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Interview List of Candidates of Class - IV Annexure - Interview List of Candidates of Class - IV Annexure - "A" S.No. as per form received Permanent Date and Day of S.No. New/Old Name of Candidate Father's Name Address Remarks Interview Venue W.No 6,Karan Nagar Railway 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 1 1/1288 Kuldeep Singh Pitamber Singh Road Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Dhanu Udh P.O 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 2 2/105 Pardeep Singh Munshi Singh Chiryai (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 3 3/3126 Mohinder Singh Karnail Singh Hartaryan Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 4 4/3482 Sunil Kumar Gian Chand Himbra Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Opp. Aps Dhar 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 5 5/2069 Ashwani Kumar Nek Ram Road Sattani (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 6 6/710 Nek Ram Chandu Kud Chenani Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Madan Mohan Nr SBI Garhi 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 7 7/3345 Sumit Bhambri Bhambri Rehmbal Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Baleter Hartaryan 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 8 8/1992 Ashok Kumar Hans Raj Ramnagar Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur W.no 8, H.no 42 New Hospital Road 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 9 9/26 Pankaj Bhagat Krishan Chand Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 10 10/216 Parkash Singh Bhagat Ram Galiote Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 11 11/207 Madan Lal Suraj Ram Pakhlai Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 12 12/287 Madan Lal Dharam Chand Moud Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 13 13/1301 Anju Sharma Mohan Parkash Indra Nagar Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 14 14/810 Joginder Kumar Kaka Ram Kotli Jijan Barolla (Thursday) Udhampur W.no 3, Adarash 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 15 15/1605 Sham Kumar Des Raj Colony Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur W.no 3, Adarash 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 16 16/995 Jyoti Rani Rattan Lal Colony Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Prowa Jagir 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 17 17/1500 Ram Dutt Vidhya Sagar Jaganoo Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Jagir Ghordi 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 18 18/749 Sanjeev Kumar Rattan Lal Ramnagar Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Kaghote Ramnagar 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 19 19/926 Meena Kumari Romesh Chander Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Jarmara More Pagyel Seen 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 20 20/515 Vijay Kumar Bodh Raj Brahmana Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Seen Brahmana 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 21 21/1971 Ashok Kumar Prabh Dayal Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 22 22/624 Vijay Kumar Prem Chand Chatara P.o Bali (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 23 23/3182 Moti Ram Vas Dev Padanoo P.o Ghari (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 24 24/1635 Mohd. Ashraf Mohd Amin Chak Rakwalan (Thursday) Udhampur W.NO.15 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 25 25/1077 Anil Gupta Hans Raj Gupta H.NO.200 Karlai (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 26 26/596 Ajay Kumar Narayan Dutt Jaganoo (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 27 27/487 Ajay Kumar Mahesh Chand Baryal p.o Kashirah (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 28 28/944 Vinod Kumar Prem Nath Seen Thakran Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Garnai V.p.o 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 29 29/05 Kabla Singh Amar Singh Gharnai (Thursday) Udhampur Dhalphar P.o 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 30 30/566 Jeet Kumar Prem Chand Johnu (Thursday) Udhampur V.p.o Chak 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 31 31/920 Kulbir Kumar Damodar Dass Rakhwalan (Thursday) Udhampur Sanjeev Kumar 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 32 32/774 Sharma Mohan Lal Sharma Kothi P.o Garho (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 33 33/280 Sangam Singh Suram Chand Chatara P.o Bali (Thursday) Udhampur Sughlar P.O 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 34 34/770 Bharat Singh Rattan Singh Hartyan Ex- Serviceman (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 35 35/4396 Tara Chand Kaka Ram Ossu P.O Pakhlai (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 36 36/352 Girhari lal Bansi Lal Ritti (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 37 37/3049 Mohinder Kumar Munshi Ram Bali (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 38 38/1501 Mohd Arif Mohd Iqbal Chenani (Thursday) Udhampur Prowa Jagir 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 39 39/2812 Romesh Chander Mangat Ram. Ramnagaer. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 40 40/1112 Puran Chand Amar Nath V.p.o Ritti (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 41 41/103 Radhey Sham Chuni lal Meldi (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 42 42/1163 Anil Kumar Romesh Kumar Thial (Thursday) Udhampur W.no 13 H.no 158 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 43 43/1059 Anil Gupta Madan lal Udh (Thursday) Udhampur Vil. Ghantwal The. 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 44 44/573 Sanjay Kumar Isher Dutt Chennai (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 45 45/447 Raj Kumar Shankar Chand Kither P.o Chenani (Thursday) Udhampur Rehmbal P.O 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 46 46/493 Deepak Kumar Sham Lal Gharhi (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 47 47/159 Barinder Sharma Sham Lal Sharma R/o Rehmbal (Thursday) Udhampur documents are notary 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 48 48/640 Rajesh Kumar Rattan Chand R/o Jawahar Nagar attested (Thursday) Udhampur R/o Tandar P.o 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 49 49/605 Jeet Singh Krishna Nagulta (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 50 50/1860 Ashok Kumar Shiv Nath R/o Sangur (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 51 51/1290 Kuldeep Singh Bishan Dass Hartaryan Udh. photo not attached (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 52 52/2387 Mohd Rafiq Shafi Pinjer (Thursday) Udhampur Dhalphar P.o 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 53 53/1538 Arun Dubey Dharam Chand Johnu (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 54 54/2779 Romesh Kumar Makhan Lal Kud Chenani Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur W.no.17 Saillain 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 55 55/1408 Anwar Hussain Faqir Mohd Talab (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 56 56/352 Karnail Singh Dharam Singh P.O Roun (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 57 57/867 Powinder Singh Onkar Singh Dehari Ramnagar (Thursday) Udhampur Phangial P.O 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 58 58/500 Man Mohan Hans Raj Sattani (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 59 59/1294 Yash Pal Beli Ram Ghantwal (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 60 60/2816 Subash Chander Badri Nath Larh Vill. Jaganoo (Thursday) Udhampur W.no .7 Garrina 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 61 61/757 Sanjeev Kumar Ganga Ram Talab (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 62 62/3119 Sudesh Kumar Munshi Ram Vill.Kawa P.o Kawa (Thursday) Udhampur Vill.Kah At present 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 63 63/2183 Shiv Kumar Vas Dev Sharma Sangoor (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 64 64/2258 Ravi Kumar Ved Parkash Thill Kharorian (Thursday) Udhampur Jagir Ghordi 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 65 65/376 Vijay Kumar Mulkh Raj Ramnagar Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Vill and P.o 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 66 66/563 Mani Ram Shankar Dass Sunater (Thursday) Udhampur name was not found in excel as well as manual but form received on the 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 67 67/ Janak Raj Rattan Chand Rathian P.O Sattani basis of court case. (Thursday) Udhampur Jagir Ghordi 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 68 68/678 Pawan Kumar Isher Dass Ramnagar Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur Vill. Sunetar The. 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 69 69/621 Ajay Sharma Dhiyan Chand Ramnagar (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 70 70/899 Krishan Singh Sansar Chand Khill Tarmara Over Age on 2006 (Thursday) Udhampur Near Id Garh 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 71 71/142 Naresh Kumar Baldev Raj Adarsh Colony (Thursday) Udhampur Dallah Housing 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 72 72/35 Pankaj Gupta Babu Ram Gupta Colony (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 73 73/2677 Subash Chander Faquir Chand Hartaryan Udh. (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 74 74/797 Perwishan Singh Munshi Ram Ladda The. Moungi (Thursday) Udhampur Jyoti Parkash Jawahar Nagar 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 75 75/1081 Vivek Kumar Sharma Sangoor (Thursday) Udhampur Kangeroo, Khui 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 76 76/1508 Ram Krishan Shiv Ram Padder Malhar (Thursday) Udhampur Rakesh Kumar 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 77 77/1362 Sharma Parma Nand Baryal p.o Kashirah (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 78 78/32 Jagdeep Sharma Kewal Krishan Thial (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 79 79/2878 Subash Chander Kartar Chand Lower Omara (Thursday) Udhampur Village Kambal 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 80 80/2688 Subash Chander Bansi Lal Danga P.O Barola (Thursday) Udhampur W.no.5 H.no. 24 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 81 81/318 Bal Ram Singh Sham Singh Barrian Udh (Thursday) Udhampur 08.11.2018 D.C. Office 82 82/1581 Shallo Ram Kirpa Ram Preyan P.O Sattani (Thursday) Udhampur Vill Ghantwal P.o 08.11.2018 D.C.
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