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Blo Malerkotla BLO MALERKOTLA NAME OFFICE DESIGNATION MOBILE NO Asgar Ali BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9815091935 Abdul Hameed G.P.S Jafrabadh c/oB.D.P.O-2 MLK Teacher 9464601786 Abdul Rasid M-C Malerkotla Clerk 9814226478 Govt. Sen.Sec. School, Chak Ahmad Ali Sci Master 9815721283 Shekhupur Kalan Akhtar Ali C/o BDPO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9464606277 Municipal Council, Akhtar Ali Clerk 9646001080 Malerkotla Akhtar Rasool C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9815404881 Amandeep Singh Chauhan c/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9592229074 Amjad Farooqi C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 8283070800 Office B.D.P.O. V.D.O. Amrik Singh 9914023074 Malerkotla-2 (Male) Amritpal Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9855712800 Arshad Hussan C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9914016786 Arun Kumar Jain SDPP High School, Malerkotla JBT 9899227860 Govt. Primary School, Bhaini Asiq ali Urdu Teacher 7986212438 kamboaa Govt. Sr. Sec. Lab Atul Sharma 9592504102 School, Kuthala Restorer Balwinder Singh GHS Takhar SS Master 9915556724 Baljit Singh Govt. High School Kasba Bhural S.S Master 9464904079 P.W.D., B & R, Balraj Singh J.E. 94648 69169 Malerkotla Balwant Singh Govt. High School,Farwali Punjabi Master 9888117389 Balwinder Singh SHS AMAMGARH Junior Asstt. 9463069419 Bashir Mohd. Govt. high School, Mubarakpura Computer Faculty 8968999786 Bharat Bhusan GSSS(Girls) Malerkotla Music Teacher 9814803388 Chamkaur Singh C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 E.T.T Teacher 9781847500 Dalbara Singh B.P.E.O. AHMEDGARH ETT Teacher 9417762590 Darbara Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh E.T.T Teacher 9417241367 Govt. College, Deepak Kumar J.L.A. 9876132059 Malerkotla Govt. middle School, Haider Nagar, Dharmendra Singh Hindi Master 9463513205 Malerkotla Auction Dharmpal Singh Market Committee 9878147781 Recorder Didar Singh GSSS Sandaur SLA 8725841788 Dinesh Goyal SDPP High School, Malerkotla JBT 8847204060 Farhan Azam C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9501210500 P.S.T.C. Gagandeep Singh J.E. 9914046616 Malerkotla Gulam Mohd. GSSS Kuthala SS Master 9417251964 Gulrez Abid C/o B.P.E.O. Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 8728006999 Municipal Council, Gurcharan Singh JT 9417102820 Malerkotla Gurjit Singh Govt. Middle School,Abdullapur Teacher 7710556991 P.S.T.C. Gurjit Singh Clerk 99149 81088 Malerkotla Gurmit Singh c/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 8872096556 Gurpreet Singh C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9814238777 Gurpreet Singh GPS Adampal ETT Teacher 9463166054 Auction Gursewak Singh Market Committee Malerkotla 9988423000 Recorder Gurtej Singh C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 8283804910 Auction Gurvinder Singh Market Committee sandour 9217932104 Recorder Gurvinder Singh Daria GSSS Dasounda Singh Wala Computer Teacher 9915640065 Hakam Khan GPS Bourhai Khurd ETT Teacher 9872724915 Harbans Singh GSSS Kanganwal Library Attendant 9414731300 Panchayat Hardheer Singh C/o BDPO MLK-2 9417200185 Secretary Harinder Kumar C/o Municipal Council, Malerkotla Teacher 94645 69554 Panchayat Harjit Singh C/o BDPO Malerkotla-1 97816 93700 Secretary Harminder Singh GPS Qila Rehmatgarh ETT Teacher 8727998785 Harpreet Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9814003191 Harpreet Singh GHS Hussainpura SS Master 9781369080 Harwinder Pal Singh C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-1 ETT Teacher 9316989000 Iqbal Singh GSSS Kuthala Teacher 9417773609 Irshad Ahemad Govt. Sen.Sec. School, Hathoa Computer Faculty 9781853500 Jagdeep Singh GSSS Bhogiwal Library Restorer 