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APPENDIX 'A' Organisation Name: MHA Name of Post: IMMIGRATION ASSISTANT (IA) Ser No Service No.Rank & Name RSB/ZSB 1 JC348103P SUB(HONY CAPT) JABBAR SINGH RATHORE Shergarh, Jaipur 2 198215-R, Ex-CHEAA, AKHILESH KUMAR Muzaffarpur 3 JC-311104-M, SUBDEDAR, GANTEDA NOOKA RAJU Vishakhapattanam 4 JC-669334X NB SUB(PA) P VENKAT RAMANA Vishakhapattanam 5 112977T MCPO LOG (FA) I Honarary Sub-Lt GANISETTY ANANADA RAJU Vishakhapattanam 6 JC-303985P NB SUB BONGU JAGGU BABU Vishakhapattanam 7 JC-303997K NB SUB TAMMINANA KRISHNA RAO Vishakhapattanam 8 Jc 680441Y Ex Sub Maj /Hony Lt BALLA ESWARA RAO Vishakhapattanam 9 JC-306069Y, NB/SUB/CLK, S.A. GUDIMELLA.T Vishakhapattanam 10 Jc-378405W SUB/YOS(comn) Vishakhapattanam 11 JC694927P, SUB MAJ HONY LT,RETD SUVVADA SIVA NARAYANA Vishakhapattanam 12 742076-H,JWO Sanjay Kumar Dash Vishakhapattanam 13 JC-404581 SUB (HONY CAPT) KOMMULA V NARAYANA RAO Vishakhapattanam 14 JC-769823X, SUBEDAR, GANGUPAMU PRASADA RAO Vishakhapattanam 15 JC-480712F SUB MAJ KESUBOYINA RAJU Vishakhapattanam 16 777186-S, JWO, S L N PRATAP KUMAR Vishakhapattanam 17 JC-602901H PRABHAT KUMAR PADHY SUB&HONY LT (CLK) Vishakhapattanam 18 JC-339078A Sub M Govinda Rao Vishakhapattanam 19 JC-284872P,SUBEDAR APPARAO NANDIKI Vishakhapattanam 20 JC-310728-A, SUB/HONY/LT SARADAGA VENKATA RAMANA Vishakhapattanam 21 JC 273199Y, Subedar Major (Honorary Captain) & M Trinadha Rao Vishakhapattanam 22 JC-460207X Sub & Hony Lt (Retd) Saroj Kumar Panda Vishakhapattanam 23 JC-310939H Nb Sub/Hony Sub, Chilla Babaiah Reddy Vishakhapattanam 24 JC-27524Y Sub (Hony Sub Maj) Chokkakula S Narayana Vishakhapattanam 25 JC-331723P Sub Maj( Hony Lt) Gorla Venkata Ramana Vishakhapattanam 26 111835Y Hon SLt Yedla Demudu Vishakhapattanam 27 785463-F JWO V S SEKHAR MATTUPALLI Vishakhapattanam 28 JC 665334A SUBEDAR G S S KRISHNA Vishakhapattanam 29 JC-245398-W EX-SUB SUB&RIS ARJALA DHARMA RAO Vishakhapattanam 30 JC-311040A Sub Allavarapu Lakshmana Rao Vishakhapattanam 31 JC-284872P, SUBEDAR APPARAO NANDIKI Vishakhapattanam 32 JC382807L NB SUB P.N. NOOKARAJU Vishakhapattanam 33 JC-310502P, SUBEDAR, AMBATI PAPINAIDU Vishakhapattanam 34 213563 Y GOPI KUMAR RAJANA, CPO(GS) Vishakhapattanam 35 169448-K CPOCOM(TEL) DEVESH KUMAR Vishakhapattanam 36 121529B CPO GS1 SANJAY KUMAR SONI Vishakhapattanam 37 176012-B, CHELA(R)(Retd) ASI KIRAN KUMAR REDDY Vishakhapattanam 38 111647W, MCPO-1 Hon.Sub.LT, K Sampat Kumar Gopu Vishakhapattanam 39 JC-331805X Sub Maj & Hony Lt Kailash Singh (ESM/447/ JCO/2021) Haridwar 40 JC-753769L Ex Sub Maj Jawahar Lal (ESM/341/ JCO/2016) Haridwar 41 JC-350980F S.LAL BAHADUR LARANCE Tiruvalluar 42 JC-670462F/ NB SUB N.PALANISWAMY Tiruvalluar 43 JC 699798 K JOHN GUNASEKARAN. M Tiruvalluar 44 JC-310824-P, Sub C.Parthiban Tiruvalluar 45 727285-H, JWO, Asokan Putharikkal Tiruvalluar 46 156820-K/ MAA R.SENTHIL KUMAR Tiruvalluar 47 JC756170-H/ SUB VIJAYAKUMAR.I Tiruvalluar 48 JC 244932W SUB /CLK(SD) (HONY SUB MAJ) S.SURESH Tiruvalluar 49 676167G JWO JEEJU SAMUEL Tiruvalluar 50 711951-N, JWO S BHRIJESH KUMAR Tiruvalluar 51 731740-H, SUB R. PURUSHOTHAMAN Tiruvalluar 52 JC331184K /SUB P.JERALD Tiruvalluar 53 JC811990X /SUB (HONORY SUB MAJ) NARASIMHULU.R Tiruvalluar 54 JC 308664F Sub Maj/ Hony Lt A.Palanichamy Coimbatore. 55 JC.309086K, Sub H/SM, K.P.Nagarajan Coimbatore. 56 JC.309562X, Sub J.Ganesh Coimbatore. 57 JC.382665Y NB SUB, R.Suryaprakash Coimbatore. 58 JC-375012P SUB ANANDA KUMAR B Coimbatore. 