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Sr.N Remark 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 29 5 39 6 42 7 59 8 63 9 102 10 174 11 294 Varanasi Development Authority (VDA), Varanasi Application for Allotment of House Under PMAY-U (Affordable Housing in Partnership) वरीयता नीतत 핍यवथा के अतं 셍तग होररजᴂटऱ वरीयता मᴂ पात्र दद핍यां嵍जन आवेदकⴂ की सूची Sr.N Duda/Sl. Name Aadhar Mobile Age Gender Marital Father / Spouse Aadhar No Aadhar No Religion Vertical Horizontal Current Permanent Ownership House Type Number OF Family Own Own House Own House own House Own House Employee BPL Card Status PATRA/APA Ward Name Remark No. Number Number Status Mother Name Of Spouse Of Father Priority Priority Address Address Detail of On Base year Stay In House Locality City State Land In Status No TRA 1 2 BIPIN 492618218587 9415293087 05/03/1983 male Married PRAKASH/Husband PRAKASH 8547680337 8547680337 Hindu GeneralName DisabledName URC 39 DHANAPUR existingRent PuccaRoof TypeCC & moreTown than 5 Yes BHADOHI BHADOHI UTTAR sqmt130 Salaried No Completed PATRA Sikrol DUBEY CHAND CHAND 32 32 GTC RADHASWA Stone Slab years PRADESH Successfully DUBEY DUBEY VARANASI MI DHAM CANTT POST 2 3 ANUP 824656041380 9611984444 02/01/1982 male Married PRAKASH SANGEETA 7802196054 7802196054 Hindu General Disabled 33/58 D DHANAPUR Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 Yes DHANAPUR BHADOHI UTTAR 135 Self No Completed PATRA Dashasumed KUMAR CHAND DUBEY 62 62 CHITTUPUR RADAHASW Stone Slab years PRADESH employed Successfully h DUBEY DUBEY SIGRA AMI DHAM BHADOHI 3 4 NEELAM 610855008953 9936327873 01/01/1960 female Married BUDDHRAM SHADHANA 4229788283 4229788283 Hindu General Disabled D 21 D 21 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Sikrol SINGH DAKHTRI SINGH 81 81 BHUVNESH BHUVNESH Stone Slab years employed Successfully WAR WAR NAGAR NAGAR CONOLY CONOLY ORDELY ORDELY 4 29 PRITI 949741545993 9260952772 01/01/1974 female Married SWATANTR HUSBAND 9497415459 9497415459 Hindu General Disabled S 1/4-2 S 1/4-2 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 Yes GILAT VARANASI UTTER 800 Self No Completed PATRA Sikrol SRIVASTAV A KUMAR 93 93 CHUPPEPU CHUPPEPU Stone Slab years BAZAR PRADESH employed Successfully A SRIVASTAV R GILAT R GILAT SHIVPUR BAZAR BAZAR VARANASI VARANASI 5 39 LAXMAN 494632231877 7499318366 01/01/1954 male Married LATE BABY 8916816734 AVD0907410 Hindu General Disabled E-16/29 E-16/29 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Labor No Completed PATRA Sikrol PRASAD MUNNU LAL SRIVASTAV 14 PREM PREM Stone Slab years Successfully SRIVASTAV A CHANDRA CHANDRA A NAGAR NAGAR COLONY COLONY PANDEYPU PANDEYPU 6 42 SABIR ALI 978690596571 9506427617 01/01/1977 male Married LATIF JAIBUN 2449819503 NA Muslim General Disabled S 2/366 S 2/366 Rent Semi Pucca more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Sikrol NISHA 81 SIKRAUL SIKRAUL Asbestos/Ste years Successfully CANTT CANTT el Sheet, VARANASI VARANASI Tiled UP - 221002 UP - 221002 7 59 RAM SINGH 547769433997 8726572313 10/02/1985 male Married GAGARANA GAGARANA 4320201948 4320201948 Hindu General Disabled L 32 VIKAS L 32 VIKAS Rent Katcha more than 5 No Labor No Completed PATRA Shivpur TH SINGH TH SINGH 95 95 PRADHIKAR PRADHIKAR Grass/thatch years Successfully COLONY COLONY ed, SHIVPUR SHIVPUR Tarpaulin, Wooden 8 63 SHARAD 