9592108877 Jagdev Kumar C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9781229396 Jagjit Singh BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9855820320 Office B.D.P.O. Panchayat Jagmohan Singh 9417504873 Malerkotla-2 Secretary Jai Gopal Markan GHS Matoi clerk 9217000200 Jasvir Singh BPEO, Ahmedgarh Teaching fello 8427470419 Jasvir Singh SSSS chak shekhupur kalan Teacher 9781377600 Jasvir Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh Art and Craft Teacher 9914232605 Javed Iqbal C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 Urdu Teacher 9914417719 Javed Sharif C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 Urdu Teacher 8427105533 Kamaldeep Singh GMS Ahmedpur c/o BPEO Ahd. Hindi Master 9815352512 Kamaljeet Singh C/o BPEO Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9855407193 Kamaljeet Singh C/o BDPO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 8196961000 Karam Chand M.C. Malerkotla Clerk 9878136369 E.T.T. Karamjit Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh 9592400414 Teacher Karamjit Singh C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9463559451 Karanvir Singh Market Committee, Sandour Clerk 9463003767 Karnail Singh GSSS Chunda SS Master 9876546977 P.W.D., B & R, Krishan Kumar Clerk 9501067878 Malerkotla Kulbir Singh BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9417504622 Kuldeep Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 88721 00992 Kuldeep Singh GSSS Mubarakpur Computer Teacher 8968044100 Kulwant Singh C/o BPEO Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9814166077 Kulwinder Singh CDPO Malerkotla 1 Clerk 9815122282 Labh Singh B.P.E.O. Malekrotla-2 EET Teacher 9779132203 Lakhvir Singh GHS Manki SS Master 9417729205 Malkit Singh c/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9781996267 Mandeep Singh GMT Scholl, Ratollan PTI, Teacher, 9814498991 Auction Manga Ram Market Committee sandour 9780007515 Recorder Manjeet Singh C/o B.P.E.O. Malerkotla-2 Teacher 9781416728 B.P.E.O., E.T.T. Manjit Singh 9417721938 Ahmedgarh Teacher Mohammad Nadim Govt primary School urdu teacher 7009177034 Mohammad Shabir Govt. High Shool, Takkhar SS master 6239184221 Mohammd Akram C/o BPEO Sherpur E.T.T Teacher 9914099311 Mohammd Arshad Govt. High School, Delhi Gate Teacher 9914338909 Mohd. Abraar GSSS(Girls) Malerkotla Hindi Master 9463011680 Municipal Council, Mohd. Adil Clerk 7696969668 Malerkotla Mohd. Akhtar GHS Kalyan SS Master 9478184977 Govt. Primary School, Shekhupur Mohd. Amzad ETT Teacher 9465575026 Khurd E.T.T. Mohd. Anwar C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 9478184959 Teacher Mohd. Ashraf C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9855532900 Office of B.D.P.O. Panchayat Mohd. Bashir 95010 02763 Malerkotla-2 Secretary Mohd. Bashir C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9855048416 Market Comiittee, Auction Mohd. Idrees 98885 19750 Malerkotla Recorder Mohd. Iqbal C/o BDPO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9417500408 Mohd. Mohsin Nwaz BPEO, Malerkotla-2 Urdu Teacher 9888855417 Govt. Primary School, Ruldu Singh Mohd. Nasir Teacher 9781021700 Wala Mohd. Nisar B.P.E.O. Malekrotla-2 ETT Teacher 8872190920 Mohd. Rafiq GHS Jamalpura SS Master 8427062786 Mohd. Rafiq GPS Jamalpura ETT Teacher 9855858150 Govt. high School, Pakka Darwaja Mohd. Sabar Urdu Teacher 9855459880 Jamalpura Mohd. Saleem C/o BDPO Malerkotla-2 BDO(Male) 8528161060 Mohd. Shafiq C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9463488740 Market Comiittee, Mandi Mohd. Shakil 9914476133 Malerkotla Supervisor Mohd. Shamshad c/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 SSA Teacher 9914338910 Mohd. Tarik GSSS Banbhaura Vocational Master 9478630784 Mohd. Umar Farooq c/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 Urdu Teacher 9814890400 Mohd. Zahid