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Ampara District Pending List SN Name NIC D S Reason 1 Moahamed Ismail Asmath Banu 958181590 V Sammanthurai NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 2 රන්හශහ ො බණ්ඩාර඼ාහේ ව්ලණා ජයහෙත්ති මැණිහේ ති඼කරත්ෙ 867851437V ATTACHED FEW RESULT SHEET ONLY 3 M0hamed Habbas FathimaAfrose Banu 955013867V Kalmunai NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 4 K.Tharani 945663260V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 5 Bazeer Mohamed Musammil 882562263V Sammanthurai NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 6 Meer Lebbe Fathima Shifna 925062359V Sammanthurai NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 7 Uthayakumar Ketheesha 957903274V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 8 Arasanayagam Meena 948582198V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 9 Jeyakumar Jeyaletsumi 947962752V Kalmunai North NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 10 Sivalingam Kugapriya 945683430V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 11 Uthayakirinathan januska 9571929447V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 12 Loganathan Ushanthani 927393158V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 13 Srisankar Panuja 955852990 V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 14 Junaid Mafas Mohamed 902191674V Sammanthurai NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 15 Rajan Pious Ranuja 957542530V Navithanvell NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 16 ABDUL BAZEER MOHAMED HAMTHAN 950060506V IRAKKAMAM NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 17 SRITHARAN PRINTHA 948600897V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 18 JEEVARASA VILJINI 937772246V POTTUVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 19 PARAMESWARAN NILOJINI 947832697V ALAYADIVEMBU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 20 YUGAVARNAN KIRIJJA 947602160V SAMMANTHURAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 21 KARUNANITHY PIRASANNA 947853732V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 22 YOKARASA KOPI 913041097V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 23 YOKARASA LOGINI 947133039V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 24 NAVARATHARASA LOKITHAN 960041160V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 25 AHAMED LEBBE AJEEFA 199460202594V AKKARAIPATTU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 26 KANESHAPILLAI VIVEK 953141922V AKKARAIPATTU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 27 ABDUL RAHEEM FATHIMA SHIFNA 958191774V SAMMANTHURAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 28 MATHIPAVAN SANKAVI 965010017V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 29 KALANAYAKAM RUKSHALINI 957592775V SAMMANTHURAI DEAN LETTER 30 SIYALINGAM THINESITHA 946542466V ALAYADIVEMBU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE Page 1 of 2 31 WAHBEEN FATHIMA WAJEEHA 886641802V ADDALAICHENAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 32 SUBAIR ASEENA 199372403448V KARAITIVU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 33 MEGARASA LOKITHAXAN 952303104V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 34 MOHAMED NALEEMA NOORUL ASRA 965031618V AKKARAIPATTU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 35 SALEEM FATHIMA SHARFIN 945791225V KALMUNAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 36 SUNTHARAMOORTHY AJITHRAJ 951761800V KALMUNAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 37 ABDUL HAMEED AHAMED SAROOS 951410560V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 38 ලනි ද엔඿්කා ුද඾න් 957570538V DEHIATTAKANDIYA NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 39 RAVICHANDRAN MAARUTHI 955872630V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 40 SELVAKUMAR SARMI 948511550V KALMUNAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 41 THARAMLINGAM NUNARAJAN 932822628V KARAITIVU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 42 SANKAR SUPAJANA 945871997V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 43 ALLIRASAN DISANTHAN 950773391V KALMUNAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 44 හකෝණාර 뷒යන්හව඼ේ ාහේ ලනි රǒශා කණාති඼ක 958373651V AMPARA NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 45 UTHAYAKUMAR SHYNI JENEEFA 956492017V POTTUVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 46 ABOOBUCKER FATHIMA SHIROMI 955054040V SAINTHAMARUTHU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 47 SUTHAKARAN JEENTHAN 951673137V ALAYADIVEMBU NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 48 SIVASUBRAMANIYAM INTHUMALA 957560105V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 49 KEERTHINATHAN SOUNUSHA 955890566V THIRUKKOVIL NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 50 BALACHANDRAN NITHARSHAN 947071947V KALMUNAI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 51 PAVANANTHAN DISHANTHAN 950212306V NAVITHANVELI NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 52 A.B.M. Arsath 951561355V Sainthamaruthu NOT MENTION EFFECTIVE DATE 53 ABDUL HAMEED FATHIMIA RIMAZA 957570801V Akkaraipattu PENDING RESULTS (Registar Letter) 54 KRISHNAMOORTHY SHAHANA 947911295V Kalmunai North Head Letter only 55 MOHAMED SAHEED JANEES 862690796V Addalaichenai Attached few result sheets 56 ABDUL NAZEER FATHIMA THAHYEENA 947142992V Sammanthurai Attached few result sheets 57 MOHAMED ISMAIL FATHIMA HAJISTHA 958562110V Sammanthurei Dean Letter only 58 MOHAMED IRESHAD FATHIMA SAFNA 936813070V Sammanthurei Not mentioned iffective date 59 ABDUL MAJEED MOHAMMED ASMATH 932742195V Akkaraipattu Dean Letter only Page 2 of 2.
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