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PAHUR MALWAN FATEHPUR KANPUR NAGAR 1 4 4603797 ABHAI LAL PASSI H.M.(P.S.) TALA RUKUNUDDEENPUR P.S. HAIDERGARH BARABANKI PRATAPGARH 7 5 5822342 ABHAY PRATAP SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. LAKHUNKHURD URUWA GORAKHPUR SR NAGAR 7 6 5403617 ABHAY SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. RASULPUR DOMARIYAGANJ SIDDHARTHNAGAR RAMPUR 7 7 5719167 ABHINANDAN KUMAR PANDEY A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S. BARAWA FAHIM MAHARAJGANJ MAHARAJGANJ CHANDAULI 7 8 3202715 ABHISHEK BAJPAI H.M.(P.S.) P.S.JASWANT PUR ERWA KATRA AURAIYA RAE BARELI 7 9 5712928 ABHISHEK KUMAR SRIVASTVA A.T.(U.P.S.) P.M.V. BADHARA KANHAI PHARENDA MAHARAJGANJ CHANDAULI 7 10 5407899 ABHISHEK SINGH H.M.(P.S.) P.S. MDHAWAPUR BHANWAPUR SIDDHARTHNAGAR MAHARAJGANJ 7 11 5014772 ABHISHEKH KUMAR TIWARI A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S. UMRAO SINGH PURWA KAISARGANJ BAHRAICH GONDA 7 12 2336491 ABHITAB VISHVAKARMA H.M.(P.S.) P.S. SHRINAGAR PHOOLBEHAR KHERI SK NAGAR 7 13 2417523 ADITYA KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) PS LAHSADA SAKARAN SITAPUR HAMIRPUR 7 14 2107174 ADITYA KUMAR MISHRA H.M.(P.S.) PS MARAINA BILSANDA PILIBHIT SHAHJAHANPUR 7 15 2337304 AJAI BHARAT SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S. BETISAHDEV ISANAGAR KHERI FAIZABAD 7 16 5910063 AJAY K. BHARTI A.T.(U.P.S.) P M V MASHI MISHRA VISHUNPURA KUSHINAGAR CHANDAULI 7 17 5703021 AJAY KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) PS BISHUNPUR ADROUNA BRIDGEMANGANJ MAHARAJGANJ GHAZIPUR 7 18 3201471 AJAY KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) P.S.NAGLA KAYASTHAN ERWA KATRA AURAIYA LALITPUR 7 19 5108398 AJAY KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) PS PURE BALE SIRSIYA SHRAWASTI AMETHI 7 20 5406973 AJAY KUMAR A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S.BHATANGWA KHUNIYAON SIDDHARTHNAGAR AZAMGARH 7 21 5907061 AJAY KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) P P VISHUN PURA MOTICHAK KUSHINAGAR RAE BARELI 7 1&fodykax v/;kid ¼,sls v/;kid ftldk p;u fodykax Js.kh esa gqvk gks½ 2& vlk/; jksx ls xzflr v/;kid 3& fo/kok 4& lSU; lqj{kk cy@v)ZlSfud lqj{kk cy@jkT; iqfyl cy esa dk;Zjr dfeZ;ksa dh ifRu;ka 5& ifr@iRuh nksuks ds ifj"knh; v/;kid gksus ij 6& ifr@iRuh ds ljdkjh lsok esa gksus ij 7& efgyk@iq:"k v/;kid }kjk x`g tuin gsrq vkosnu 8& vU; oS;fDrd lgk;d] lfpo la;qDr lfpo lfpo mi lfpo m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn bykgkckn bykgkckn bykgkckn bykgkckn Øze vkosnu@ v/;kid @v/;kfidk dk uke in uke fo|ky; dk uke fodkl [k.M dk uke dk;Zjr tuin dk uke LFkkukUrfjr tuin dk uke LFkkukUrj.k la0la0la0 jftLVªs'ku la0 ¼xzkeh.k {ks=½ ¼xzkeh.k {ks=½ dh Js.kh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 22 5238930 AJAY KUMAR PANDAY H.M.