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List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 78 1 B. K. ROAD MD.ISRAR NIZAMUDDIN 570 R 2 B. K. ROAD MD. SHAWKAT LAT LIAKAT HOSSAIN 54 R 3 B. K. ROAD AKLEEMA BII LATE SK. AHAMED 58 R 4 B. K. ROAD SABRA KHATOON LATE NOORUL HAQUE 57 R 5 B. K. ROAD AMINA KHATOON LATE ENIUAL SARDAR 55 R 6 B. K. ROAD MD NAWAZI LATE BILTO MIYA 569 R 7 B. K. ROAD MD. SALAUDDIN LATE MD. AILAM 568 R 8 B. K. ROAD MD. JAMAL UDDIN LATE MD. YASIN 53 R 9 B. K. ROAD AKHTAR HALDER LATE HOBI HALDER 554 R 10 B. K. ROAD AMINA BEWA LATE SK ABDULA 555 R 11 B. K. ROAD MD. JALIL LATE MD. NAZRUL 51 R 12 B. K. ROAD MD. SHAKIL LATE MD. SHAFIQUE 564 R 13 B. K. ROAD HASSAN PUKAT LATE MD OSMAN 49 R 14 B. K. ROAD MD NESAR LATE MD. HADIS 50 R 15 B. K. ROAD MD. SHAMIM LATE ABDUL AZIM 56 R 16 B. K. ROAD ESHA SARDAR LATE LATIF SARDAR 52 R 17 B.K ROAD AHMED HOSSAIN LAT MD. HOSSAIN 232 R 18 B.K. ROAD ASRAF ALI LATE KUDRAT ALI 279 R 19 B.K. ROAD NOOR MAHAMED LATE MD SATTAR 280 R 20 B.K. ROAD MD. ISHAQUE LATE MD. ISMAIL 498 R 21 B.K. ROAD SK BADRUDDIN LAET SK. GULAB 501 R 22 B.K. ROAD ABDUL KHALIQUE LATE ABDUL GANI 494 R 23 B.K. ROAD LUKPATYA DEVI LATE RAJESH MALLICK 397 R 24 B.K. ROAD ZOHRA KHATOON LATE MD. BAYTE HOSSAIN 351 R 25 B.K. ROAD ZAHEED KHAN LATE S. KHAN 527 R 26 B.K. ROAD KAMRUN NESA LATE SK. SHABBIR 277 R 27 B.K. ROAD MD. HAKIM LATE MD. HAMID 276 R 28 B.K. ROAD DEBNARAYAN SHAW LATE RAMJI SHAW 518 R 29 B.K. ROAD HADESHA KHATOON LATE MD. YASIN 521 R 30 B.K. ROAD NAZMA KHATOON LATE MD JAKIR 522 R 31 B.K. ROAD PHOOL MAHAMMAD KHAN LATE NABI KAHN 523 R 32 B.K. ROAD HASINA BIBI LATE SK. HABIB 525 R 33 B.K. ROAD LABA PAUL LATE SUNATAN PAUL 264 R Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 3336 of 6067 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 78 34 B.K. ROAD TAPAN KUMAR SARKAR LATE BASANTANO SARKAR 262 R 35 B.K. ROAD SHIV NARAYAN SHAW LATE RAMJI SHAW 491 R 36 B.K. ROAD BABY KHATOON LATE AMIRUDDIN 400 R 37 B.K. ROAD MD. JAIDUL MD HASAN 245 R 38 B.K. ROAD SK. ANWAR HOSSAIN LAT AZHAR HOSSAIN 273 R 39 B.K. ROAD PARMESWAR SHAW LATE SAMNATH SHAW 272 R 40 B.K. ROAD REHANA KHATOON LATE ABDUL JALIL 270 R 41 B.K. ROAD KALAM KHAM LATE NURUL KHAN 274 R 42 B.K. ROAD RABIYA BIBI LATE GOLAM HABIB 267 R 43 