59 JC- 406083A Nb/Sub(Retd) Sedhu Ram Kumar R Coimbatore. 60 JC 759157K SUB MAJ (HONY CAPT) N JAYABALAN Coimbatore. 61 JC-330153X Hony Capt BG DHARMAN Coimbatore. 62 JC.665325X, H/Capt P.Subramanian Coimbatore. 63 JC.642269Y Subedar S.Kathirvelu Coimbatore. 64 JC-372189X ; Sub Maj & Hony Capt; Kulasekaralvar. C Coimbatore. 65 JC-804108W Sub Maj/ AEC D.Manikandan Coimbatore. 66 JC-440795P Hony Sub Maj & Sub/Clk (SD) G Arokianathan Coimbatore. 67 JC.698880-M H/Capt A.Ranganathan Coimbatore. 68 192873-Z, MCPO II Muralidharan Coimbatore. 69 161951Y MCPO II (Hon SLT) P.ARUMUGAM Coimbatore. 70 JC.374997N Sub S.Ahamadulla Coimbatore. 71 JC-258632A Nb Sub (Clk GD) Vincent Paul T Coimbatore. 72 JC-310467X Sub/Hony capt JOSEPH MAHIMAI DOSS K Coimbatore. 73 197358-T, MCPO-II, Gouthaman PK Coimbatore. 74 681014-G JWO Asokumar M Coimbatore. 75 678333-F HFO Sethuraman Natesan Coimbatore. 76 JC.667207K Nb Sub VS Marimuthu Coimbatore. 77 JC 439091X H/Sub Maj K.R.Gopalan Coimbatore. 78 JC.540906W Sub Clk V.Padma kumar Coimbatore. 79 JC.440330P Sub Ravi Francis G Coimbatore. 80 JC.383833Y Hony Sub Govindaraj C Coimbatore. 81 JC-306604N Hony SubMaj D.Nuton nagaraj Coimbatore. 82 JC 439647 X HONY SUB MAJ SEENIVASAKAP PERUMAL V Coimbatore. 83 172058-T, CHMECH, A MALARVANNAN Coimbatore. 84 723442-B Junior Warrant Officer Yadava kumar A Coimbatore. 85 640548-L JWO K.R.Ravichandran Coimbatore. 86 JC.219570P Sub Maj Senthilkumar V Coimbatore. 87 TJ005046M Sub Hony Sub Maj K.Vasudevan Coimbatore. 88 JC.309114L Sub S.Vivekanandan Coimbatore. 89 JC-381208Y SUB (CLK SD) SURESH GUPTA RSB Delhi 90 No.174619N, CHA(FD), Bijender Rohtak 91 726696T WO Surender Singh Hooda Rohtak 92 JC-69919YSub(Hony CAPT) Raj Kanwar Rohtak 93 JC-330316H EX Sub Dharamvir Rohtak 94 JC-532709Y NB SUB Amarjeet singh Rohtak 95 JC-301411K Sub Bijender Kumar Rohtak 96 JC-481033W Sub/Hony Capt Man Singh Panchkula 97 JC-331106M Sub Maj Jagat Ram Panchkula 98 JC-797488O Ris Maj/Hony Capt Ramphal Singh Dhiman Panchkula 99 JC-309808L Sub KB Ramesh Nilgiri 100 JC384424X Nb Sub R Kabeer Dass Nilgiri 101 JC-700065A SUBEDAR D RAVI KUMAR Nilgiri 102 JC 698187H, H/Sub/Maj H PRAGALADAN Nilgiri 103 JC-725023Y, SUB MAJOR G RAJAN Nilgiri 104 JC-378274W Sub G Sounderraj Nilgiri 105 JC-571453X Ex Naib Subedar/Clerk RANGANATHAN R Nilgiri 106 JC-381911M Sub A Somasundaram Nilgiri 107 JC-439981Y, Hon Sub Maj K Ravi Nilgiri 108 JC-380431W SUB G SIVAJI Nilgiri 109 JC-276622-Y / SUB SURESH N Nilgiri 110 JC-440877-X / SUB SAGADEVAN B Nilgiri 111 JC-378970N EX-SUB N BOJARAJ Nilgiri 112 JC-276839-H SUB G Prabhakaran Nilgiri 113 751614-B Junior Warrant Officer (JWO) ANAND B Nilgiri 114 JC-309985-L SUB JH.BABU Nilgiri 115 JC-376909L Sub.Maj. & Hon.LT. E.Murugan (Paratrooper) Nilgiri 116 JC-766911H SUB B. SURESH KUMAR Nilgiri 117 775329-B, Ex-JWO, PRABHA SHANKAR Muzaffarpur 118 JC-351988A HONY SUB PATEL SURESH KUMAR G MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 119 JC-381409X Subedar Nayee Suresh Kumar Baba Bhai MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 120 JC-665719X SUB MAJ DHANDHUKIYA MANSUKHLAL BHIKHABHAI MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 121 JC-731102K ZALA POPATSINH ZENUSINH MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 122 JC-384312-X SUB CHAUDHARI MANHARBHAI RANCHHODBHAI MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 123 JC-774166H Nb Sub Parmar Parshotam Bhai Umedbhai MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 