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List of Rejected Male Candidates SL No Token No Name of Applicant Permannent Address Address for Communication Remarks S/o Ishaq Ali, Near Jumma S/o Ishaq Ali, Near Jumma Masjid, Masjid, Tushnabad, p o ‐ Tushnabad, p o ‐ Tushnabad, , port Ashfaq Ali Tushnabad, Thana‐ Ograbaraj, blair, S/Andaman‐744103, 157 Rejected (Over age) S/O Ishaq Ali Ferrargunj teshil, port blair, Ph‐9476051560,9933246306 S/Andaman‐744103 Vill ‐ Nayagaon, Po‐Shadipur‐ C/o Ashraf Textiles,23 M G Market, 744106, Thana‐Aberdeen P/B, port blair,744101, S/Andaman, Sanjit Podder 2 109 S/Andaman, A& N Islands‐ Ph‐9476005500 Rejected (Over age) S/O Late Adhir Podder 744106, Ph‐9933261981 Cavin Babu Lane, Campbell Bay, Royal Colony, Dollygunj, port Blair, 3 110 Rejected (under age) S/O Frank William Great Nicobar,744302 Ph‐9531940657 Yarra chinna Rao, Ward No‐09, Yarra Chinna Rao, C/o Patanjali, Dairy Farm, Junglighat (Post), Mandel ,Vill‐Dairy farm, Junglighat‐ Yarra Chinna Rao 4 262 S/Andaman,port Blair‐744103 Post,Port Blair, S/Andaman, Ph‐ Rejected (Over age) S/o Late Y Madhava Rao 9679530372 Dairyfarm, Near Shiv Temple, Kannan Traders, C/o A Govindan, Port Blair, Aberdeen Thana, Post‐Junglighat,744103, Ph‐ Rejected, OBC certificate A Govindan 5 632 S/Andaman, A&N 9933220698 sumbitted is not S/o k Arjunan Islands,744101 valid.Over age C/O Sangam Tailors, Haddo C/O Sangam Tailors, Haddo Junction, B Raju Junction, P.O Haddo, Porrt P.O Haddo, Porrt Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 6 812 Rejected (Over age) S/O B Krishna Rao Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744102 744102. Ph‐ 9434263939 Daharthuba (Matt Mara) C/o M S Thakur, H/No‐9/752, Lodhi Rejected (Age proof Prosanta Mondal Hatthuba, Habra, North 24 Colony, New Delhi‐110003, 7 844 Certificate not attached S/o Ram Pada Mondal Pargans, West Bengal‐743269 Ph‐09654822792,09971100717 for application) Masahi, Gaunaha, west‐ Masahi, Gaunaha, west‐ Champaran, Rejected. Application Pawan kumar Pandit Champaran, Bihar 845451 Bihar 845451, Ph‐7296058658 8 846 form not signed by the S/o Girdhari Pandit applicant. Laxmanpur, Rangat, N&M Samir Kabiraj, C/o Nimai Kabiraj, Vill‐ Andaman, A&N Islands,744208 Laxmanpur, Post‐ Bakultala, N&M Rejected. Application Samir Kabiraj 9 880 Andaman,744208, Ph‐9476044177 form not signed by the S/o Nimai Kabiraj applicant. Padauk Bagicha, Vill+Post C/O K Zakir Hussain, Padauk Bagicha, Mannarghat, S/Andaman, A&N Vill+Post Mannarghat, S/Andaman, Rejected. Application Mohammed Arish 10 1090 Islands ‐ 744206 A&N Islands ‐ 744206. form not signed by the S/O Jafar Ali Ph‐ 7063994780, 9474231353 applicant. Shiv Colony, Dollygunj, C/O S Laxmi Narayan, Directorate Of S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Disaster Management, A&N S Laxmi Narayan 744103 Administration, Link Road, Goalghar, 11 1320 Rejected (Over age) S/O S Raja Rao Port Blair ‐ 744101. Ph‐ 9434294480 Mohd Israil, Vill teylarabad, P.O Naveen Electricals, M G Road, Garacharma, PS Pahargaon, Junglighat, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ Gulam Gous Teylarabad (rv), Garacharma, 744103. 12 1326 Rejected (Over age) S/O Mohammed Israil S/Andaman ‐ 744105 Ph‐ 9933250330 C/O T Vijay Kumar, Govt. Press, T Ramesh Babu, C/O T Vijay Kumar, T Ramesh Babu Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ Govt. Press, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 13 1519 Rejected (Over age) S/O Late T Rama Murthy 744104. 