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ULB NAME- BANSI, DISTRICT- SIDDHARTHNAGAR mission Father/Husband SN Name Sex Age WARD & Address Bank Name CODE Name 1 3 KAMLAWATI F 40 ANIL SUBASH NAGAR UBI 2 3 KARMA F 56 SURYANATH SUBASH NAGAR PUB 3 3 SUBHAWATI F 31 PRAHALAD SUBASH NAGAR PUB 4 3 KANCHAN F 35 RAJENDRA SUBASH NAGAR PUB 5 3 MOHD KHALIK M 25 GOS ALI SUBASH NAGAR UBI 6 3 SUMAN F 26 GOPAL DIVIYAPUR PNB 7 3 SHRIMATI F 37 DHARMNATH SUBASH NAGAR PUB 8 3 NISHA F 25 ROHIT SUBASH NAGAR UBI 9 3 ANITA F 29 MAYARAM SUBASH NAGAR PUB 10 3 GOJAHIYA F 43 HARILAL SUBASH NAGAR PUB 11 3 MUNNI F 29 NAND KISHOR SUBASH NAGAR PUB 12 3 PRABHAWATI F 45 RAMAMILAN SUBASH NAGAR UBI 13 3 BHUAAL M 31 SUKHAI SUBASH NAGAR UBI 14 3 MAMTA F 34 SHIV KUMAR SUBASH NAGAR PUB 15 3 VIDYA ARYA F 37 ASHRFI LAL SUBASH NAGAR PUB 16 3 MAMTA F 19 SANTRAM SUBASH NAGAR UBI 17 3 LAKSHMI F 21 SATAEE SUBASH NAGAR SBI 18 3 JHINAKI F 58 SIRAJA SUBASH NAGAR UBI 19 3 SANGEETA F 27 NARPAT SAHAJI NARKATHA UBI 20 3 GEETA F 27 GAJENDRA SAHAJI NARKATHA PNB 21 3 LAXMI DEVI F 53 UDAY RAJ SUBASH NAGAR PUB 22 3 GUDIYA F 28 UMESH SUBASH NAGAR UBI 23 3 SAMSER M 38 INDRESH DIVIYAPUR PUB 24 3 SHEELA F 38 VIRENDRA NIRALA NAGAR PUB 25 3 SHANTI F 53 SANTRAM SUBASH NAGAR PUB 26 3 ASMA KHATOO F 23 MO LATIF SUBASH NAGAR PUB 27 3 BHUILI F 38 RAM NARESH SUBASH NAGAR PNB 28 3 AFREEN BANO F 22 MO VAKEEL SUBASH NAGAR UBI 29 3 MALTI F 44 NANHAK SUBASH NAGAR UBI BELWANVA 30 3 RADHIKA F 37 PARSHURAM UBI NARKATHA 31 3 URMILA F 38 BRIJRAJ SUBASH NAGAR UBI 32 3 REKHA F 33 RAMNARAYAN SUBASH NAGAR PUB 33 3 SONI F 28 VIJAY PRAKAS SUBASH NAGAR PNB 34 3 SURJI DEVI F 31 GANGARAM SUBASH NAGAR UBI 35 3 NIRMALA F 28 JOGENDRA SUBASH NAGAR PNB 36 3 KALAWATI F 48 VISIYAVAN SUBASH NAGAR UBI VISHVANATH 37 3 SANJAY KUMAR M 61 BASANTPUR CBI PRASAD 38 3 CHINNI LAL M 23 BIPAT YADAV NISHAD NAGAR PUB 39 TAHIR ALI M 21 MOHD HANIF NISHAD NAGAR URB 40 3 TAHRUN F 40 DHANIF NISHAD NAGAR PNB 41 3 RENU F 25 KAPILDEV NISHAD NAGAR SBI 42 3 SHABIR ALI M 29 HANIF NISHAD NAGAR CBI 43 3 SURTI F 49 MANTRAM NISHAD NAGAR CBI 44 SUSHILA F 44 RAJARAM NISHAD NAGAR PUB 45 3 ISRAR M 25 JAMIROOLLAH SONKHAR CBI 46 3 GUDDI F 39 SHIVPOOJAN NISHAD NAGAR PUB 47 BALI KARAN M 53 BHAGGAN NISHAD NAGAR SBI 48 3 MAJU DEVI F 30 SURYALAL NISHAD NAGAR PUB 49 BINA F 67 JAGDISH NISHAD NAGAR PUB 50 3 CHIRAUJI F 66 DHANAI NISHAD NAGAR URB 51 3 KAILASHI F 35 SHIVKUMAR NISHAD NAGAR PUB 52 3 KISLAWATI M 48 TUFANI NISHAD NAGAR CBI 53 3 DEEPAK VARMA M 31 RAMPRASAD NISHAD NAGAR PUB 54 3 SHAHIDUN F 43 WAHI DAKHA