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S.No. APPLICANT Res.Distt. Mobile No. AGENCY Office Off-Distt LICENSE LICENSE VALID S.No. APPLICANT Res.Distt. AGENCY Office Off-Distt. LICENCE AREA L. NO. CANCELLED RENEWED Mobile No. ISSUED UP TO Raghuveer Singh DESERT HAWK EX- A-6, Vinobha Bhave B-78,Vinobha Bhave Nagar,Vaishali Renewal 1 Jaipur SERVICEMEN WELFARE CO- Nagar,Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur All. Raj. 1/STATE 17.03.2007 16.03.2022 Nagar,Jaipur 2350332, 08.06.2017 2359257 OPRETIVE SOCIETY LTD. Jaipur Sona Ram Saran 2nd Floor, SBBJ Jaipur, Jodhpur, 2 Village Barla, Basni, Teh- Osinya, Jodhpur Jodhpur 245175, 94145- ROYAL SECURITY SERVICE Building, Jaljog Chorha, Jodhpur Udaipur, Jaisalmer, 2/STATE 05.04.2007 4.5.2012 64643 Jodhpur Barmer Samandra Singh 3243455, SAHARA EX-SERVICEMAN 54, R.K.Puran 3 54, R.K.Puran Khatipura, Jaipur. Jaipur 2356341, WELFARE CO-OPRETIVE Jaipur All. Raj. 3/STATE 15.05.2007 14.5.2012 Khatipura, Jaipur 9314473856 SOCIETY LTD. Laxman Singh Rathore M/S.DIVYA DRISHTI EX- V.K.I. Road No. 14, 4 C-26, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur Jaipur 2350820, SERVICEMEN CO-OPRETIVE Jaipur Jaipur, Sikar 4/STATE 22.05.2007 21.5.2012 Jaipur 9829108084 WELFARE SOCIETY S.S. Arya Arya Associates, Shop 36-A, Gulmohar Lane, Sirsi Road, PURVA SAINIK WELFARE CO- 5 Jaipur No. 17, Sirsi Road, Jaipur All. Raj. 5/STATE 25.05.2007 24.5.2012 Khatipura, Jaipur 2350280, 94140- OPRETIVE SOCIETY LTD. 60280 Khatipura, Jaipur Jagjeet Singh RAJASTHAN EX-SERVICEMEN Dabari House, Tulsi Marg, Bani Park, D-225, Tulsi Marg, Bani 6 Jaipur WELFARE CO-OPRETIVE Jaipur All. Raj. 6/STATE 29.05.2007 28.5.2012 Jaipur Park, Jaipur 2200940 SOCIETY LTD. Baldev Gora M/S.ASHOKA SECURITY 6 A, Panchwati Colony, 7 Village-Maisani, Post-Kakelav, Distt- Jodhpur 2517400, 94141- Jodhpur All. Raj. 7/STATE 12.06.2007 11.6.2012 SERVICE Ratanada, Jodhpur Jodhpur 33202 Pawan Singh 19, Jai Ambe Nagar, GAJENDRA SECURITY & 8 A-22-A, Indra Puri, Tonk Road,Jaipur Jaipur 9314515810, Rajawat Chember, Tonk Jaipur All. Raj. 8/STATE 16.06.2007 15.6.2012 DETECTIVE AGENCY 9928012340 Road, Jaipur Jaswant Singh SUPER EX-SERVICEMEN 121, Kalish Nagar, 9 121,Kaiash Nagar,Jhotwara,Jaipur. Jaipur 2344546, WELFARE CO-PORETIVE Jaipur All. Raj. 9/STATE 19.06.2007 18.6.2012 Jhotwara, Jaipur 9414054981 SOCIETY LTD. JAIPUR Zor Singh MARU PRAHRI SEVA NIVRAT Barmer, Jaisalmer, Renewed 10 Nehru Nagar , Barmer Barmer 222052, SURKSHA BAL SAINIK Nehru Nagar , Barmer Barmer 10/STATE 19.06.2007 18.6.2022 Jalore, Jodhpur, Pali 24.07.2017 9414755889 INVESTIGATION WELFARE CO- Geetesh Khanna PORETIVE SOCIETY LTD. B-2, Govind Marg, Sethi 11 C-21,Vikas Marg, Sethi Colony, Jaipur. Jaipur 2614431, M/S.SENTINELS SECURITY Jaipur Jaipur 11/STATE 19.06.2007 18.6.2012 9829322722 Colony, Jaipur Umrao Singh Rathore BHILWARA ZILA EX- 36-1,Babu Nagar, Bhilwara. Ashok Leyland Chraha, 12 Bhilwara SERVICEMEN WELFARE Bhilwara All. Raj. 12/STATE 25.06.2007 24.6.2017 RENEWED Pur Road, Bhilwara 2244202 SAHKARI SAMITI LTD. Gheesu Lal Khatik CHITTORGARH EX- 10-E-56,Tilak Nagar,Bhilwara 62, Pratap Nagar, RENEWED 13 Bhilwara SERVICEMEN WELFARE CO- Chittorgarh All. Raj. 13/STATE 25.06.2007 24.6.2012 2244203, 98295- Chittorgarh 06.11.2017 17418 OPRETIVE SOCIETY LTD. Sumer Singh Shekhawat JAIPUR EX-SERVICEMEN 17/1, Sector No. 4, Renewed 07.09. 14 27-A/1, Kanti Chandra Road, Bani Park, Jaipur 2205833, WELFARE CO-PORETIVE Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur All. Raj. 14/STATE 30.06.2007 29.6.2022 17 Jaipur 9414041603 SOCIETY LTD. Jaipur Mahaveer Singh Bhati 209, Teacher's Colony, 209,Teachers Colony, Near Chopasani M/S.NATIONAL PROTECTION 15 Jodhpur Near Chopasni School, Jodhpur Jodhpur 15/STATE 30.06.2007 29.6.2012 School,Jodhpur. 2752691, SERVICES 9928928280 Jodhpur Sumer Singh 156, Officers Company, 156, Janak Marg, Sirsi Road, Officer's KARNI KEHAR SECURITY CO- 16/STATE/ 16 Jaipur Janak Marg, Sirsi Road, Jaipur All. Raj. 07.07.2007 6.7.2012 Campus Main , Khatipura, Jaipur PORETIVE SOCIETY LTD. RPA 0141-255283 Khatipura, Jaipur U.L.R. Raddy SUDARSHAN SECURITY 5, New Grain Mandi, 17 5, New Grain Mandi, DCM Road, Kota. Kota 2361944, Kota All. Raj. 17/STATE 12.07.2007 11.7.2012 9414179944 SERVICES D.C.M. Road, Kota Sh.R.C. Jakhar S/o Late. Sh Hanumana Plot No. 19-G, Shri Ram Ram Jakhar R/o E-164, Tara Nagar, Plot M/S.INDIAN EX-SERVICEMEN Nagar, 100 fit Khirni 018/CDHG/20 18 No. 19-G, Shri Ram Nagar, 100 fit Khirni Jaipur WELEFARE CO-OPERATIVE Jaipur ALL RAJASTHAN 06.12.2012 05.12.2017 Phatak Road Jhotwara 12 Phatak Road, Jaipur SOCIETY LTD.JAIPUR Jaipur Ganga Singh Rajawat Agra Road Opp. Vill-Prempura, Post-Khanbhakri, Dausa. M/S.GANGA NATIONAL Roadways Bus Stand, 19 Dausa. Dausa. Dausa 19/STATE 30.07.2007 29.7.2012 Cancelled 221587, SECURITY SANSTHAN Ward No.16, Subhash 9414032912 Colony, Dausa Ganga Singh Rajawat Agra Road Opp. Vill-Prempura, Post-Khanbhakri, Dausa. DAUSA EX-SERVICEMEN Roadways Bus Stand, Dausa, Jaipur, Karoli, 20 Dausa. WELFARE CO-OPRETIVE Dausa. 