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S28-UTTARAKHAND 1 AC NO and NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final W.R.T 01.01.2015) SL S28-UTTARAKHAND 1 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL. Name of Elector Eelector Sex Rank Husband SL NO Regiment Address House Address NO. Type Service/Buckle No Service/Buckle Age No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KUMAON REGIMENT Vill.- Bunga 1 TRILOK Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Munsiyari RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 23 4199843F Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Nagaling Fulatadai 2 GOVIND Member M HAV RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Dugtu RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 39 4185689 Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Bata 3 GANGA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 22 4204507 F Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- walthi 4 DURGA Member M LNK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 28 4193688P Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Chauna 5 CHANCHAL Member M LNK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Chauna RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 33 4192374 F Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Khela Part 6 VIKRAM Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Khela RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 23 4202807 K Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Kalika 7 DEV Member M LNK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Kalika RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 33 4192733K Pin.- 262576 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Dolma 8 KAILASH Member M LINK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 35 4191285W Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- SAMYAL GAON 9 RAMEHSH Member M SEP RECORDS THE CHANDRA KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- BARAM RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- DHARCHULA APO 22 4205271 K Pin.- 262544 Dist.- PITHORAGARH Vill.- Jumma 10 JAMAN Member M NK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Jumma RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 36 4191924 M Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh ERO S28-UTTARAKHAND 2 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL. Name of Elector Eelector Sex Rank Husband SL NO Regiment Address House Address NO. Type Service/Buckle No Service/Buckle Age No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Vill.- Dutibagarh 11 YASHWANT Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Tham RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 28 4200105M Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Dutibagarh 12 BABITA Wife F 11 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Tham RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 18 4200105M Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- MORI 13 TIKENDRA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- LUMTI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 25 4201616H Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- MORI 14 TULSI Wife F 13 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- LUMTI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 25 4201616H Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- WALTHI 15 KAILASH Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- WALTHI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 27 4200133 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- WALTHI 16 PUSHPA Wife F 15 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- WALTHI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 24 4200133 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BAMANGAON 17 PRAKASH Member M SEP RECORDS THE CHANDRA` KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- QUITE RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 32 4196854 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BAMANGAON 18 UMA Wife F 17 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- QUITE RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 26 4196854 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BALLUWAKOTE 19 DEEPENDRA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- PATNI GAON RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- DHARCHULA APO 26 4201524 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BALLUWAKOTE 20 MEENA Wife F 19 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- PATNI GAON RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- DHARCHULA APO 31 4201524 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh ERO S28-UTTARAKHAND 3 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL. Name of Elector Eelector Sex Rank Husband SL NO Regiment Address House Address NO. Type Service/Buckle No Service/Buckle Age No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Vill.- Garguwa 21 RAVINDRA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Garguwa RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 33 41928782M Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Garguwa 22 SEEMA Wife F 21 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Garguwa RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 31 41928782M Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Namik 23 RAM Member M L/NK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Namik RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 31 4196497L Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Namik 24 DAMYANTI Wife F 23 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Namik RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 27 4196497L Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Bhainskot Malla 25 GOVIND Member M SUB RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Bhainskot RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 49 540499Y Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BHAINSKOT 26 CHAMPA Wife F 25 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Bhainskot RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 47 540499Y Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Dhamigaon 27 JAGAT Member M HAV RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Dhamigaon RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 37 4189001H Pin.- 262555 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Dhamikhet 28 MEENA Wife F 27 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 30 4189001H Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BALMARA 29 SURESH Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- BASORA RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- DHARCHULA APO 21 4205616A Pin.- 262501 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Baram 30 ISHWAR Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Baram RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 21 4206366W Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh ERO S28-UTTARAKHAND 4 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL. Name of Elector Eelector Sex Rank Husband SL NO Regiment Address House Address NO. Type Service/Buckle No Service/Buckle Age No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Vill.- Baram 31 GOPULI Wife F 30 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Baram RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 46 4206366W Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- KHATERA 32 KHADYOT Member M HAV RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- KHATERA RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 34 4190926L Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- KHATERA 33 KUSHMA Wife F 32 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- KHATERA RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 28 4190926L Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- BANSBAGARH 34 MOHAN CHANDRA Member M NK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- BANSBAGARH RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 36 4193312N Pin.- Dist.- PITHORAGARH Vill.- BANSBAGARH 35 JANKI Wife F 34 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- BANSBAGARH RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 35 4193312N Pin.- Dist.- PITHORAGARH Vill.- Niratoli 36 LAXMAN SINGH Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 32 4195628Y Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Niratoli 37 LAXMI Wife F 36 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Walthi RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 29 4195628Y Pin.- 262554 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Kotyura 38 TRIBHUWAN Member M LNK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Hupli RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 36 4193370X Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Kotyura 39 PUSHPA Wife F 38 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Hupli RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 28 4193370X Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Khela Part 40 YOGENDRA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Khela RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 32 4198607N Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh ERO S28-UTTARAKHAND 5 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL. Name of Elector Eelector Sex Rank Husband SL NO Regiment Address House Address NO. Type Service/Buckle No Service/Buckle Age No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Vill.- Khela Part 41 BABITA Wife F 40 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Khela RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 29 4198607N Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Hokra 42 DIWANI Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Hokara RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 32 4198145L Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Hokra 43 KAMLA Wife F 42 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Hokara RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Munsyari APO 29 4198145L Pin.- 262553 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Ranthi Part 44 NAIN Member M NK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Ranthi Boragaon RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 35 4191994L Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Ranthi Part 45 KIRAN Wife F 44 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Ranthi Boragaon RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 32 4191994L Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- SANRATHI 46 HIRA Member M NK RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- SANRATHI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 36 4191689 Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- SANRATHI 47 MOHANI Wife F 46 RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- SANRATHI RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- MUNSYARI APO 31 4191689 Pin.- 262545 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Lumti 48 DEEPAK Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Lumti RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 26 14704779 Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Paynyapaudai 49 MAHENDRA Member M HAV RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Payyanpauri RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 35 14703572P Pin.- 262576 Dist.- Pithoragarh Vill.- Lumti 50 SUNDRA Member M SEP RECORDS THE KUMAON REGIMENT P.O.- Lumti RANIKHET C/O 56 Teh.- Dharchula APO 32 4197324Y Pin.- 262544 Dist.- Pithoragarh ERO S28-UTTARAKHAND 6 AC NO AND NAME- 42 - Dharchula ( GEN) LAST PART NO- 139 SERVICE ELECTORAL ROLL- 2015 (Final w.r.t 01.01.2015) SL.
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