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Name List II Annex III University Grants Commission - Universities Provident Fund Unclaimed Universities Provident Fund Refunds Ref. No. Employee's Name University UR-207 C. Gallage University of Colombo UR-208 A. Summudeen University of Colombo UR-209 V V Perera University of Colombo UR-210 A P M K S Munasinghe University of Colombo UR-211 M A D N Kumarasiri University of Colombo UR-212 G K Marasinghe University of Colombo UR-213 A M A K Priyadarshana University of Colombo UR-214 R. Rameshshanker University of Colombo UR-215 A M C Amarakoon Ins. Of Indigenous Medicine UR-216 W. Kalpage University of the Visual & Performing Arts UR-217 Shanthi Welayudampillei University of Jaffna UR-218 wasantha Kumari Ehemparam University of Jaffna UR-219 D.S. Jeyaranajan University of Jaffna UR-220 P. Somasundaram University of Jaffna UR-221 J. Nawaratnasinghem University of Jaffna UR-222 K. Sivanesan University of Jaffna UR-223 V. Vinasathambi University of Jaffna UR-224 F. Saviyar Anton University of Jaffna UR-225 S. Srikantha University of Jaffna UR-226 S. Selvaraja University of Jaffna UR-227 M. w. Sugammaraja University of Jaffna UR-228 S. Sivasubramaium University of Jaffna UR-229 S. Thiruwelwam University of Jaffna UR-230 A. Thanigasalam University of Jaffna UR-231 V. Puwanendran University of Jaffna UR-232 A. J. Mathamaraja University of Jaffna UR-233 J. Maliwaganam University of Jaffna UR-234 L. V. Pilipupilelei University of Jaffna UR-235 V. S Panchalingam University of Jaffna UR-236 S. Lingasami University of Jaffna UR-237 K. Sachithanandan University of Jaffna UR-238 J. Navasivayam University of Jaffna UR-239 S. M. Kumararajan University of Jaffna UR-240 V. Weerakathi University of Jaffna UR-241 C. R. Raveendra University of Jaffna UR-242 M. Nagespsram University of Jaffna UR-243 D. N. Ambalawanar University of Jaffna UR-244 M. mathuralingam University of Jaffna UR-245 S. Rathnem University of Jaffna UR-246 P. Asokan University of Jaffna UR-247 L. N. Labre University of Jaffna UR-248 S. Selvarathnam University of Jaffna UR-249 A. Rajanayagam University of Jaffna UR-250 T. Sundararaja University of Jaffna UR-251 S. Narainithy University of Jaffna UR-252 S. Selliah University of Jaffna UR-253 K. Thewanasan University of Jaffna UR-254 G. A. R. Chandrakumar University of Jaffna UR-255 P. Puwaneswaran University of Jaffna UR-256 Subashini Jayaseelan University of Jaffna UR-257 B. Anpalagon University of Jaffna UR-258 S. Logeshwaran University of Jaffna UR-259 K. Guneshasundaram University of Jaffna UR-260 V. Anandaraja University of Jaffna UR-261 V P Subramaium University of Jaffna UR-262 Nilupa Balendran University of Jaffna UR-263 K. Vinayagamurthi University of Jaffna Ref. No. Employee's Name University UR-264 T. Muttu Kumarassami University of Jaffna UR-265 C M Joshep University of Jaffna UR-266 Mohana Sunderam Abhilan University of Jaffna UR-267 Sumathi Rajarathnam University of Jaffna UR-268 K. Sithamparanathan University of Jaffna UR-269 Subramanium Koneshan University of Jaffna UR-270 R Nadaraja University of Jaffna UR-271 M V Savaripillei University of Jaffna UR-272 A. Sudarshan University of Jaffna UR-273 V. Arulampulum University of Jaffna UR-274 A C Krishakumara University of Jaffna UR-275 S. Kaleichelwan University of Jaffna UR-276 S. bridethamma University of Jaffna UR-277 M. Paramanathan University of Jaffna UR-278 Mylvaganam Krishnabalarajah University of Jaffna UR-279 V Varunanatharajah University of Jaffna UR-280 Ilamathi Ledehumananan University of Jaffna UR-281 Pupalan Laxman University of Jaffna UR-282 A. Mallawathanthri University of Kelaniya UR-283 J A C N Jayasinghe University of Kelaniya UR-284 A de Soyza University of Kelaniya UR-285 A D De Silva University of Kelaniya UR-286 R P E Gamaathige University of Kelaniya UR-287 A A S Piyadasa University of Kelaniya UR-288 S H V Kumara University of Kelaniya UR-289 M A S Alwis University of Kelaniya UR-290 N S Sugathapala University of Kelaniya UR-291 S H V Kumara University of Kelaniya UR-292 Katrina Ruth Clarkson University of Kelaniya UR-293 Keizaburo Mizuno University of Kelaniya UR-294 H A S K Weerasinghe University of Kelaniya UR-295 W A Jayaratna University of Kelaniya UR-296 P A M K Perera University of Kelaniya UR-297 W K I Fernando University of Kelaniya UR-298 A D C J Gunasekera University of Kelaniya UR-299 B. W. Dahanayake University of Moratuwa UR-300 V. P. A. Jayawardena University of Moratuwa UR-301 D. A. J. Nanayakkara University of Moratuwa