20/STATE 27.07.2007 26.7.2012 Ward No.16, Subhash Alwar, S.Madhopur 221587, SOCIETY LTD. 9414032912 Colony, Dausa Satya Narayan Pareek RELIANCE SECURITY RENEWED 21 Bhilwara Pur Road, Bhilwara Bhilwara All. Raj. 21/STATE 30.07.2007 29.7.2022 66, Subhash Nagar, Bhilwara 9414113217 SERVICES 06.11.2017 Jagdish Prasad Sharma KUMBHJI DARBAR SECURITY E-52 A, Prem Nagar, Jaipur, Tonk, Jodhpur, 22/STATE/ RENEWED 22 E-73, Prem Nagar, Jhotwara, Jaipur. Jaipur 2342556, Jaipur 06.08.2007 5.8.2022 9928300117 SERVICES Jhotwara, Jaipur Alwar, Udaipur RPA 16-11-2012 Mahesh Chamria 36-37, Rohit Udhyog 6.T.15, Jawahar Nagar, Sri Ganganagar Palace Ist Floor, NH-15, The Eagles Security & Sri 23 Sri Ganganagar Near Sandhya Border Ganganagar 23/STATE 06.08.2007 5.8.2012 Detective Services Ganganagar Times Office, Sri 9414318281 Ganganagar Mani Ram Jakhar PURVA ARDH SAINIK BAL H.No.1082, Purani H.No.1082, Purani Aabadi, Ward No.13, Sri 24 Sri Ganganagar KALYAN SAHKARI SAMITI Aabadi, Ward No.13, Sri Ganganagar 24/STATE 09.08.2007 8.8.2012 SriGanganagar. Ganganagar 94606-88937 LTD. Ganganagar Ganpat Singh Rathore M/S.INDUSTRIAL SECURITY 2246, Vishnu Marg, Jaipur, Ajmer, Pali, 25 2246, Vishnu Marg, Gangouri Bazar, Jaipur 9414563476, Jaipur 25/STATE 09.08.2007 8.8.2012 SERVICES Gangori Bazar, Jaipur Jodhpur, Barmer Jaipur. 9828053566 Vikram Kaushal 129 B-Block, Sri 129 B-Block, Sri Sri 26 Karanpur Sri Ganganagar. Sri Ganganagar 220461, M/S.AGNI SECURITY Karanpur, Sri Sri Ganganagar 26/STATE 09.08.2007 8.8.2012 Ganganagar 9414480460 Ganganagar Pran Chhiber 177, Ram Marg, 177, Ram Marg, Hanuman Nagar Ext., M/S.WORLD WATCH Hanuman Nagar Ext., 27 Jaipur Jaipur All. Raj. 27/STATE 27.08.2007 26.8.2012 Sirsi Road, Khatipura, Jaipur 2246220, SECURITY AGENCY Sirsi Road, Khatipura, 9351486642 Jaipur Ramesh Pimple 102-A, Panchmukh Panch, Andheri 022-26396050, CENTRAL INVESTIGATION & 46, Vallabh Nagar Ext. RENEWED 28 Mumbai Kota All. Raj. 28/STATE 03.09.2007 2.9.2017 West, Mumbai 9821109295, SECURITY SERVICE LTD. Kota 10.12.2012 09314804999 Smt. Urvashi Rajan G-32, South City Gurgaon, PEREGRINE GUARDING PVT. A-661-A, Malviya 29 Jaipur All. Raj. 29/STATE 03.09.2007 2.9.2012 Ist,Gurgaon, Hariyana Hariyana 0124-2381213, LTD. Nagar, Jaipur Hafiz Khan 218, Sanjay Nagar B, 2344935, 218, Sanjay Nagar-B, 30 Jaipur M/S.SUHANA ENTERPRIZES Jaipur Jaipur 30/STATE 03.09.2007 2.9.2012 Jhotwara, Jaipur. 