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Ccode Srno Appno Fname Lname Appshkitta Allotedkitta Boid No 131 ccode srno appno fname lname appshkitta AllotedKitta boid_no 131 1083 SJCL00 Girja Shankar Baniya 300 140 1301070000221518 107 1084 SJCL00 HOM BAHADUR PANDEY 300 140 1301080000289648 120 1085 SJCL00 BASANTA PRASAD POKHREL 300 140 1301260000030231 120 1086 SJCL00 DILIP KUMAR THAPA MAGAR 300 140 1301060001275649 139 1087 SJCL00 SANTOSH GAUTAM 300 140 1301390000164973 104 1088 SJCL00 SANU MAIYA MAHARJAN 300 150 1301170000039604 102 1089 SJCL00 Rambabu Poudel 300 150 1301370000124146 120 1090 SJCL00 Bishnu Prasad Yadav 300 140 1301070000185472 134 1091 SJCL00 GANGA RAM PAL 300 140 1301280000038944 131 1092 SJCL00 BIR BAHADUR CHAND 300 140 1301130000178294 120 1093 SJCL00 SHIVA PRASAD POKHAREL 300 140 1301240000000151 131 1094 SJCL00 SURENDRA SAHANI 300 140 1301130000044538 120 1095 SJCL00 DILIP MANI DIXIT 300 150 1301130000011337 102 1096 SJCL00 THAGU RAM THARU 300 140 1301550000015279 107 1097 SJCL00 BAL BAHADUR YADAV 300 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madhav prasad guragain 300 140 1301110000099497 107 1115 SJCL00 Birendra Kumar Yadav 300 140 1301080000221458 137 1116 SJCL00 PRAVIN RAJCHAL 300 140 1301100000307765 137 1117 SJCL00 Dinesh Deubanjar 300 140 1301370000692604 129 1118 SJCL00 YASODA PANDEY 300 140 1301040000213043 138 1119 SJCL00 NARAYAN PRASAD DHUNGANA 300 150 1301020000025781 143 1120 SJCL00 RAJU PRASAD SHARMA 300 140 1301120000152990 143 1121 SJCL00 HEMANTA PRASAD BHATT 300 140 1301580000060526 138 1122 SJCL00 BIR BAHADUR CHAND 300 140 1301100000596546 143 1123 SJCL00 BIJAY MAHATO 300 140 1301580000196961 138 1124 SJCL00 MILAN BUDATHOKI 300 150 1301100000622383 131 1125 SJCL00 RISHIRAM THING 300 140 1301040000150847 110 1126 SJCL00 DURGA KUMARI BASYAL 300 140 1301100000289407 131 1127 SJCL00 RESHAM BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR 300 140 1301040000221432 138 1128 SJCL00 SHYAMJI BHANDARI 300 140 1301180000115251 131 1129 SJCL00 PRASHANT KUMAR JHA 300 140 1301040000154934 110 1130 SJCL00 DEVENDRA KUMAR CHAUDHARY 300 140 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1301580000191754 107 1148 SJCL00 UMESH PRASAD RAUT 300 140 1301080000234125 138 1149 SJCL00 Bijaya Kumar Shrestha 300 140 1301120000518380 107 1150 SJCL00 DURGA CHAUDHARY 300 150 1301080000234845 138 1151 SJCL00 TOP BAHADUR DHAKAL 200 140 1301100000608041 110 1152 SJCL00 KAMALA THAPA 300 140 1301100000289240 138 1153 SJCL00 BHOJ RAJ BASNET 300 150 1301150000029087 110 1154 SJCL00 MANJU KUMAR MAGAR 300 140 1301060000650284 138 1155 SJCL00 SITARAM KADARIYA 300 140 1301100000134850 145 1156 SJCL00 BHAN BAHADUR CHAND 300 140 1301130000180472 138 1157 SJCL00 Ramesh Man Shrestha 300 140 1301120000479481 110 1158 SJCL00 EK BAHADUR THAPA 300 140 1301100000280155 138 1159 SJCL00 ACHYUT BABU GHIMIRE 300 140 1301370000028382 145 1160 SJCL00 PARSU RAM CHAUDHARY 300 140 1301130000140135 137 1161 SJCL00 Hari Deb Mahato 300 140 1301370000677632 145 1162 SJCL00 NAVA RAJ JOSHI 300 150 1301130000176185 137 1163 SJCL00 Anil Kumar Adhikari 300 150 1301370000607610 137 1164 SJCL00 BIMALA POKHAREL 300 140 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