B.K. ROAD SANKARI HAZRA LAT MAHADEB HAZRA 403 R 44 B.K. ROAD MD. RAHAMAN KAHN LATE MD SALAM KAHN 402 R 45 B.K. ROAD MOMINA KHATOON LATE MD. ILIAS 401 R 46 B.K. ROAD ABDUL KARIM LATE ABDULKADIR 536 R 47 B.K. ROAD JAMILA IBI LATE MD. KASIM 399 R 48 B.K. ROAD MD. HASNAL ALAM MONSUR ALAM 398 R 49 B.K. ROAD MD. MUKHTAR LATE NOOR MD. 265 R 50 B.K. ROAD MOINUDDIN LATE NIZAM UDDIN 396 R 51 B.K. ROAD MD. REYAZUDDIN LATE MD. ALAUDDIN 266 R 52 B.K. ROAD SK MOIN LATE SK. HABIB 561 R 53 B.K. ROAD KUSH PAUL LATE SUNATAN PAUL 263 R 54 B.K. ROAD MEHBOOB ALAM RAJA KARIM 538 R 55 B.K. ROAD JANE ALAM LATE MD. JAN 587 R 56 B.K. ROAD HAKIMAN KHATOON LATE MD. SHAMSUDDIN 257 R 57 B.K. ROAD AYSHA KHATOON LATE NASIR AHAMED 596 R 58 B.K. ROAD FARIDA BEGUM LATE MUMTAJ AHMED 595 R 59 B.K. ROAD ABDULJALIL LATE ABDUL HAMID 594 R 60 B.K. ROAD MD. SAMIRUL MD MUSTAQUEM 592 R 61 B.K. ROAD FARJANA KHATOON LATE GALAM HABIB 405 R 62 B.K. ROAD MD. SHAMIM LAT SK. RASHID 237 R 63 B.K. ROAD SK. AHAMDED LATE SK BABIB 256 R 64 B.K. ROAD MD.JALALUDDIN LATE MD. MOINUDDIN 588 R 65 B.K. ROAD QUARISHA BIBI LATE ASGAR 407 R 66 B.K. ROAD SK NOORAN LATE ZAMIR AHAMED 586 R Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 3337 of 6067 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 78 67 B.K. ROAD MD EDU MIAY LATE NEYAMAT HOSSAIN 585 R 68 B.K. ROAD MD. ISLAM LATE MD. SAYEED 583 R 69 B.K. ROAD NANSHAD ALI LATE SK. ALAUDDIN 582 R 70 B.K. ROAD LAL MD. LATE MD. MANJOOR 591 R 71 B.K. ROAD ZUBEDA KHATOON LATE MD. MURSHID 269 R 72 B.K. ROAD BIJOY SINGH LATE NANDU SINGH 404 R 73 B.K. ROAD KAMAL HOSSAIN MD SHAKOOR MIYA 590 R 74 B.K. ROAD MD ATA HOSSAIN LATE SK. ABUL 535 R 75 B.K. ROAD MD. MUSTAQUE LATE SAFIZUL HAQUE 589 R 76 B.K. ROAD MD. FAIYAZ MD. ISRAIL 528 R 77 B.K. ROAD ABDUL RAHIM LAT ABDUL KADIR 255 R 78 B.K. ROAD SK SABIR LATE SK. JAFER 529 R 79 B.K. ROAD JAIBUN NESSA LATE SK. JAFER 530 R 80 B.K. ROAD SK SHEMSHER LATE SK. JAFAR 531 R 81 B.K. ROAD MD. AYUB LATE MD JAMAL 533 R 82 B.K. ROAD SK ASGAR LATE SK. KUDRAT ALI 537 R 83 B.K. ROAD SK SHAMSUDDIN SHAMSUDDIN ZOHA 539 R 84 B.K. ROAD SAHA MOHAMMED LATE ABDUL GOFUR 406 R 85 B.K. ROAD KHERUN NESHA ALTE SAKUR 524 R 86 B.K. ROAD AKHTAR HOSSAIN LATE FAKER MHOD 532 R 87 B.K. ROAD MD. JABAR LATE MD. HANIF 581 R 88 B.K. ROAD LAXMI ROY