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List-A ( Eligible List for the Post of Mining Sirdar ) Page No-1 LIST-A ( ELIGIBLE LIST FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR ) APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- OME/1582 GT/HQ/2 RV0118 1 19/MS/ONL JITAN TUDU SANNU TUDU ST 02/02/1996 - NO 30/07/2021 YES 9 478 8756 INE/2 SECL/SRD- OMU- GT/WZ/5 RV0123 2 19/MS/ONL AKASH JAWAHAR OBC 05/07/1993 - NO 28/09/2021 YES E/17532 098 7984 INE/15 SECL/SRD- VIPINKUMAR ASHOK ASHOK KUMAR OME/1687 GT/WZ/2 RV0179 3 19/MS/ONL OBC 15/02/1991 - NO 13/01/2023 YES SONI SONI 7 298 1303 INE/19 SECL/SRD- SATISH KUMAR NANHU LAL OMU- GT/WZ/3 RV0109 4 19/MS/ONL OBC 12/05/1996 - NO 21/12/2020 YES BARKHADE BARKHADE E/17530 730 3562 INE/22 SECL/SRD- SHEKH ABDUL OMU- GT/WZ/3 RV0163 5 19/MS/ONL MUZAHIDULL ISLAM OBC 26/07/1992 - NO 25/09/2022 YES HAMEED E/17528 601 9896 INE/25 SECL/SRD- DEEPAK KUMAR SHANKAR PRASAD SIRDAR/H GT/NZ026 RMO16 6 19/MS/ONL OBC 10/03/1986 - NO LIFE TIME YES GUPTA GUPTA Q-0606 5 42633 INE/27 Page No-2 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- OME/1730 GT/WZ/5 RV0117 7 19/MS/ONL Abhishek Thakur Banarashi Thakur OBC 30/12/1997 - NO 27/08/2021 YES 5 012 2250 INE/28 SECL/SRD- OMU- GT/WZ/5 RV0131 8 19/MS/ONL LOVKESH CHUNNI LAL OBC 04/05/1993 - NO 20/02/2022 YES E/17722 099 1561 INE/31 SECL/SRD- OME/1707 GT/WZ/3 RM012 9 19/MS/ONL SUKHDEO LALCHAND ST 07/07/1992 - NO LIFE TIME YES 1 739 37861 INE/34 SECL/SRD- OME/1397 GT/HQ/1 RV0070 10 19/MS/ONL SITARAM KUMAR BAHADUR MANDAL OBC 15/02/1993 - NO 22/11/2019 YES 3 195 2870 INE/46 SECL/SRD- DHANRAJ SMC- WASADE SUNIL GT/WZ/1 RM011 11 19/MS/ONL WASUDEO OBC 16/04/1994 - - E/1738 LIFE TIME YES DHANRAJ 836 79634 INE/54 WASADE 2 SECL/SRD- OME/1677 GT/HQ/2 RV0067 12 19/MS/ONL BHARAT KALINDI SIRIA DOME SC 13/01/1987 - NO 24/06/2019 YES 9 762 2858 INE/55 SECL/SRD- SCU- DHARMENDRA GT/WZ/3 RV0180 13 19/MS/ONL SAHATIM KAHAR OBC 15/10/1992 - - E/1774 20/01/2023 YES KUMAR KAHAR 881 3907 INE/59 5 Page No-3 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- PRATIK VIJAY VIJAY SUDAM OME/1601 GT/WZ/3 RV0102 14 19/MS/ONL SC 22/06/1994 - NO 26/10/2020 YES KARADE KARADE 6 454 7072 INE/62 SECL/SRD- VIKAS KISHOR OME/1521 GT/WZ/2 RM010 15 19/MS/ONL KISHOR SENGARAP OBC 18/04/1987 - NO LIFE TIME YES SENGARAP 9 797 93625 INE/65 SECL/SRD- OME/1651 GT/WZ/3 RV0137 16 19/MS/ONL Roshan Kumar minj Francis minj ST 03/04/1995 - NO 14/08/2021 YES 0 214 0829 INE/68 SECL/SRD- SMC-E GT/WZ/1 RV0150 17 19/MS/ONL SHIV KUMAR MILAN OBC 21/06/1994 - - 25/08/2022 YES 17484 962 4081 INE/95 SECL/SRD- SIRDAR/H GT/HQ/1 RV0130 18 19/MS/ONL SATNAM SINGH TARSEN SINGH OBC 08/05/1989 - NO 03/03/2022 YES Q-0583 546 0772 INE/102 SECL/SRD- AJAY KUMAR DASHARATH SIRDAR/H GT/HQ/2 RM013 19 19/MS/ONL SC 13/07/1984 - NO LIFE TIME YES CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY Q-0589 445 00690 INE/105 SECL/SRD- JAGESHWER SIRDAR/H GT/HQ/1 RM014 20 19/MS/ONL DINESH KUMAR OBC 16/06/1992 - NO LIFE TIME PANDIT Q-0714 458 35863 YES INE/113 SECL/SRD- Akhaya Kumar SIRDAR/H GT/HQ/1 RM014 21 19/MS/ONL Kangali Bhuyan OBC 25/05/1992 - NO LIFE TIME YES Bhuyan Q/0557 460 35864 INE/114 Page No-4 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- SHIV KUMAR SIRDAR/H GT/SEZ/1 RM016 22 19/MS/ONL GULAB MANDAL