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DEMAT Rejection List The Rejected List Will be Updated once a week (i.e. Every Sunday). For any queries related to rejection, please contact NIBL ACE Capital Ltd. 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SHAKYA 2157957 GBIME GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 1301060000679996 AJARA SHRESTHA 1977658 CCBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000047926 AJAY KUMAR GUPTA 2854064 KRBL SELF PRESENT 1301060000047926 AJAY KUMAR GUPTA 2856712 PURBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000047926 AJAY KUMAR GUPTA 2854057 ARUN COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000911251 AJIB MISHRA 2362660 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001121323 AJIT BARAL 2874167 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000300550 AJIT SHERCHAN 2866184 GDBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000088566 AJMA MUNANKARMI 2787601 PRVU COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000088566 AJMA MUNANKARMI 2901193 ADBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000088566 AJMA MUNANKARMI 2668585 EBLCP SELF PRESENT 1301060000513745 AKRITEE SHRESTHA 3011777 TRH COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000431132 AKRITI KHANAL 3021950 KBL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000531230 ALISH BIKRAM PANT 1875162 CZBIL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000628313 ALISHA MAHARJAN 2170774 BOKL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000196084 ALKA RAUNIAR 2954866 EBL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000759328 AMANRAJ KAPHLE 2881816 GBIME NAME MISTAKE 1301060000874970 AMAR BASUKALA 2713814 HIDCL PHOTOCOPY SIGNATURE 1301060000887010 AMBIKA PRASAD GHIMIRE 3087234 ADBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000887010 AMBIKA PRASAD GHIMIRE 3087194 ADBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001352679 AMBIKA UPRETI 3101259 ADBL NAME MISTAKE 1301060001352679 AMBIKA UPRETI 3104224 SLICL NAME MISTAKE 1301060001352679 AMBIKA UPRETI 3101264 SRBL NAME MISTAKE 1301060000536211 AMIR DAS RAJBHANDARI 2410497 NABIL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000298601 AMIR MAHARJAN 1503554 MEGA DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000298601 AMIR MAHARJAN 2590647 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000635289 AMIR SHAHI 1809173 CCBL FATHER NAME MISTAKE 1301060000473751 AMIRA KHADKA 2982690 NIB NAME MISTAKE 1301060001005927 AMISHA SHRESTHA 2887128 SHPC COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001005927 AMISHA SHRESTHA 2848844 ALICL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001005927 AMISHA SHRESTHA 2848846 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000335837 AMIT KUMAR SHRESTHA 2833178 DBBL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000158240 AMIT KUNWAR 1290692 GBIME COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000014628 AMITA KHATRI 1335169 CCBL FATHER AND GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 1301060000634758 AMMAR RAJ KHAIR 3048369 GBIME COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000018223 AMOGHA RATNA SHAKYA 2199431 PRVU DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001296739 AMRIT KUMAR MAHARJAN 3031597 SCB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000000661 AMRIT NATH REGMI 2955780 NFS SELF PRESENT 1301060000324219 AMRITA GAHA MAGAR 1685765 MEGA NAME MISTAKE 1301060000039195 AMRITA NANDA BAJRACHARYA 2697544 NBB PHOTOCOPY SIGNATURE 1301060000157038 AMRITA THAPA MAGAR 2719590 CCBL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000610648 AMRITI OLI 3073457 HIDCL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000786191 AMSHU SHAKYA 2470305 NBB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000220591 AMUKA SHRESTHA 3030607 SLICL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001184344 ANANDA BATA 2964304 HIDCL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000074779 ANANDA MAIYA AMATYA 2946706 EBLCP SELF PRESENT 1301060000074779 ANANDA MAIYA AMATYA 2946707 UIC COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000317714 ANANDA TULADHAR 2875716 SRBL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000700647 ANANT KARKI 2463024 HIDCL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000939404 ANANT KATWAL 2668578 NIB NAME MISTAKE 1301060000566287 ANANTA CHALISE 2180363 MEGA DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000362865 ANANTA PANTHI 1110578 DBBL CERTIFICATE CHANGE 1301060000447480 ANANTA TULADHAR 2450140 NICA COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000770099 ANIL BHAKTA AMATYA 2498287 TBBL CERTIFICATE CHANGE 1301060000743742 ANIL BHANDARI 2664636 NEF DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000638830 ANIL KUMAR MAHATO . 2336393 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000638830 ANIL KUMAR MAHATO . 2634200 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000658279 ANIL KUMAR SHAH . 2450127 CCBL 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1301060000211589 ANJAN UPRETI 2572124 HIDCL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000211589 ANJAN UPRETI 2805439 NIB COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000429431 ANJANA DONGOL 3037558 NICA COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000385460 ANJANA SHRESTHA 2331491 SRBL FATHER NAME MISTAKE 1301060001077912 ANJU JOSHI 2776053 GBIME COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000040365 ANJU SHRESTHA 1607904 CZBIL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000771468 ANJU SWAR 2268881 NICA COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000481870 ANKIT BHUSAL 2534735 HIDCL COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000067024 ANKIT MALLA 1917661 NUBL DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000067024 ANKIT MALLA 276242 NUBL NO SIGNATURE 1301060000156530 ANSHU BASNET 1531730 HIDCL SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060001045001 ANSHU TIMILSINA 2881922 RBBBL MERGER 1301060000346034 ANSHUL REGMI 2809258 GBIME DP SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000720028 ANTIM KUMAR MANDAL 2458877 NIBSF1 COMPANY SIGNATURE NOT MATCH 1301060000720028 ANTIM KUMAR MANDAL 2458871 NIB COMPANY 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