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Operator Performance Report-1 (OPPR-1) Count of Checked Packets S Operator Perfromance Report Operator Performance Report-1 (OPPR-1) Count of Checked Packets S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name Demo Errors (in last month) 30 or More 1 MH_MOL_LA_NS013609 Shivshankar Baswaraj Balagide 2006 Mahaonline Limited 127 Govt of Maharashtra 654 34 2 MH_MOL_LAT_NS226937 Halighongde Deepak Umakant 2006 Mahaonline Limited 127 Govt of Maharashtra 787 32 3 NRCGLT423207 Layashree Bora 2777 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Golaghat 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 641 55 4 NRCJRT397933 Bhargob Doley 2778 Deputy commissioner Jorhat 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 676 53 5 NLBNRC_411161 Priyangshu Sarma 2785 Deputy Commissioner Nalbari 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 349 80 6 BARNPR_235007 Nabajit Das 2786 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Barpeta 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 752 67 7 BNGN_CSPL_0005 Diganta Kr Ray 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 854 45 8 BNGN_CSPL_0027 Sanjay Sarkar 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 878 74 9 BNGN_CSPL_0030 Abdul Hoque 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 572 55 10 BNGN_CSPL_0031 Saiful Islam 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 808 51 11 BNGN_CSPL_0036 Moynul Hoque 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 955 141 12 BNGN_CSPL_0037 Hamed Ali 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 766 47 13 BNGN_CSPL_0041 Rafikul Islam 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 833 95 14 BNGN_CSPL_0059 Roma Sharma 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 933 69 15 DHB_CSPL_0015 Rohim Chand Mondal 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 225 41 16 DHB_CSPL_0066 Mirza Alom Sheikh 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 482 55 17 DHB_CSPL_0074 Abdul Motalib Hussain 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 467 37 18 DHB_CSPL_0082 Sukur Ali 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 439 47 19 DHB_CSPL_0125 Azgor Ali Mollah 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 863 67 20 NRCDHB376453 Nozrul Islam 2791 Deputy Commissioner Dhubri 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 896 229 21 SSM_NRC_01 Abul Kashem 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 466 38 22 SSM_NRC_02 Zakir Hussain 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 910 58 23 SSM_NRC_05 Muzahid Alom Ansari 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 467 41 24 SSM_NRC_07 Ramiz Raja 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 589 52 25 SSM_NRC_08 Yasin Islam 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 303 52 26 SSM_NRC_10 Shafi Firoz Ahmed 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 662 164 27 SSM_NRC_11 Rejaul Alom 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 427 45 28 SSM_NRC_12 Sheshnath Robidas 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 475 47 29 SSM_NRC_16 Arfin Khurshid 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 531 35 30 SSM_NRC_20 Moniruzzaman Sk 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 586 42 31 GLP_CSPL_0001 Barasha Das 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 487 43 32 GLP_CSPL_0002 Ali Hossain 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 438 81 33 GLP_CSPL_0006 Mahmudul Hassan 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 1164 66 34 GLP_CSPL_0007 Sajid Hussain 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 652 72 35 GLP_CSPL_0009 Mohibul Islam 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 613 32 36 GLP_CSPL_0011 Abdul Mastak 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 765 51 37 GLP_CSPL_0014 Mirjul Islam 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 371 41 38 GLP_CSPL_0026 Ashrafur Rahman 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 386 30 39 GLP_CSPL_0033 Mohidul Islam Sheikh 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 581 31 40 GLP_CSPL_0035 Ziaur Rahman 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 703 50 41 GLP_CSPL_0037 Mofidul Islam 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 587 177 42 GLP_CSPL_0038 Jahanur Islam Mondal 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 405 87 43 GLP_CSPL_0040 Kuladwip Kalita 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 411 51 44 GLP_CSPL_0041 Rezaul Islam 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 500 70 45 GLP_CSPL_0046 Mehbub Mizanur Mohazerin 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 432 108 46 GLP_CSPL_0047 Marajul Islam 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 366 46 47 GLP_CSPL_0050 Pulokesh Kalita 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 670 32 48 GLP_CSPL_0051 Mostafizur Rahman 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 590 58 49 GLP_CSPL_0055 Pinki Karmakar 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 787 37 50 GLP_CSPL_0060 Dripul Kumar Rabha 2793 Deputy commissioner Goalpara 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 427 84 51 DAR_CSPL_024 Inamul Hoque 2794 Deputy Commissioner Darrang 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 295 41 52 GLXBIS_335724 Nandeswar Daimari 2797 Deputy Commissioner Biswanath 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 629 33 53 LAK_414419 Ripu Borah 2798 Deputy commissioner, Lakhimpur 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 654 33 54 DMJ_006475 Deepjyoti Bhuyan 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 509 138 55 DMJ_006495 Bibek Buragohain 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 736 32 56 DMJ_398717 Jagat Pegu 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 632 56 57 DMJ_401473 Bharat Dutta 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 559 32 58 DMJ_423835 Sangita Gogoi 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 564 56 59 DMJ_457219 Baishali Neog 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 753 67 60 DMJ_460494 Jahnabi Saikia 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 647 117 61 DMJ_473168 Sanjal Kutum 2799 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DHEMAJI 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 611 67 62 nrc_cachar_NS470517 Baharul Islam Laskar 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 174 Home & Political, Govt. of Assam 645 58 63 TAC_SUP8627 Ashok Subramani 2193 TAMILNADU ARASU CABLE TV CORPORATION LTD 208 Tamil Nadu eGovernance Agency 1092 77 64 AS_AXIS_NS449313 Parthapratim Sarma 0647 Axis Bank Ltd 647 Axis Bank Ltd 387 99 65 AS_AXISE_NS475422 Deepjyoti Bhuyan 0647 Axis Bank Ltd 647 Axis Bank Ltd 121 35 66 CNRB10424417 Vikas Gupta 0657 CANARA BANK 657 Canara Bank_New_657 557 47 67 SYSDI_NS388787 Mausumi Roy Deb 0658 Syndicate Bank 658 Syndicate Bank_New_658 549 34 68 DL_IPO_SD_NS461201 Anoop Singh 2714 Chief Postmaster General, Delhi Circle 804 Indiapost 955 39 69 GJ_WCD_PTN_NC027330 Purohit Archanaben Kanaiyalal 0840 Director ICDS, Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 840 Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 34 34 70 gujmehNC012080 Patel Laxmiben 0840 Director ICDS, Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 840 Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 30 30 71 gujrajNC012371 Patt Kumudben Pravinbhai 0840 Director ICDS, Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 840 Women & Child Development, Govt. of Gujarat 37 37 72 APHMFW_CSC_NS435635 Kaduru Sarath Babu 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 34 31 73 APHMFW_CSC_SS350230 N Yellamma 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 301 297 74 CSCAP_350328 Choppanati Srinivasulu 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 36 36 75 CSCAP_NS226733 Palliboyini Kondababu 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 37 36 76 CSCTS_173840 P V G Santhosh Kumar Pilla 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 39 39 77 SCL_UID_25081 Pentakota Sridevi 0957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 957 Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Andhra Pradesh 35 35 78 JK11-ICDS-0001 RIFAT ARA 0985 State Mission Director ICDS Social Welfare Department, J&K
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