RANI LAKSHMI NAGAR PUB 55 3 SANGEETA F 37 RAMCHANDAR NISHAD NAGAR PUB 56 3 KEVALA DEVI F 73 RAMPRASAD GARGAJAVA CBI 57 URMILA F 31 DILLP SUBASH NAGAR PUB 58 3 SARSWATI F 63 JAI SHRI SUBASH NAGAR UBI 59 3 MUSTAKIM M 43 RAJ ALI NIRALA NAGAR SBI DIPAYAN 60 SANJAY SARKAR M 26 PATEL NAGAR PUB CHANDRA 61 33 PREMCHANDRA M 35 BRIJLAL SHYAMNAGAR URB 62 3 MANITA F 27 AJAY KUMAR NIRALA NAGAR CBI 63 3 GYANMATI F 61 RAMNARESH ISHANAGAR PUB 64 3 AKBAR M 41 MOHD NASEER ISHANAGAR SBI 65 3 RAMPRASAD M 34 JAGESHWAR NARKTHA CBI RAHUL BALMIK 66 3 M 19 PRATAP NAGAR SBI CHAURASIYA CHAURISIYA 67 3 HAVIB M 53 RISAL NISHAD NAGAR ANDB 68 3 SHEELA F 38 VIRENDRA NIRALA NAGAR PUB 69 3 BABY F 28 LALAN PATEL NAGAR PUB 70 3 URMILA F 24 GHISIYAVAN SUBASH NAGAR UBI 71 3 HASIN KHAN F 30 FARUKH MOHD LOHIYA NAGAR PUB 72 3 MAMTA DUBEY F 25 DEEPAK DUBEY PATEL NAGAR ANDB 73 3 REKHA F 33 MANOJ KUMAR PATEL NAGAR ANDB 74 3 BASANTI F 39 VIKRAM SUBASH NAGAR ANDB 75 3 MAMTA F 25 AMAR INDRA NAGAR PUB 76 3 SONU NISHAD M 23 SHIV RATAN SUBASH NAGAR ANDB 77 3 SANGAM F 30 SANJAY PRATAP NAGAR CBI 78 3 POONAM F 28 RAM POOJAN SUBASH NAGAR ANDB 79 3 PRAMILA F 35 SAMPAT SUBASH NAGAR UBI 80 3 SIMRAN F 20 DHARAMVEER SUBASH NAGAR UBI 81 3 VANDANA F 29 RAMESH NISHAD NAGAR PUB 82 3 BHULAN M 58 VILGEDAR NISHAD NAGAR UKOB 83 3 RINKI F 33 DHARMPAL SUBASH NAGAR VB PALTU 84 3 RAM GOPAL M 40 GANDHI NAGAR PUB CHAUDHARY 85 3 ABDUL MAJID M 39 MO VAJIR ISHANAGAR PUB 86 3 ASHA DEVI F 35 RAVI ARYA NAGAR PUB 87 3 ANAMIKA F 28 SANJAY KUMAR ARYA NAGAR ANDB 88 3 KIRAN AGRAHARI F 39 AMBIKAPRASAD ARYA NAGAR PUB 89 3 GULABI F 38 RAGGHU ARYA NAGAR PUB 90 3 SUBHASH M 29 JAWAHAR ARYA NAGAR ANDB 91 3 KRISHNADEVI F 52 SANTRAM ARYA NAGAR PUB 92 3 INDRAWATI F 58 KANTU ARYA NAGAR UKOB 93 3 REETADEVI F 29 SAMBHUPRASAD ARYA NAGAR PUB 94 3 SHABNAM F 43 AZAMKHAN ARYA NAGAR UBI 95 3 SADIKUNNISHA F 78 SAJIDKHAN ARYA NAGAR PUB 96 3 PHOOLMATI F 42 BHAGGU ARYA NAGAR PUB 97 3 BUNA F 37 SARJU ARYA NAGAR PUB 98 3 KISLAVATI F 41 GAYAPRASAD ARYA NAGAR PUB 99 3 AZIZUNNISHA F 33 ADALAT ARYA NAGAR PUB 100 3 PUSHPLATA F 38 RAKESHKUMAR ARYA NAGAR PUB 101 3 MEENA F 41 RAJU ARYA NAGAR PUNB 102 3 CHANDBABU M 40 SAJIDKHAN ARYA NAGAR CBI 103 3 BHUNGI F 56 BHAGGU ISHANAGAR PU 104 3 RABIYA KHAHOON F 29 SYED MOHD FASDI NAGAR SBI 105 3 PRABHAWATI F 59 SURESH KUMAR ISHANAGAR SBI 106 3 SUMARI DEVI F 46 BHAGWNDAS ISHANAGAR PUB 107 3 ASHIYA F 34 JAVED ISHANAGAR PUB 108 3 SEEMA JAISWAL F 20 VISHNU GANDHI NAGAR PUB 109 3 ARTI F 48 RAMAVADH PATEL NAGAR CBI 110 3 SAKHRUN F 53 BECHAN TEKDHAR PASCHIM UBI 