994058437223 9026762006 01/02/1987 male Married TARKESWA SONAM 4923218951 4923218951 Hindu General Disabled L 32 VIKAS L 32 VIKAS Rent Semi Pucca more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Shivpur SINGH R SINGH SINGH 22 22 PRADHKAR PRADHKAR Asbestos/Ste years employed Successfully N COLONY N COLONY el Sheet, SHIVPUR SHIVPUR Tiled VARANASI VARANASI 9 102 Ramesh 230061792804 9389992333 10/03/1987 male Unmarried K C Raman K C Raman 2792767843 2792767843 Hindu General Disabled S 17/95 A18- S 17/95 A18- Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Sikrol Kumar Aiyar 31 31 1 Laxmighat 1 Laxmighat Stone Slab years employed Successfully Nadesar Nadesar Ramlila Ramlila Maidan Maidan Varanasi Varanasi 10 174 Radha Kapur 488667123794 8052110136 01/01/1988 female Married Mohit Kapur Mohit Kapur 6742348825 . Hindu General Disabled D 5/9 D 5/9 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Labor No Completed PATRA Dashasumed 90 Tripura Tripura Stone Slab years Successfully h Bhairavi Bhairavi Dashashwam Dashashwam edh edh Varanasi- Varanasi- 221001 221001 11 294 ARVIND 375731939226 9198496669 10/02/1978 male Married SHIV PRIYA 6288269032 6288269032 Hindu General Disabled VARANASI RAEBARELY Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Salaried No Completed PATRA TELIYAGHA KUMAR PUJAN SINGH 13 13 Stone Slab years Successfully G SINGH SINGH 12 339 AMRITA 386067886408 9452735736 13/09/1993 female Unmarried RAM RAM 7514835087 7514835087 Hindu General Disabled B 2/32 B 2/32 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Bhelupur SINGH SHANKER SHANKER 01 01 BHADAINI BHADAINI Stone Slab years Successfully SINGH SINGH 13 353 ASHISH 518089524374 7398270946 01/05/1983 male Married SHRI RANJANA 6495202297 5330103215 Hindu General Disabled B 34/147 M- B 34/147 M- Otherwise Pucca CC & more than 5 No 0 No Completed PATRA Bhelupur KUMAR NIWAS MISHRA 78 23 4-1 4-1 Stone Slab years Successfully MISHRA MISHRA SRAINANDA SRAINANDA N DASHMI N DASHMI VARANASI VARANASI 14 355 MANJU 553884642814 8840350941 28/02/1974 female Married KAILASHNA KAILASHNA 5822708604 5822708604 Hindu General Disabled 59/464 A-4K DINDASPUR Rent Semi Pucca more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Sarnath UPADHAYA TH TH 62 62 NAI BASTI ODAR Asbestos/Ste years employed Successfully Y UPADHAYA UPADHAYA PANDEYPU ODAR el Sheet, Y R PINDRA Tiled VARANSI 15 356 SARITA 503792426604 9044232522 24/04/1986 female Married RAJU RAJU 5561980905 5561980905 Hindu General Disabled ORDERLY ORDERLY Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Sikrol THAKUR THAKUR THAKUR 36 36 BAZAR BAZAR Stone Slab years Successfully VARANASI VARANASI U.P 221002 U.P 221002 16 364 SHWETA 528602120856 8858184455 05/04/1980 female Married AJAY AJAY 8906217805 YRS1522234 Hindu General Disabled VILLAGE VILLAGE Own Pucca CC & more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Dashasumed SINGH KUMAR KUMAR 88 BHISHAMPU BHISHAMPU Stone Slab years employed Successfully h SINGH SINGH R POST R POST BHISHAMPU BHISHAMPU R R SEWAPURI SEWAPURI DIST DIST VARANASI VARANASI UP 221403 UP 221403 17 426 VIKRAM 417542714852 9889054644 20/11/1976 male Married JAI KISHAN POONAM 5913409652 5913409652 Hindu General Disabled CK 7/47 CK 7/47 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Salaried No Completed PATRA Chowk JOSHI JOSHI JOSHI 81 81 