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Investor First Name Investor Middle Name Investor Last Name Father RSWM LIMITED LIST OF UNPAID & UNCLAIMED FINAL DIVIDEND 2010-11 Amount Proposed Investor Middle Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husband Last Pin Investor First Name Investor Last Name Address Country State District Folio Number DP ID - Client ID - Account Number Investment Type Transferre Date of Name First Name Middle Name Name Code Transfer to d IEPF Bhargava Stores Sheopur Kalan-476337 Mp Pin - NARESH CHANDRA NA NA INDIA Madhya Pradesh 476337 R001002J Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 25.00 29-OCT-2018 476337 Prakash Textile Agency Meerut City-250002 Pin - SANDHYA RASTOGI NA NA INDIA Uttar Pradesh 250002 R001007J Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 70.00 29-OCT-2018 250002 SHANTHA NA NA Z-66, Rajouri Garden Extn, New Delhi-110027 INDIA Delhi 110027 R001009J Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 145.00 29-OCT-2018 Jagdambha Eng Works Near Bus Stand Reengus- PAPPU SONI NA NA INDIA Rajasthan 332404 R001013J Amount for Unclaimed and Unpaid Dividend 290.00 29-OCT-2018 332404 YASWANT KUMAR PAREEK NA NA C/o Makhan Lal Paeekh Reengus-332404 Pin - 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