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List of Parole/Furlough Absconder As on 3-2-2014 LIST OF PAROLE/FURLOUGH ABSCONDER AS ON 3-2-2014 SR. NAME OF PRISONERS FATHER DATE OF DATE OF PUNISHMENT IN CASE WHETHER FIR WHETHER LETTER WHETHER REMARKS DATE OF NO. NAME AND ADDRESS RELEASE SURRENDER GIVEN BY EXCESS TO LODGED IN U/S WRITTEN TO SURETY ARREST ON SUPDT. JAIL IN TEN DAYS 8/9 OF PAROLE CONCERNED FORFEITED PAROLE / CASE OF NON LETTER NO. ACT, IF YES, FIR DISTRICT OR NOT IF FURLOUGH SURRENDER AND DATE NO. MAGISTRATE FOR YES THE TILL TEN DAYS WRITTEN TO & DATE WITH SURETY FORFEITURE AMOUNT S.H.O. POLICE STATION IF YES, LETTER NO. RECOVERED AND DATE C.J. AMBALA - 47 1 Gurdiyal Singh S/o Mukhtiyar 23.05.88 21.06.88 Case Registered 19526 123/93 9432 SURETY House - Singh, R/o Buria, P.S. Jagadhri, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 08.10.1996 Jagadhri 14.10.1993. FORFEITED Repair 02x2,000/- Distt. Yamunanagar. (T.R) Act-1988. 2 Jarnail Singh S/o Arjun Singh, 23.06.90 05.08.90 Case Registered 10233 141/93 28943 Under Agriculture - R/o Akal Garh, PS Mullana, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 13.12.1993 Baldev Nagar 08.11.1999. Process Distt. Ambala (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 3 Mainu Din S/o Rahimudin, R/o 10.09.91 09.10.91 Case Registered 8226 10/08 8224 Under House - Khutambalias, Punjabian, P. S. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 08.09.1993 Baldev Nagar 08.09.1993. Process Repair Khujra, Distt. Bullandshahar (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 4 Shaukat Ali S/o Noor Modh., R/o 18.08.92 29.08.92 Case Registered 9421 30/93 9419 Under Purpose - Jalalabad, P. S. Dhana Bhawan, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 26.11.2012 Baldev Nagar 26.11.2012 Process Not Distt. Muzaffar Nagar, U.P (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. Available in record 5 Amarjit Singh S/o Harnam Singh, 04.01.93 19.01.93 Case Registered 2559 145/05 25005 Under House - R/o Nadi Mohalla, P. S. Ambala U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 22.02.2007 Baldev Nagar 31.10.1995. Process Repair City, Distt. Ambala (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 6 Paramjit Kaur W/o Amarjit Do Do Case Registered 2557 -Do- 9086 Under Through - Singh, R/o Nadi Mohalla, P.S. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 22.02.2007 20.10.1994 Process Hon’ble Ambala City, Distt. Ambala (T.R) Act-1988. High Court 7 Shakrim S/o Hussain, R/o 25.05.93 16.06.93 Case Registered 9117 142/93 9115 Under Through - Sharanpur, PS Beht, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 20.10.1994 Baldev Nagar 20.10.1994 Process Hon’ble Sharanpur (U.P). (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. High Court 8 Randeep Singh S/o Khusi Ram, 11.01.94 09.02.94 Case Registered 9318 02/08 9316 Under House - R/o Barida, P.S. Baroda, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 25.10.1994 Baroda 25.10.1994 Proces Repair Sonepat (T.R) Act-1988. 9 Rai Singh S/o Mukhtiyar Singh, 29.11.95 29.01.96 Case Registered 728 347/07 Not Available in Under Through - R/o Buchakhera, P.S. Kariana, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 02.02.1996. Baldev Nagar Record file Process Hon’ble Distt. Muzaffar Nagar, U.P (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. High Court 10 Hargobind S/o Gopal, R/o 07.11.97 29.11.97 Case Registered 4585 72/08 12250 Under Emergency - Shyamgarh, Distt. Mansour, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 05.04.2007 Baldev Nagar 18.12.1997 Process Parole (M.P) (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 11 Sewa Ram S/o Keso Ram, R/o 16.01.98 14.02.98 Case Registered 7224 72/08 5660 Under House - Hasanpur, P .S. Gagalheri, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 15.04.2004 Baldev Nagar 22.03.2004 Process Repair Sharanpur, U.P (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 12 Rakesh S/o Ranjit Singh, R/o 19.01.98 10.02.98 Case Registered 2769 11/08 1474 Under Emergency - Madwal, P.S. Bhagwanpur, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 18.03.1998 Baldev Nagar 13.02.1998 Process Parole Haridwar, Uttranchal. (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. 