C/o BPEO Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 9417242193 Mohd.Ashraf c/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 Urdu Teacher 9464269852 Mohd.Imran BDPO MLK-2 EET Teacher 9463561066 Municipal Council, Mohd.Suhail Clerk 8968719186 Malerkotla Mohd.Yameen C/o BDPO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9781083711 Mumtaz Mohammad GSSS, Kuthala SLA 8872616044 Nadeem Ahmed Handa Kamboj High School, Malerkotla Teacher 8837559443 Naresh Kumar GSSS, Sandour Hindi Master 9914559666 Naseem Akhtar Govt. Sen.Sec. School, Hathan Computer Master 9217987805 Nazar Singh SSSS KHANPUR SS Master 9815607512 Nirmal Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh E.T.T Teacher 9478469566 Office B.D.P.O. VDO Nirpal Singh 9501073300 Malerkotla-2 Male Parvez Farooqui GSSS(Boys) Delhi Gate, Malerkotla PTI, Teacher, 9914441786 Prabhjot Singh GMS Ahmedpur c/o BPEO Ahd. Teacher 8727079100 Rafi Mohd. c/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 E.T.T Teacher 9463216339 Raj Kumar Sharma Govt Middle School, Aahankheri Hindi Master 9888476605 Raj Mohammad C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh Teacher 9781144071 Rajdeep Singh G. P. S Nathoheri c/o B.P.E. O AHG T. Fello 9592150500 Rajesh Kumar GHS Mandian Hindi Master 8427588338 Rajpaul C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh E.T.T Teacher 9463677470 Rakesh Sharma GSSS Bhogiwal SLA 9878010042 P.W.D., B & R, Ram Dayal Singh Clerk 9592780160 Malerkotla E.T.T. Randeep Singh C/o B.D.P.O Malerkotla-1 9417460527 Teacher Ranjit Singh GHS Kasba Bhural PTI, Teacher, 9417480665 Ranjit Singh GHS Jitwal Clerk 9417312457 Panchayat Ravinder Singh B.D.P.O, Malerkotla 9914669700 Secretary Rishav Dev Goyal GHS Kasba Bhural Computer Faculty 9855935234 Rizwan Sharif Rattan Govt. Primary School, Faridpur Kalan E.T.T. 9876414219 Rupinder Singh G.P.S Kasba Bharal E.T.T Teacher 9463487575 Auction Saif Sajid Market Committee Malerkotla 9988878670 Recorder Sanjay Kumar C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 8872900317 Sanjeev Kumar GHS Jhaner Computer Faculty 9463476590 P.S.T.C. Tubewell Sarbakhash Singh 94176 58499 Malerkotla Operator Auction Sarbjit Singh Market Committee sandour 8427900231 Recorder Sardar Ali S.S.S.S. Bhogiwal Librarian 9417537250 Satnam Singh BDPO MLK-2 Accountant Clerk 9056250377 Satpal GHS Takhar Kalan PTI 8872714940 Satvir Singh Ghuman GPS Iltfatpura ETT Teacher 9872389918 Shahid Noor BPEO Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 95921 38680 Shakeel Mohd. C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9815476449 Market Comiittee, Mandi Shammi Akther 9463465021 Malerkotla Supervisor Shaukat Ali C/o BDPO, Dhuri ETT Teacher 9814176600 Govt. Sr. Sec. Sikander Singh Computer Faculty 9464350242 School, Chak shekhpur kalan Siraz deen C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9781998356 Sukhdev Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 94171 60593 Sukhjit Singh GSSS Kalyan SS Master 9465356564 Office B.D.P.O. V.D.O. Sukhjit Singh 9501900175 Malerkotla-2 (Male) Sukhwinder Singh Govt. High School (Boys) Malerkotla Clerk 9417728356 Surinder Pal Singh C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 98551 10567 Surinder Singh GPS Hathan ETT Teacher 9917501565 E.T.T. Sushil Kumar C/o BPEO, Malerkotla-1 9914533242 Teacher Tara Singh DIC Malerkotla J.A. 9041868267 Tarlok Singh GHS Khurd PTI 9855867400 Umesh Kumar GHS Shadatpur Library Asstt. 8054464843 Varinder Singh C/o BPEO, Ahmedgarh ETT Teacher 8872500830 Varinder Singh SA Jain High School, Malerkotla PTI, Teacher 8146573046 Varinder Verma C/o BPEO Malerkotla-2 ETT Teacher 9463170154 Vikramjit Singh Govt.Sen.Sec. School, Hathan SS Master 9417032940 Yaswinder Singh Govt primary School ETT Teacher 9855878354.
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