111 3 SAVIRA F 61 LALLA TEKDHAR PASCHIM UBI 112 3 SHAHNAJ F 51 LALLU TEKDHAR PASCHIM UKOB 113 3 MATIULLA M 59 MAHMUD INDRA NAGAR UKOB 114 3 PRIYA F 31 JAY SHRI RAPTI NAGAR UBI 115 3 VIKRAM M 24 RAM MILAN RAPTI NAGAR PUB SURYABHAN 116 3 M 40 RAMJI JAISWAL GANDHI NAGAR CBI JAISWAL 117 3 PRABHU DAYAL M 48 RAM HARAKH MADHUKARPUR SBI MITHILESH 118 3 F 48 GOVIND PRASAD PANT NAGAR PUB KUMAR 119 3 RAFIK M 46 BADKU BANSI PUB 120 3 MOHD JALEEL M 63 MOHD RAZA PANT NAGAR SBI 121 3 AMRUN F 63 MOHD SHAHID PANT NAGAR PUB 122 3 ABID ALI M 53 SAUQAT ALI PANT NAGAR PUB 123 3 JANARDAN M 43 LATE RAMSAMUJH PANT NAGAR PUB 124 3 JUMARTI F 59 RAMANAND PANT NAGAR PUB 125 3 OM PRAKASH M 57 RAMKISHOR PANT NAGAR PUB 126 3 SHYAMA SONI F 47 SHRI RAM SONI PANT NAGAR PNB 127 3 CHIRAG M 28 CHUNNILAL PANT NAGAR PNB ABDUL AHAD 128 3 M 37 ISHAQ KHAN LATWA SONKHAR SBI KHAN 129 3 NISAR AHMAD M 54 BARSATI NIRALA NAGAR PUB 130 3 SUMAN F 25 SANTOSH KUMAR MUDILA KHAS PUB 131 3 USHA DEVI F 22 SHESHNATH PATEL NAGAR PUB 132 3 HANIFA F 43 KHALIL AHMAD NAGAR PUB 133 3 SHKUNTLA F 49 HIRA BAHBOL PUB HUSNARA 134 3 F 44 ABDUL MAJEED ISHANAGAR PUB KHATOON 135 3 KITABUN NISHA F 38 FAJELE AHAMAD DHOBIYAN NAGAR ANDB 136 3 RAVIKUL SAVA F 45 KAMAL ISHANAGAR 137 3 HAMIDUNNISHA F 59 NURMOHMMMAD ISHANAGAR UKOB 138 3 ORI RAM M 63 PANCHAM ASHOK NAGAR 139 3 ARTI F 55 GHISIYAVAN ISHANAGAR PUB 140 3 SARITA DEVI F 29 ANAND KUMAR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 141 3 SUSHILA F 37 RAJKUMAR AZAD NAGAR PNB 142 3 REKHA F 26 SURENDRA PRATAP NAGAR ANDB 143 3 MANJU MISHRA F 38 SUNIL BANSI SBI 144 3 URMILA F 39 VIJAY KUMAR AZAD NAGAR SBI 145 3 CHANDU M 59 NIBAR AZAD NAGAR PUB 146 3 VIMLAVATI F 45 RAMBALI AZAD NAGAR PUB 147 3 REKHA F 34 SURENDRA BAHBOL PUB 148 3 SONMATI F 61 CHATU BAHBOL CBI 149 3 MOTIRANI F 61 ARJUN PRASAD NEHARU NAGAR SBI 150 3 ASHA F 46 RADHE SHYAM NEHARU NAGAR PUB 151 3 AKILA F 52 VEERBAL NEHARU NAGAR PUB 152 3 MARYA KHATOON F 37 JAMAL AHAMED NEHARU NAGAR PUB 153 3 RUPA F 30 RAMESH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 154 3 SUDHA F 28 MOTI LAL NEHARU NAGAR PUB 155 3 SAFIYA KHATOON F 36 SARWAR KHA NEHARU NAGAR SBI 156 3 DILIP KUMAR M 48 BHOLA NEHARU NAGAR PUNB 157 3 RINKA F 36 RAM AJOR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 158 3 DURGAWATI F 48 PARS NEHARU NAGAR PUB 159 3 GUJRATI F 41 SHIVNARAYN NEHARU NAGAR SBI 160 3 SUNILA DEVI F 40 RAM SUBHG NEHARU NAGAR PUB 161 3 POOJA F 38 MANOJ KUMAR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 162 3 VASANTI F 36 GHABSHYAM NEHARU NAGAR PUB 