13 Harish S/o Jagdish, R/o 27.04.98 19.05.98 Case Registered 3498 11/08 12604 Under Purpose - Hasanpur, P.S. Gagalheri, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.03.2007 Baldev Nagar 23.11.1998 Process Not Sharanpur, (U.P) (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. Available in record 14 Jai Bahadur S/o Ganesh Bahadur, 19.09.98 27.09.98 Case Registered 3483 105/94 10628 Under Purpose - R/o Bindwana, Distt. Lohbang, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.03.2007 Mahesh Nagar 08.10.1998 Process Not Nepal then present Village (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City. Available Roulla, P. S. Mahesh Nagar, in record AMBALA. 15 Harjit Singh S/o Karam Singh, 12.11.98 11.12.98 Case Registered 3411 299/01 3696 Under House - R/o SCF Bhagat Singh Colony, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 08.03.2007 Baldev Nagar 17.04.2013 Process Repair Ind. Area, Jalandhar, (PB). (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 16 Shyam Lal S/o Ghanshyam S/o 09.03.99 24.03.99 Case Registered 4647 348/07 13918 Under Through - Om Parkash, R/o Chandpur U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 02.04.1999 Baldev Nagar 23.12.1998 Process Hon’ble Kalan, Distt. Muzaffar Nagar, (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City High Court U.P. 17 Shokin S/o Hanif R/o 24.06.99 23.07.99 Case Registered 11548 391/99 11546 SURETY House - Noor Wala, P.S. Sadar Panipat, U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 06.08.1999 Baldev Nagar 06.08.1999 FORFEITED Repair 02x20,000/- Distt. Panipat (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 18 Jamnadass S/o kanwar Singh, R/o 09.07.99 21.08.99 Case Registered 7824 200/10 1896 Under Agriculture - Kanpur, P.S. Jhinjana, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 29.06.2009 Baldev Nagar 22.01.2008 Process Muzaffar Nagar, U.P (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 19 Sita Ram S/o Debnu Ram, R/o 21.08.99 12.10.99 Case Registered 15137 65/09 15135 Under Agriculture - Khatori, P.S. Deong, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 24.09.1999 Baldev Nagar 24.09.1999 Process Shimla, H.P (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 20 Krishan S/o Lakhi, R/o Vill. 06.11.99 05.12.99 Case Registered 19729 328/99 19727 Under House - Malhseri Khera, P.S. Pillukhera,. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 21.12.1999 Baldev Nagar 21.12.1999 Process Repair Distt Jind. (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 21 Dhara Singh S/o Malkhan Singh, 23.12.2K 21.01.01 Case Registered 3480 72/01 1966 Under House - R/o Khanpur Kalan, P.S. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.03.2007 Baldev Nagar 22.01.2008 Process Repair Jhinjana, Distt. Muzaffar Nagar, (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City (U.P.) 22 Balkar Singh S/o Hazoor Singh, 17.02.01 01.04.01 Case Registered 2274 194/01 12606 Under Agriculture - R/o Dera Nissing, Karnal. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 20.02.2007. Baldev Nagar 08.08.2002 Process (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 23 Babu Ram S/o Gayasi Ram, R/o 09.03.01 07.04.01 Case Registered 3495 295/07 12531 Under House - Janoli, PS Palwal, Distt. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.03.2007. Baldev Nagar 06.08.2002 Process Repair Faridabad (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 24 Malook Singh S/o Hazoor Singh, 31.07.02 15.08.02 Case Registered 14195 368/02 14193 Under E/Parole - R/o Dera Nissing, Karnal U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.09.2002 Baldev Nagar 09.09.2002 Process (Mother - (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City Expired) 25 Maman S/o Bhima, R/o Ward 02.02.03 03.03.03 Case Registered 4128 93/03 Not Available in Under House - No. 06, Gannaur, Distt. Sonepat. U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 21.03.2003 Baldev Nagar Record file Process Repair (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 26 Chander Bhan S/o Bhagwana, 24.03.03 22.04.03 Case Registered 3489 165/03 7273 Under House - R/o # 379, Jalgaon, P. S. City U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 09.03.2007 Baldev Nagar 12.05.2003. Process Repair Jalgaon, Maharastra (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 27 Bhup Singh S/o Ram Kalan, R/o 13.05.03 11.06.03 Case Registered 16660 209/03 Not Available in Under House - Raseedal, P. S. Garhi, Distt. Jind U/s. 8/9 H.G.C.P. 06.10.2003 Baldev Nagar Record file Process Repair (T.R) Act-1988. Ambala City 28 Raj Kumar S/o Swaran Singh, 24.05.03 23.06.03 Case Registered 11439 75/04 11437 Under House - R/o Sabhepur, PS City YNR, U/s.
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