(P.S.) P.S.MAHADEVA RAHERA BAZAR BALRAMPUR GONDA 7 23 5708862 AJAY KUMAR SHARMA A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. MANGALPUR NAUTANWA MAHARAJGANJ SR NAGAR 7 24 5023505 AJAY KUMAR SHUKLA A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S LALUHI SHIVPUR BAHRAICH UNNAO 7 25 5401000 AJAY KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. TERHAWA KHUNIYAON SIDDHARTHNAGAR GHAZIPUR 7 26 5102242 AJAY KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) UPS BECHUWA SIRSIYA SHRAWASTI VARANASI 7 27 5015463 AJAY KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) UPS GANGA PUR MIHINPURWA BAHRAICH DEORIA 7 28 5816994 AJAY KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. RIYAWN GAGHA GORAKHPUR CHANDAULI 7 29 2518574 AJAY KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S.SEMARA KALA KOTHAWAN HARDOI RAE BARELI 7 30 2432241 AJAY KUMAR SINGH H.M.(P.S.) PS PIPRA KHURD BISWAN SITAPUR KAUSHAMBI 7 31 0505042 AJAY SINGH KAUSHAL A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. NARKHERA BILASPUR RAMPUR MORADABAD 7 32 2523299 AJAY TOMAR H.M.(P.S.) P.S.SOHILA MAU SANDILA HARDOI SHAMLI 7 33 5109111 AJAY VIKRAM A.T.(U.P.S.) PMS RAMPUR BASTI JAMUNAHA SHRAWASTI FAIZABAD 7 34 4606259 AJEET KUMAR CHAUDHARY H.M.(P.S.) ALINAGAR P.S. SIRAULI GAUSPUR BARABANKI AMBEDKAR NAGAR 7 35 5013049 AJEET KUMAR DIWAKAR A.T.(U.P.S.) UPS GOLAGANJ PHAKHARPUR BAHRAICH KANNAUJ 7 36 5917884 AJEET PARTAP SINGH H.M.(P.S.) P P KAUASAR NEBUA NAURANGIYA KUSHINAGAR CHANDAULI 7 37 0214924 AJEET SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S.KUTUBPUR DATIYANA BUDHANA MUZAFFARNAGAR MEERUT 7 38 1210176 AJEET SINGH H.M.(P.S.) PS.SIKTARI GONDA ALIGARH AGRA 7 39 5032222 AJEET SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S MANJHA DARIYA BURD SHIVPUR BAHRAICH JP NAGAR 7 40 0903778 AJEET SINGH H.M.(P.S.) PARPA KI MANDAIYYA DAHAULANA HAPUR GB NAGAR 7 41 5610530 AJIT KUMAR CHAUBEY H.M.(P.S.) PS GHORANG HAISAR BAZAR SK NAGAR CHANDAULI 7 42 2213750 AJIT KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) GAURIKHERA UPS KATRA SHAHJAHANPUR MIRZAPUR 7 43 0504425 AJIT KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. MATKHERA SUAR RAMPUR SR NAGAR 7 44 2409500 AKANSHA BASU H.M.(P.S.) PS BANGAWAN KHAIRABAD SITAPUR MEERUT 7 45 5711330 AKHILENDRA PRATAP H.M.(P.S.) P.S. MUNDERI-II GHUGHULI MAHARAJGANJ CHANDAULI 7 46 5103010 AKHILESH KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) PS.MANWARIYA BHOJA JAMUNAHA SHRAWASTI KUSHINAGAR 7 47 7007279 AKHILESH KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) P. P. GURWAL GHORAWAL SONBHADRA MIRZAPUR 7 48 5102763 AKHILESH KUMAR SHUKLA H.M.