744104. Ph‐ 9933286775 Ramdhani Lohar, C/O Kavita, Ramdhani Lohar, C/O Kavita, SD‐I, Ramdhani Lohar SD‐I, APWD, C/Nicobar, APWD, C/Nicobar ‐ 744301. 14 1658 Rejected (Over age) S/O Bandhu Lohar Nicobar, A&N Islands ‐ 744301. Ph‐ 9531934773 M Vijaya Prakash, Nayagaon, M Vijaya Prakash, C/O K Sudha, Chief Captain Colony, A/Bazar, Pay & Accounts Office, Port Blair ‐ M Vijaya Prakash 15 1778 S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ 744101. Rejected (Over age) S/O Late M Neelaiah 744106. Ph‐ 9476029191 CH Purushotham, C/O House CH Purushotham, C/O Junior No. 78/A, Tsunami Shelter‐II, Engineer‐VI, Atlanta Point Sec No.‐ CH Purushotham P.O Chakkargaon, VI, Under SD‐I, PBSD, APWD, Port 16 1789 S/O Late CH Nageshwar Brookshabad, PS Pahargaon, Blair ‐ 744101. Ph‐ Rejected (Over age) Rao Port Blair, A&N Islands ‐ 9474263611 744105 C/O Office Of The Assistant C/O Special Relief Officer, Teressa Commissioner, Kamorta, Island, MGNREGA, Teressa, Nicobar Martin Ekka Rejected,(Over age) 17 2048 Nancowrie, Nicobar, A&N Dist., A&N Islands ‐ 744303. S/O Xavier Ekka Circular attached Islands ‐ 744303. Ph‐ 9434297554 Ravi Kumar Erothu, near F.C.I Ravi Kumar Erothu, C/O G Mohan Godown, 1/32 NH SCS Rao (GDS), Vill+Post: Dollygunj, Port Rejected, OBC certificate Ravi Kumar Erothu Navashakti Housing Society, Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744103. 18 2283 sumbitted is not S/O Laxminarayana Dollygunj, Port Blair, Ph‐ 9933261098 valid.Over age S/Andaman ‐ 744103. C/O Students Corner, P.B No. C/O Students Corner, P.B No. 476, M Raju 476, Junglighat, Port Blair, Junglighat, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 19 2396 Rejected (Over age) S/O Malkondaiah S/Andaman ‐ 744103. 744103. Ph‐ 9933299687 Haddo Ward No. 2, near Ratri C/O B Appa Rao, ACE Section, Mill Rejected. Application B Harikrishna Niwas, Port Blair, A&N Islands ‐ Division, Chatham, Port Blair ‐ 20 2400 form not signed by the S/O B Appa Rao 744102. 744102. Ph‐ 9933254801 applicant. Silviculture Camp, Kalatang, C/O Kamil Minj, Silviculture Camp, Pradeep Minj Mannarghat, S/Andaman ‐ Kalatang, Mannarghat, S/Andaman ‐ 21 2416 Rejected (Over age) S/O Kamil Minj 744206. 744206. Ph‐ 9434264014 Vill: Mitha Khari, PS: Ograbraj, Mitha Khari, T/Shelter, P.O: Ritesh Gain S/Andaman ‐ 744103. Ograbraj, S/Andaman ‐ 744103. 22 2477 Rejected, Under Age S/O Sujan Gain Ph‐ 8900903391 K Lokanadhan, C/O Kavi C/O Kavi General Store, Shop No. 5, General Store, Shop No. 5, Municipal Market, near Shiv Temple, Municipal Market, near Shiv Dairy Farm, P.O Junglighat, Port K Lokanadhan 23 2515 Temple, Dairy Farm, P.O Blair, S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Rejected (Over age) S/O K Koden Rao Junglighat, Port Blair, 744103. Ph‐ 9474215045 S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ 744103. Flat Bay, P.O: Adazig, Baratang, Vill: Dhani Khari, P.O: Chouldari, Port Udhaw Kumar Pandey N&M Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744103. 24 2545 Rejected (Over age) S/O Late Anukul Pandey 744210. Ph‐ 9476027049 Vinod Kerketta, Vill: Vinod Kerketta, Vill+P.O: Tushnabad, Vinod Kerketta Tushnabad, P.O: Tushnabad, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744103. Rejected.