OBC 20/02/1992 - NO LIFE TIME YES MANDAL Q/0576 112 91475 INE/115 SECL/SRD- SMC- KRISHNA KANT GT/WZ/3 RR0142 23 19/MS/ONL SINHASAN LONIYA OBC 05/12/1994 - - E/1761 07/02/2020 YES LONIYA 112 2728 INE/118 8 SECL/SRD- DHARM RAJ PREM NARAYAN OME/1652 GT/WZ/2 RV0149 24 19/MS/ONL SC 04/04/1995 - NO 20/04/2022 YES PRAJAPATI PRAJAPATI 4 570 9496 INE/124 SECL/SRD- SURAJ KUMAR UMA SHANKAR OME/1595 GT/HQ/2 RV0106 25 19/MS/ONL OBC 18/10/1995 - NO 22/03/2021 YES PRASAD PRASAD 9 071 0953 INE/128 SECL/SRD- OME/1489 GT/W2/2 RM010 26 19/MS/ONL JITENDRA KHALOTE CHILTOO KHALOTE SC 05/03/1987 - NO LIFE TIME YES 3 317 27140 INE/136 SECL/SRD- OME/1563 GT/HQ/2 RVO106 27 19/MS/ONL VIKASH KUJUR JAGADEESH KUJUR ST 09/11/1989 - NO 02/04/2021 0 682 0972 YES INE/137 Page No-5 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- GYANCHANDRA OME/1462 GT/WZ/2 RV0096 28 19/MS/ONL GUDDU MANDAL OBC 05/09/1992 - NO 25/08/2020 YES MANDAL 1 597 9121 INE/139 SECL/SRD- OME/1468 GT/WZ/2 RV0078 29 19/MS/ONL MAHESH SURAJLAL ST 01/02/1995 - NO 27/01/2020 YES 0 630 4349 INE/145 SECL/SRD- ATRAM ADARSH JAGESHWAR OME/1603 GT/WZ/3 RV0061 30 19/MS/ONL ST 10/09/1992 - NO 22/06/2019 YES JAGESHWAR SHANKAR ATRAM 6 414 8373 INE/150 SECL/SRD- OME/1465 GT/WZ/1 RV0110 31 19/MS/ONL VIJAY KUMAR KAUSHAL PRASAD SC 15/02/1993 - NO 14/12/2020 YES 8 965 0231 INE/163 SECL/SRD- DIPAKKUMAR OME/1723 GT/WZ/4 RV0161 32 19/MS/ONL BRIJLAL M. GUPTA OBC 15/02/1997 - NO 15/07/2022 YES BRIJLAL GUPTA 9 801 2921 INE/164 SECL/SRD- GANESH NILESH GANESH OMU- GT/WZ/4 RV0147 33 19/MS/ONL KHEMCHAND SC 09/08/1992 - NO 20/05/2022 YES BAGDE E/18054 066 9282 INE/165 BAGDE SECL/SRD- SMC- SARAM HARISH GT/SCZ/1 RV0138 34 19/MS/ONL S NARSAIAH OBC 26/09/1993 - - E/1717 28/04/2022 YES KUMAR 452 9574 INE/169 7 Page No-6 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL. APPLICATI FATHER/HUSABN CLASS AID FIRST AID APPLICANT NAME A DOB CERT. N CERT. CERT. ELIGIBILITY NO. ON NO D NAME CERT. CERT. VALID S NO. NO. NO. T NO. NO. E SECL/SRD- OMU- GT/HQ/3 RV0155 35 19/MS/ONL FALINDRA RAJAK GHASI RAM RAJAK SC 19/02/1996 - NO 27/05/2022 YES E/17429 207 6780 INE/172 SECL/SRD- OME/1618 GT/SEZ/2 RV0130 36 19/MS/ONL SUDAMA KUMAR LALJI PRASAD OBC 31/01/1992 - NO 25/02/2022 YES 2 789 0855 INE/177 SECL/SRD- HIMANSHU SHYAMENDRA OME/1653 GT/WZ/3 RV0125 37 19/MS/ONL OBC 11/07/1996 - NO 26/10/2021 YES GAREWAL KUMAR GAREWAL 1 046 5200 INE/178 SECL/SRD- OMU- GT/SE2/3 RR0130 38 19/MS/ONL NAVIN KUJUR BRECIOUS KUJUR ST 28/11/1993 - NO 24/02/2020 YES E/17401 250 0411 INE/188 SECL/SRD- Ranjit Kumar OME/1451 GT/SEZ/1 RM010 39 19/MS/ONL Nirmal Mondal OBC 15/02/1993 - NO LIFE TIME YES Mondal 1 663 27658 INE/205 SECL/SRD- CHARAN DAS KODU LAL OME/1536 GT/WZ/2 RV0150 40 19/MS/ONL ST 05/07/1989 - NO 12/07/2022 YES MANIKPURI MANIKPURI 1 392 3242 INE/215 SECL/SRD- SHIV SINGH CHARAN SINGH OME/1614 GT/WZ/3 RM012 41 19/MS/ONL ST 08/09/1990 AM0840 NO LIFE TIME KANWAR KANWAR 3 706 42393 YES INE/226 SECL/SRD- DEVENDRA KUMAR SUDHIR SIRDAR/ GT/SEZ/3 RV0102 42 19/MS/ONL OBC 29/01/1990 - NO 06/11/2020 YES VISHWAKARMA VISHWAKARMA WZ/0594 450 5161 INE/242 Page No-7 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED THROUGH OFFLINE/ONLINE FOR THE POST OF MINING SIRDAR SRD-2019 2ND FIRST C MS OVERMA GAS SL.
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