9829634970 Jhotwara, Jaipur Sharwan Singh Shekhawat 1, Manoharpura, Opp. 1,Manoharpura,Opp.Thakur Ji ka M/S.SRI GANPATI SECURITY Jaipur, Jodhpur, Sikar, 31 Jaipur Thakur Ji Ka Mandir, Jaipur 31/STATE 18.09.2007 17.9.2012 mandir, Jagatpura, Jaipur SERVICE Jhunjhunu, Ajmer 94140-80711 Jagatpura, Jaipur Ummed Singh Mazela Road, Shivaji Ajmer, Jaipur, 210, Bheru Nagar, Majela Road, JAGDAMBA SECURITY 18.09.2007 RENEWED 32 Ajmer Nagar, Madanganj, Ajmer Jodhpur, Bhilwara, 32/STATE 25.12.2017 Kishangarh, Ajmer. SERVICE 26.02.2012 26.12.2012 9887051081 Kishangarh, Ajmer Nagour Rajesh Shekhawat A-57, Raghunath 209, Vaisali Towar-I, Vihar, Panchawala, Sirsi Road, Jaipur. 33/STATE/RP 33 Jaipur LEAD SECURITY SERVICE Tagore Circle, Vaishali Jaipur All. Raj. 18.09.2007 17.9.2012 Cancelled A 9314061375 Nagar, Jaipur Udaibhan Singh PURVA SAINIK SECURITY 8, Tilak Colony Kherli 34 5/58, Bhagat Singh Colony, Dadwana, Kota. 0744-2460449, Kota. All. Raj. 34/STATE 27.09.2007 26.9.2012 SERVICE Phatak, Kota Kota. 9314020169 Aashish Sharma 181, Lajpat Nagar, THE HAWKS & DETECTIVE 181, Lajpat Nagar, RENEWED 35 Scheme No.2, Alwar. Alwar. 0144-2347976, Alwar. All. Raj. 35/STATE 27.09.2007 26.9.2022 9829215899 AGENCY Scheme No.2, Alwar 02.05.2018 Security License Issued by - RPA/PHQ/CD&HG HQ APPLICANT S.No. Res.Distt. Mobile No. AGENCY Office Off-Distt. LICENCE AREA L. NO. LICENSE ISSUED LICENSE VALID UP TO CANCELLED RENEWED RPA- YEAR 2008 Umesh Bhardwaj, H.No. 1034, Rani Sati H.No.1034, Rani Sati Nagar, Opp. Kishaan Dharm Kanta, New SHARP EYE DETECTIVE & Nagar, Opp. Kishaan Renewal 1 Jaipur Jaipur ALL. RAJ 1/RPA/08 19.01.2013 18.1.2018 Sanganer Road, Shyam Nagar, Jaipur 9414036136, SECURITY SERVICE Dharm Kanta, New 08.07.2013 [email protected] 0141-2811580 Sanganer Road, Shyam Ajapal Singh 79 Nagar,Janakpuri, Jaipur Opp. WISDOM GUARDS PRIVATE 2 H. No. 105, Janakpuri, Opp. NB Nagar, Udaipur 9828143360, N.B.Nagar, Airport Udaipur ALL. RAJ 2/RPA/08 19.01.2008 18.1.2013 Cancelled LTD. Bedwas, Udaipur 9829240410 Road, Udaipur, Raj. Ajai Sinha JAIPUR, KOTA, NEXES SECURITY SERVICE, S-12,IInd Floor, Krishna 3 F-15 B, Madhuban Colony, Tonk Road, Jaipur 0141-2703446, Jaipur UDAIPUR, JODHPUR, 3/RPA/08 19.01.2008 18.1.2013 Cancelled PRIVATE LTD., Mall,Tonk Road, Jaipur.
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