LATE RAM ROY 350 R 89 B.K. ROAD SK JALALUDDIN SK. NURO ZAMMA 526 R 90 B.K. ROAD NOOR AHAMMED LATE ABDUL RAZAK 275 R 91 B.K. ROAD KAPIL RAJWAR BALESWAR RAJWAR 541 R 92 B.K. ROAD CHANDESHWAR MAHATO LATE MUSAI MAHATO 540 R 93 B.K. ROAD SHAMSUN NESHA LATE ALAMGIR KHAN 230 R 94 B.K.ROAD SURENDRA SHAW DOMAN SHAW 446 R 95 B.K.ROAD TARA DEVI MANIK RAJJAK 471 R 96 B.K.ROAD PRATIMA PANJA LATE SURENDRANATH PANJA 453 R 97 B.K.ROAD KALIPADA PANJA LATE SURENDRA NATH PANJA 452 R 98 B.K.ROAD BISWANATH PAUL LATE SANATAN PAUL 451 R 99 B.K.ROAD TAPAN GAYAN BANKIM GAYAN 441 R Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 3338 of 6067 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 78 100 B.K.ROAD SATYA NARAYAN MAHATO LATE BHOLA MAHATO 449 R 101 B.K.ROAD MD. WAHID LATE MD. HAMIM 459 R 102 B.K.ROAD MD. FAIYAZ ALAM LATE SK KALOO KHAN 382 R 103 B.K.ROAD NAUSHAD KHAN LATE MANZOOR KHAN 324 R 104 B.K.ROAD BHOLA PAUL LATE SANATAN PAUL 444 R 105 B.K.ROAD JAMMUNA PAUL LATE SANATAN PAUL 443 R 106 B.K.ROAD SANTOSH SHARMA LATE JANAK SHARMA 442 R 107 B.K.ROAD BISWEAR MAHATO RAM PRASAD MAHATO 450 R 108 B.K.ROAD SALEHA KHATOON LATE SK. MUNNA 466 R 109 B.K.ROAD ZAHIDA KHATOON LATE MD. ZAHEER 474 R 110 B.K.ROAD MD. HASIM LATE SK JAMALUDDIN 472 R 111 B.K.ROAD DHARMA DEVI LATE SANKAR ROY 454 R 112 B.K.ROAD MD SAYEED MD YONOUS 9 R 113 B.K.ROAD ASHRAF ALI LATE MD. HABIB 473 R 114 B.K.ROAD MD. SIRAJUL LATE MD. MASHIQUE 384 R 115 B.K.ROAD MD. SABIR LATE MANZOOR HAQUE 11 R 116 B.K.ROAD ABDUL RAHIM LATE ABDUL KADIR 486 R 117 B.K.ROAD HARIRAM SUNUWAR 312 R 118 B.K.ROAD LIYAQUET ALI LATE MD. AZIZ 7 R 119 B.K.ROAD SYED JAMSHED ALAM LATE MD. SAMI 470 R 120 B.K.ROAD MD. MUSLIM MOIN KHAN 30 R 121 B.K.ROAD SAKINA BIBI LATE MD FAROQUE 41 R 122 B.K.ROAD SK. KAMRUDDIN LATE ABDUL KADIR 39 R 123 B.K.ROAD MEHRUNNESSA LATE SK. AMIRUL 38 R 124 B.K.ROAD JAMILA KHATOON LATE MD. ALTAF 16 R 125 B.K.ROAD SK. ZAHID SK. RASID 21 R 126 B.K.ROAD UMA KANTA VERMA KRISHNA DEV VERMA 455 R 127 B.K.ROAD MD. YASIN LATE MD. KAIR 29 R 128 B.K.ROAD SK. BADRUDDIN LATE SK. GOLAM 28 R 129 B.K.ROAD MD. SABIR MD SHAMSULHAQUE 27 R 130 B.K.ROAD RAHAMAT KHATOON LATE ABDUL AZIZ 26 R 131 B.K.ROAD RUSTAM ALI LAL BABU 25 R 132 B.K.ROAD MAHMOOD ALAM LATE MD.
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