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3RD DRAW 416 Final.Xlsx List of Applicants of Pre-Fab Shelter Sector 52, CHD for 3rd Draw to be held on 02-12-2020 at 11:00 A.M Pre-Fab Applicant Name Applicant Father Name Category No. P-183 SUNNY KUMAR JAI PAL GEN P-366 RICKY ITBARI LAL GEN P-758 RAM KARAN GURU PARSAD GEN P-759 MOHAMMAD USMAAN ABDUL JAWAR GEN P-760 HARIBANSH PRAJAPATI SATAI PRAJAPATI GEN P-761 URMILA DEVI CHANDRAJEET GEN P-762 BUDH RAM KALU RAM GEN P-763 LALAN SUKAY MAR GEN P-764 RAJENDER KUMAR RAM LAL GEN P-765 RAM BAHOR GIRDHARI LAL GEN P-766 RAM KUMAR RADHE LAL GEN P-767 RAM SHANKAR YADAV RAM AVADH YADAV GEN P-768 HARI LAL RAM SUCHIT GEN P-769 RAM BABU PANDIT SUKH DEV PANDIT GEN P-771 URMILA DEVI GOUTAM BAAWANI PARSHAD GEN P-772 DESH RAJ GANGA PRASAD GEN P-773 RAJ CHAND KHERU RAM GEN P-774 PUTI LAL HARI RAM GEN P-775 BABU LAL DEVTA PARSAD GEN P-776 SABITRI DEVI RAM KISUN GEN P-777 SONU KUMAR PHOOL SINGH GEN P-778 RAJESH KUMAR GANESHI MEHTA GEN P-779 SANJEEV KUMAR GUPTA ANIL KUMAR SAH GEN P-780 DAYA SHANKAR SHIV 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