(P.S.) PS.BHAGWANPUR BHAINSAHI JAMUNAHA SHRAWASTI KUSHINAGAR 7 1&fodykax v/;kid ¼,sls v/;kid ftldk p;u fodykax Js.kh esa gqvk gks½ 2& vlk/; jksx ls xzflr v/;kid 3& fo/kok 4& lSU; lqj{kk cy@v)ZlSfud lqj{kk cy@jkT; iqfyl cy esa dk;Zjr dfeZ;ksa dh ifRu;ka 5& ifr@iRuh nksuks ds ifj"knh; v/;kid gksus ij 6& ifr@iRuh ds ljdkjh lsok esa gksus ij 7& efgyk@iq:"k v/;kid }kjk x`g tuin gsrq vkosnu 8& vU; oS;fDrd lgk;d] lfpo la;qDr lfpo lfpo mi lfpo m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn m0iz0 csfld f'k{kk ifj"kn bykgkckn bykgkckn bykgkckn bykgkckn Øze vkosnu@ v/;kid @v/;kfidk dk uke in uke fo|ky; dk uke fodkl [k.M dk uke dk;Zjr tuin dk uke LFkkukUrfjr tuin dk uke LFkkukUrj.k la0la0la0 jftLVªs'ku la0 ¼xzkeh.k {ks=½ ¼xzkeh.k {ks=½ dh Js.kh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 49 5917778 AKHILESH KUMAR SINGH H.M.(P.S.) P P AMAWA DEEGAR DUDHAHI KUSHINAGAR GHAZIPUR 7 50 5206012 AKHILESH KUMAR SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) UPS MADNI PACHPERWA BALRAMPUR MIRZAPUR 7 51 5414121 AKHILESH KUMAR YADAV A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. PIPRA PADRUPUR KHESRAHA SIDDHARTHNAGAR FAIZABAD 7 52 5709212 AKHILESH RAY A.T.(U.P.S.) U.P.S KEVTANIYA GHUGHULI MAHARAJGANJ KUSHINAGAR 7 53 2457602 AKHILESH SINGH YADAV A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S.RIHAR BEHTA SITAPUR GHAZIPUR 7 54 5233498 AKHILESH VERMA A.T.(U.P.S.) UPS BEMIHA PACHPERWA BALRAMPUR FAIZABAD 7 55 5817807 AKHILESHWAR KUMAR RAI A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. RIYAWN GAGHA GORAKHPUR MIRZAPUR 7 56 2321345 AKHLESH CHANDRA PANDEY H.M.(P.S.) P.S. LAUKAHI ISHANAGAR ISANAGAR KHERI PRATAPGARH 7 57 2526780 AKILENDRA SINGH H.M.(P.S.) P.S.PANDEYPUR BHARKHANI HARDOI KANPUR DEHAT 7 58 2409928 AKSHAY KUMAR A.T.(U.P.S.) JHS KAIMA NARBAHANPUR EALLIYA SITAPUR SHAMLI 7 59 2463751 ALAM ARA A.T.(U.P.S.) JHS DEWARIKAIL GONDLAMAU SITAPUR SHAMLI 7 60 2462639 ALKA BAJPAI A.T.(U.P.S.) JHS MAJHIGAWAN KALAN BISWAN SITAPUR LUCKNOW 2 61 2548306 ALKA SHARMA A.T.(U.P.S.) J.H.S. TIKARI SURSA HARDOI HAPUR 7 62 5920709 ALKA SINGH H.M.(P.S.) P P AHIRAULI NAVEEN SUKRAULI KUSHINAGAR GORAKHPUR 7 63 1912128 ALOK KUMAR H.M.(P.S.) PS. VIJAY GARHI DAHGAWAN BUDAUN SAMBHAL 7 64 1920260 ALOK KUMAR SHARMA H.M.(P.S.) PS. RAFATPUR MAUROO JANUVI DAHGAWAN BUDAUN SAMBHAL 7 65 5915666 ALOK PARTAP SINGH A.T.(U.P.S.) P M V MADHOPUR GAUJAHI VISHUNPURA KUSHINAGAR CHANDAULI 7 66 2408488 AMAR BAHADUR H.M.(P.S.) PS CHANDEHARI MACHRETHA SITAPUR PRATAPGARH 7 67 5305144 AMAR NATH H.M.(P.S.) P.S.LUTAWAN PURWA HALDHARMAU GONDA FAIZABAD 7 68 5607345 AMAR NATH H.M.(P.S.) P.S.
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