(Age proof not 25 2576 S/O Ramu Kerketta Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ Ph‐ 8001025588 attached) 744103. Shadipur, Aberdeen, Port Blair, C/O S Khan, Mini Zoo, Haddo, P.O: Zaheed Ramesh 26 2597 S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Haddo, Port Blair ‐ 744102. Rejected (Over age) S/O Rameswar Lall 744106. Austinabad, Garacharma, Port S.T.S Bus Terminus, Port Blair, V C Kannadasan 27 2641 Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744103. S/Andaman ‐ 744101. Rejected (Over age) S/O V Chinnaiyan Ph‐ 9933282107 C‐23 (3), Ward No. 18, PS C/O S Venkat Rao, Chief Engineer R Ravikumar Aberdeen, A&N Islands ‐ Office, APWD, Nirman Bhawan, Port 28 2658 Rejected (Over age) S/O Narasimaharao 744106. Blair. Ph‐ 9679524763 S/O Hermon J Kiro, House No. C/O Anjor Johnson Kiro, S R 140, Kaju Basti, Vill: Dairy Farm, Enterprises, Shop No. 4, Municipal Rejected. Application Anjor Johnson Kiro PS Aberdeen Bazar, School Complex, Dairy Farm, Port Blair. 29 2702 form not signed by the S/O Hermon J Kiro Line, Port Blair, S/Andaman, Ph‐ 9531920988 applicant. A&N Islands ‐ 744103. Milon Gram, Diglipur, N&M Milon Gram, Diglipur, P.O Swaraj Rejected. Supporting Sujoy Bairagi Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Nagar, N&M Andaman ‐ 744202. 30 2766 documents not S/O Sukumar Bairagi 744202. Ph‐ 9476042995, 9933215131 submitted. Shidhartha Sarkar Das, S/O Shidhartha Sarkar Das, S/O Kanu Kanu Ram Das, Vill+P.O: Uttara, Ram Das, Vill+P.O: Uttara, Shidhartha Sankar Das 31 2788 M/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ M/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ 744209. Rejected (Over age) S/O Kanu Ram Das 744209. Ph‐ 9474212875 Tapu Basthi, Bambooflat, C/O Dharma Rao Pan Shop, Tapu S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Basthi, Bambooflat, S/Andaman ‐ Rejected. (Educational Ashok Bilong 32 2869 744107. 744107. Ph‐ 9474279704 qualification certificates S/O Kamal Bilong not submitted) Tapu Basthi, Bambooflat, C/O S Kumar's Jewellery, L Babu Rao 33 2951 S/Andaman, A&N Islands ‐ Wimberlygunj, S/Andaman. Rejected (Over age) S/O L Adinarayan 744107. Ph‐ 9434270934 C/O S Kumar's Jewellery, C/O S Kumar's Jewellery, P Satish Kumar 34 2952 Wimberlygunj, S/Andaman. Wimberlygunj, S/Andaman ‐ 744206. Rejected (Over age) S/O Late P Balan New Pahargaon, near Rajender Nath, C/O EE (PLG)‐II, SE Rajender Nath Community Hall, Garacharma (PLG) Unit, CE's Office, APWD, Port 35 3220 Rejected (Over age) S/O Prem Nath Post, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ Blair ‐ 744101. 744105. Ph‐ 9933268609 38/2, Near Bhahi House, C/o Bikash Sarkar, O/o Executive Phoenix Bay, Sea Shore Road, Engineer, South Andaman Division, B. Jyothi Kumar 36 3291 Port Blair‐744101(9474231663) APWD, Port Blair, Near Govt. Petrol Rejected (Over age) S/o Late P. Bose Bunk. Ph‐9474284720 C/O Urmila Halder, (DS C/O Urmila Halder, (DS PWD/UD), NS PWD/UD), NS Building Building Secretariat Administration, Rejected, OBC certificate Karun Majhi Secretariat Administration, Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ 744105. 37 3303 d is not submitted.Over S/O Ramen Chandra Majhi Port Blair, S/Andaman ‐ Ph‐ 9476009314 age 744105. R.C.D Colony, Wimberlygunj, R.C.D Colony, P.O: Wimberlygunj, Rejected. Application K Nazir Hussain S/Andaman ‐ 744206.
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