124 JC-287740M (NB SUB) MISTRI MANISH KUMAR HIRALAL MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 125 JC-670009K, Sub Amarsinh Ajusinh Sodha MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 126 JC-339081A SUB MAJ Jitendra Kumar Prabhudas Prajapati MEHSANA (GUJARAT) 127 JC-804053X Sub Deepak Kumar Rawat LUCKNOW 128 178552A, CPO Log (MAT) LUCKNOW 129 JC-768989M Hony Capt Gorakh Nath LUCKNOW 130 JC-668372F Sub Raj Kumar Shukla LUCKNOW 131 JC-667697H (Sub / PA) Man Singh LUCKNOW 132 JC-696339 A SUB VIDYA SAGAR UPADHYAY LUCKNOW 133 JC-804471M, SUB KOLLU VENU GOPAL Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 134 JC-310708M SUB ABDUL SHUKUR Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 135 JC-810544K SUB THIRUNAVALLI V RAGHAVENDRA SURI Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 136 683993B, JWO NIPPANI VENKATA REDDY PANTULU Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 137 JC-440239Y SUB Y. B. VENKATESWARLU Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 138 JC-731076N SUB MVNPCH MOHAN KUMAR Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 139 JC-770739K NB SUB SHAIK BAJI Krishna Dist@Vijayawada 140 JC-283415P Sub Tukaram Pandurang Mhavale Kolhapur 141 JC 461629P Nb Sub Patil Maruti Shivaji Kolhapur 142 JC-460709A Sub Patil sudhakar Pandurang Kolhapur 143 JC669111A Subedar Jitendra Shankar Khot (Retd) Kolhapur 144 JC 278234A Subedar Kalebere Sachin Anantrao (Retd) Kolhapur 145 JC-381104x Hony Sub Maj Patil Namdev Yashavant Kolhapur 146 JC-730798N Sub Nadaf Bashirahamad Nurmahamad 15128676A Hav Uttam RamchandraKolhapur Ghatage 147 No 167103F CHA Mane Ganesh Sadashiv Kolhapur 148 JC669696Y Sub (Hony Sub Maj) Patil Sayaji Baburao Kolhapur 149 173448A CPO (GW) Vijay Vishnu Sawant Kolhapur 150 JC-413812A Sub Bharat Jaysing Patil Kolhapur 151 JC-570855A Sub Clk Awale Vishwas Keraba Kolhapur 152 JC-729705F Sub Anil Rangarao Pawar Kolhapur 153 JC-729155K Sub Maj (Hony Lt) Patil Vilas Baburao Kolhapur 154 149520-W, H.SUB.LT,BABU LAL Kanpur Dehat (Mati) 155 JC811346L SUB KRISHNA MURARI Kannauj 156 678053-R Hony.Fg. Offr MARIMUTHU M Kancheepuram 157 JC-698516N SUB SATISH KUMAR Kaithal 158 JC-729045P HONY CAPTAIN MAHENDER SINGH Kaithal 159 749515-F Ex JWO BHOJ RAJ SINGH IAFPC, Delhi 160 JC-330581W SUB MAJ/ HONY LT SATISH KUMAR BHANDARI Hoshiarpur, Punjab 161 JC-669456F Sub & Hony Sub Maj Hardeep Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 162 JC-521866L Sub Vinod Kumar Hoshiarpur, Punjab 163 JC-669056P Sub/Clk (SD) Kamal Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 164 177681Y CPO Log (Mat) Parminder Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 165 177485A MCPO-I Mukesh Kumar Hoshiarpur, Punjab 166 JC-274607L Sub Surinder Kumar Hoshiarpur, Punjab 167 JC-698991K Sub Ajay Kumar Hoshiarpur, Punjab 168 JC-352899N Sub Gurtej Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 169 JC-522046L Sub Sanjeev Kumar Hoshiarpur, Punjab 170 JC-353946M Nb Sub Balkar Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 171 JC-339012K Sub Maj (Hony Lt) Sukhvir Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 172 TJ-5348Y Sub & Hony Capt Sukhbir Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 173 JC-351229A Sub Maj (Hony Lt) Balwinder Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 174 JC-695586F Nb Sub Joginder Singh Hoshiarpur, Punjab 175 JC-509420K Sub Ragvir Singh Hoshiarpur,
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