SIDDHESH SIDDHESH Stone Slab years Successfully WAR WAR CHOWK CHOWK VARANSAI VARANSAI 18 472 SUNIL 495901231079 9454146472 12/06/1995 male Unmarried INDRAVATI Sunil Kumar 4959012310 3532071849 Hindu General Disabled Villa Bunchi Villa Bunchi Otherwise Semi Pucca more than 5 No Salaried No Completed PATRA Shivpur KUMAR MISHRA MISHRA 79 30 post Rajpur post Rajpur Asbestos/Ste years Successfully MISHRA mangari mangari el Sheet, VARANASI VARANASI Tiled 221202 221202 19 501 SARITA 569605408041 7860802222 11/12/1985 female Married ANIL ANIL 8060267872 5696054080 Hindu General Disabled VILL VILL Otherwise Semi Pucca more than 5 No 0 No Completed PATRA Shivpur MISHRA KUMAR KUMAR 76 41 BUNCHI BUNCHI Asbestos/Ste years Successfully MISHRA MISHRA RAJPUR RAJPUR el Sheet, MANGARI MANGARI Tiled VARANASI VARANASI 221202 221202 20 561 POONAM 927964464088 9919483670 16/11/1974 female Married SURAJ SURAJ 9271362144 9271362144 Hindu General Disabled S -26 /293 S- 2/361 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Self No Completed PATRA Sikrol KESARWANI KESHARI KESHARI 84 84 ASHOKPUR FISH Stone Slab years employed Successfully AM MARKET COLONY BHOJUBEE VARANASI R VARANASI 21 578 RAKESH 531438593974 9198243547 03/01/1982 male Married SATYADEV NIKEE 3909987420 3909987420 Hindu General Disabled SH 5/12 BK SH 5/12 BK Rent Semi Pucca more than 5 No Labor No Completed PATRA Shivpur KUMAR SINGH SINGH 97 97 LAXMANPU LAXMANPU Asbestos/Ste years Successfully SINGH R SHIVPUR R SHIVPUR el Sheet, Tiled 22 590 BABY 891681673414 7499318366 01/01/1969 female Married LAXMAN LAXMAN 4946322318 AVD0907410 Hindu General Disabled E-16/29 E-16/29 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Sarnath SRIVASTAV PRASAD PRASAD 77 PREM PREM Stone Slab years Successfully A SRIVASTAV SRIVASTAV CHANDRA CHANDRA A A NAGAR NAGAR COLONY COLONY PANDEYPU PANDEYPU R VARANASI R VARANASI 23 596 RAMESHWA 337553155716 9450821911 01/02/1985 male Unmarried OM NA 2694413522 2694413522 Hindu General Disabled SHIV 9/32 A- SHIV 9/32 A- Rent Semi Pucca more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Shivpur R TIWARI PRAKASH 29 29 5 5 Asbestos/Ste years Successfully TIWARI SUDDHIPUR SUDDHIPUR el Sheet, PRAYAS PRAYAS Tiled NAGAR NAGAR COLONY COLONY SHIVPUR SHIVPUR VARANASI VARANASI UP 221003 UP 221003 24 633 HARISHANK 305792289995 7800163718 15/04/1968 male Married RAMA KIRAN 7402902101 7402902101 Hindu General Disabled K 67/85 D K 67/85 D Rent Katcha more than 5 No Labor No Completed PATRA Kotwali AR MISHRA MISHRA MISHRA 25 25 BHART BHART Grass/thatch years Successfully MILAP MILAP ed, COLONY COLONY Tarpaulin, NATI NATI Wooden EMAILE EMAILE VARANASI VARANASI 25 656 SANDHYA 491869077382 9415684547 04/05/1973 female Married LATE MANOJ 6191233915 JLKPS7717C Hindu General Disabled U H-46 U H-46 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Salaried No Completed PATRA Jaitpura SINHA MITHILESH KUMAR 00 SANJAY SANJAY Stone Slab years Successfully PRASAD SINHA GANDHI GANDHI NAGAR NAGAR COLONY COLONY CHAUKAGH CHAUKAGH AT AT VARANASI VARANASI 26 671 KUMKIUM 551179535130 6392555939 05/07/1976 female Married MUNNA LAL MUNNA LAL 5601298549 JVZ1951565 Hindu General Disabled K28/38 K28/38 Rent Pucca CC & more than 5 No Other No Completed PATRA Chowk DEVI SRIVASTAV SRIVASTAV 90 GOVIND JI GOVIND JI
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