UR-302 D. L. S. Pathirana University of Moratuwa UR-303 R. Shanmuganathan University of Moratuwa UR-304 T. Kumarasena University of Moratuwa UR-305 A. U. De Silva University of Moratuwa UR-306 D.P.T Nanayakkara University of Moratuwa UR-307 M. L. A. J. P. Gunathilake University of Moratuwa UR-308 P. G. Aruna Krishantha University of Moratuwa UR-309 S. J. Fernando University of Moratuwa UR-310 S. K. Amarasinghe University of Moratuwa UR-311 H. K. Cellaiya University of Moratuwa UR-312 H. S. C. Fernando University of Moratuwa UR-313 M. N. Ariyapperuma University of Moratuwa UR-314 R. M. C. D. Gunasekera University of Moratuwa UR-315 M. I. M. Wahab University of Moratuwa UR-316 G. H. Perera University of Moratuwa UR-317 W.J.M. Wanigasekera University of Moratuwa UR-318 C.Y.Chin University of Moratuwa UR-319 N. Gauripalan University of Moratuwa UR-320 J. A. Walihinda University of Moratuwa UR-321 A.G. Gunendran University of Moratuwa UR-322 K L M Uwais University of Moratuwa UR-323 K Srikanthan University of Moratuwa UR-324 T M H W Wijesekara University of Moratuwa UR-325 S. Tharendu University of Moratuwa Ref. No. Employee's Name University UR-326 T Suthaparen University of Moratuwa UR-327 K. Yoganathan University of Moratuwa UR-328 M M C Fernando University of Moratuwa UR-329 R A A Abeyratne University of Moratuwa UR-330 M P M C Deshapriya University of Moratuwa UR-331 P T Kamalanathan University of Moratuwa UR-332 L L Ekanayake University of Moratuwa UR-333 K Maniwannam University of Moratuwa UR-334 I M S S jayawardena University of Moratuwa UR-335 D. De. S.Muthumuni University of Moratuwa UR-336 W D T P De Alwis University of Moratuwa UR-337 B N Hewakandambi University of Moratuwa UR-338 N S K J Patabandige University of Moratuwa UR-339 J C Ranasinghe Sagara University of Moratuwa UR-340 R A Ranraja University of Moratuwa UR-341 R Shanmuganathan University of Moratuwa UR-342 T N M A Weerasinghe University of Moratuwa UR-343 W S W J Fernando University of Moratuwa UR-344 M. Somasunderam University of Moratuwa UR-345 G G Pathmabandu University of Moratuwa UR-346 R. Rajagopalan University of Moratuwa UR-347 M K A Priyantha University of Moratuwa UR-348 T K R C Amaraweera University of Moratuwa UR-349 P S Rathugama University of Moratuwa UR-350 V. Ilango University of Moratuwa UR-351 W V R Perera University of Moratuwa UR-352 M. Irsan University of Moratuwa UR-353 T. Surveshan University of Moratuwa UR-354 I.S. Ranaweera University of Moratuwa UR-355 H S Gale University of Moratuwa UR-356 W W N Dileepa University of Moratuwa UR-357 H G D B S Wimalarathna University of Moratuwa UR-358 W K R Deepal University of Moratuwa UR-359 J A S C Jayasinghe University of Moratuwa UR-360 W D T L Gunawardhana University of Moratuwa UR-361 M. T. N. De silva Open University of Sri Lanka UR-362 V. Rathnayake Open University of Sri Lanka UR-363 D. Rajasinghem Open University of Sri Lanka UR-364 H. K. D. T. H. Nanayakkara Open University of Sri Lanka UR-365 K. D. Fernandopillei Open University of Sri Lanka UR-366 L. H. S. K. Chandrakantha Open University of Sri Lanka UR-367 M. Mayurathan Open University of Sri Lanka UR-368 P.A.W. Sirisena Open University of Sri Lanka UR-369 P. Munasinghe Open University of Sri Lanka UR-370 R.L.M.J. Ratnayake Open University of Sri Lanka UR-371 S. Kalikuddi Open University of Sri Lanka UR-372 K. Siriwardena Open University of Sri Lanka UR-373 G. Gnanasegaram Open University of Sri Lanka UR-374 K. Puwana Chandran Open University of Sri Lanka UR-375 A G P Priyadarshana Open University of Sri Lanka UR-376 B. Anusuga Open University of Sri Lanka UR-377 P N Sugathen Open University of Sri Lanka UR-378 J. Kandasami Open University of Sri Lanka UR-379 H G V T Vithanage Open University of Sri Lanka UR-380 N. Nipunanatha Open University of Sri Lanka UR-381 K P B Herath Open University of Sri Lanka UR-382 S S J Sakaraja Open University of Sri Lanka UR-383 A J Kumara Open University of Sri Lanka UR-384 J W D Lalinda Open University of Sri Lanka UR-385 U N Jayamaha Open University of Sri Lanka UR-386 G K Y Y Perera Open University of Sri Lanka UR-387 S. Appakudi Open University of Sri Lanka Ref. No. Employee's Name University UR-388 B. Faiskanden University of Peradeniya UR-389 N. S. Shankar University of Peradeniya UR-390 R. Ranasinghe University of Peradeniya UR-391 R. Rajakumar University of Peradeniya UR-392 P. Muthuthambipillai University of Peradeniya UR-393 E. G. K. Priyananda University of Peradeniya UR-394 V.
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