGH 67. ANUGUL SHRI TUSAR KANTI PRADHAN SHRI SANATAN PRADHAN 07-Jun-1983 26 29 68. SHRI KANDARPA ANUGUL SHRI LALITENDRA PRADHAN 04-Jun-1989 50 63 PRADHAN 69. SHRI MADAN MOHAN SHRI HADIBANDHU ANUGUL 26-Feb-1969 46 53 PRADHAN PRADHAN 70. SHRI JAMIN RANJAN ANUGUL SHRI MUKESH KUMAR SINGH 25-Apr-1987 60 58 SINGH 71. SHRI PRADYUMNA KUMAR SHRI KRISHNA CHANDRA ANUGUL 15-Jul-1991 38 52 PRADHAN PRADHAN 72. ANUGUL SHRI SANDIP KUMAR SAHOO SHRI MAYADHAR SAHOO 18-Apr-1985 65 75 73. SHRI MADAN MOHAN ANUGUL SHRI YOSABANTA PRADHAN 20-Jun-1976 62 71 PRADHAN 74. ANUGUL SHRI SURESH CHANDRA DHAL LATE GOBARDHAN DHAL 25-Jun-1969 72 64 75. ANUGUL SHRI PRATAP KUMAR SAHU SHRI DEBAKRISHNA SAHU 23-Nov-1981 65 59 76. ANUGUL SHRI RAJENDRA DAS SHRI JETENDRA DAS 14-Jul-1985 52 60 77. SHRI SUSHIL KUMAR SHRI DHARANIDHAR ANUGUL 24-May-1979 72 79 PANIGRAHI PANIGRAHI 78. SMT PRANATI SINGH SHRI BIPIN BIHARI SINGH ANUGUL 04-May-1979 19 37 SAMANTA SAMANTA 79. SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA ANUGUL SMT REETARANI PRADHAN 02-May-1980 53 51 PRADHAN 80. ANUGUL SRI SAROJ KUMAR SAHU PANDAB SAHU 03-Jun-1982 65 76 81. ANUGUL SMT RASMITA RATH SHRI DEBANANDA RATH 22-May-1978 77 53 82. SHRI SACHIDANANDA ANUGUL SMT PUSPITA TRIPATHY 22-Jul-1976 45 59 TRIPATHY 83. ANUGUL SMT REENA PRADHAN SHRI JAPANI PRADHAN 07-Jun-1982 37 38 84. SHRI GIRIJA BHUSAN ANUGUL SMT SASMITA GARNAIK 10-Apr-1979 44 52 GARNAIK 85. SHRI PADMA CHARAN ANUGUL SMT REETA NAYAK 01-Apr-1977 42 52 NAYAK 86. ANUGUL MR RATAN KUMAR DEHURY SHRI KUTARTH DEHURY 04-Feb-1990 31 43 87. ANUGUL MS RITARANI DEHURY SHRI SRINIBAS DEHURY 07-May-1980 37 48 88. ANUGUL SHRI ARUNA KUMAR SAHU SHRI BHASKAR SAHU 27-Dec-1977 28 42 89. ANUGUL SHRI RANJIT NAYAK SHRI DEBADHI NAYAK 15-Apr-1976 30 38 90. ANUGUL MS PRAMILA MAJHI SHRI HRUDANANDA MAJHI 04-Mar-1985 24 27 91. ANUGUL MS RITANJALI SAHU SHRI BISWANATH SAHU 04-May-1980 70 63 Page 3 of 137 92. SHRI GAGAN BIHARI ANUGUL MS SWAGATIKA GARNAIK 01-Aug-1987 41 53 GARNAIK 93. ANUGUL SHRI ANATHA PRADHAN SHRI FIRINGI PRADHAN 01-Jan-1982 75 91 94. SHRI DUSMANTA KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI BAMADEV DEHURY 22-Apr-1976 57 67 DEHURY 95. ANUGUL SHRI MANAS RANJAN SAHU LATE KIRTAN SAHU 17-May-1975 47 67 96. SHRI ASHOK KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI MAHENDRA SAHU 17-Jul-1981 46 59 SHAOO 97. SHRI MILAN KUMAR SHRI RAMESH CHANDRA ANUGUL 22-Apr-1976 74 82 SATAPATHY SATAPATHY 98. SHRI CHHABI NARAYAN ANUGUL SHRI PATITAPABAN SATPATHY 27-May-1990 71 81 SATPATHY 99. SHRI SANJAYA KUMAR SHRI GURU CHARAN ANUGUL 10-Jun-1985 46 46 DEHURY DEHURY 100. ANUGUL SHRI SANOJ PRUSTY SHRI MANGULU PRUSTY 05-May-1991 48 61 101. ANUGUL SHRI RUPESH KUMAR NAYAK SHRI KANDARPA NAYAK 13-May-1990 61 75 102. ANUGUL SHRI NIRAKARA MAJHI SHRI SRINIBAS MAJHI 14-Jul-1989 ABS ABS 103. SHRI PRASANNA KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI PRADYUMNA DAS 02-Jul-1983 69 79 DAS 104. SHRI PRADEEP KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI BITA PRADHAN 01-Apr-1977 10 21 PRADHAN 105. ANUGUL SHRI PRADEEP KUMAR SINGH SHRI MAKARSWAJ SINGH 30-Apr-1975 ABS ABS 106. SHRI SANSAR KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI NAKUL GADNAYAK 15-Jun-1981 41 49 GADNAYAK 107. ANUGUL SHRI SARATHI DEHURY SHRI ARAKHITA DEHURY 05-May-1989 54 55 108. ANUGUL SHRI SRIKARA NAYAK SHRI ANDHARU NAYAK 10-May-1985 64 51 109. SHRI SUBHRANTA KUMAR ANUGUL SHRI BHAGIRATHI BHOI 03-Jun-1984 26 46 BHOI 110.
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