163 3 REENA F 34 AMARNATH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 164 3 SHILA DEVI F 32 PRALADH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 165 3 MANRAWATI F 38 KUAMAR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 166 3 KUSUM F 38 VINOD KUM,AR NEHARU NAGAR CBI 167 3 ASHA F 35 JHIKU NEHARU NAGAR PUB 168 3 LAXMI DEVI F 35 RADHESHYAM NEHARU NAGAR UKOB 169 3 SANICHARI F 38 FEKU NEHARU NAGAR PUB 170 3 LALPARI F 68 VISHWANATH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 171 3 RENU DEVI F 26 LAWKUSH NEHARU NAGAR PUB MOVIYA 172 3 F 48 AKBER BARI NEHARU NAGAR PUB KHATOON 173 3 KAUSHIYA F 59 SURYANATH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 174 3 SUDHARA F 59 LEDI NEHARU NAGAR PUB 175 3 KISLAVATI F 39 RAM KARN NEHARU NAGAR PUB 176 3 VASMATI F 58 UMASANKAR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 177 3 POONAM F 26 DHARMENDRA NEHARU NAGAR CBI 178 3 KANHAI M 48 RAM PRASAD NEHARU NAGAR CBI 179 3 KAMLAWATI F 40 BHARTI NEHARU NAGAR PUB 180 3 SUKWANTI F 41 RAM SUMAIR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 181 3 SARASVATI F 42 RAMNIWAS NEHARU NAGAR PUB 182 3 KANTI F 40 GANGARAM NEHARU NAGAR PUB 183 3 SUNITA F 35 HARISHCHANDRA NEHARU NAGAR PUB 184 3 PIYARI F 48 HARIRAM NEHARU NAGAR CBI 185 3 KAPOORI F 48 RAMKISHOR NEHARU NAGAR PUB 186 3 MADHURI F 53 HARISHCHANDRA NEHARU NAGAR PUB 187 3 SHANAJ F 38 ANWAR ALI NEHARU NAGAR UBI 188 3 SHILA DEVI F 52 DIRSAN PRASAD NEHARU NAGAR PUB 189 3 SUSHILA F 26 PAPPU NEHARU NAGAR PUB 190 3 GUDIYA F 28 SUBHASH NEHARU NAGAR PUB 191 3 JAKRUN NISHA F 34 ALI HUSEN NEHARU NAGAR PUB 192 3 KRISHANAKANTI F 43 SHREENIWAS NEHARU NAGAR PUB 193 3 JASMATI F 58 GANGARAM NEHARU NAGAR PUB 194 3 POONAM F 33 RAMNATH RAPTI NAGAR PUB 195 3 SUMAN F 35 SUNILKUMAR RAPTI NAGAR CBI 196 3 RITADEVI F 29 RAMJATAN RAPTI NAGAR PUNB 197 3 MURATI F 62 SWAMINATH RAPTI NAGAR PUB 198 3 AKALMATI F 33 SHRAVANKUMAR RAPTI NAGAR PUB 199 3 SONA F 52 BHOLA RAPTI NAGAR PUB 200 3 BHANMATI F 63 VINDESHWARI RAPTI NAGAR PUB 201 3 HINA F 26 ISLAM RAPTI NAGAR PUB 202 3 CHANDRAVATI F 52 RAMU RAPTI NAGAR PUB 203 3 SEEMA F 28 RAJESH RAPTI NAGAR PUB 204 3 PRIYA F 31 JAY SHRI RAPTI NAGAR UBI 205 3 RAHUL M 25 HARIRAM RAPTI NAGAR PUB 206 3 KIRAN F 35 SHESHMAN RAPTI NAGAR PUB 207 3 ISRAWATI F 36 RADHE RAPTI NAGAR PUB 208 3 LAKSHIRAM M 62 KALPNATH RAPTI NAGAR PUNB 209 3 VIDHAYAWATI F 40 PANCHAM RAPTI NAGAR PUB 210 3 FAKANI F 64 BANARASI RAPTI NAGAR PUNB 211 3 GUDIYA F 43 HANUMAN RAPTI NAGAR PUB 212
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