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List of Provisionally Selected Candidates for Various Non-Teaching Posts Notification No List of Provisionally Selected Candidates for Various Non-Teaching Posts Notification No. 03 of 2013 dated 06-07-2013 S.No. Name and Address Category Post 1 Mr. Saqib Zamir UR Assistant S/o Zamir Ahmad Rather R/o Wanbal Rawalpora, Old Airport Road, Near Jamia Masjid & Railway Bridge-190005 2 Mr. Mohammed Iqbal Dar UR Assistant S/o Gh Hassan Dar R/o Chadoora, Budgam-191113 3 Mr. Tabasum Imran Bassu UR Upper Division Clerk S/o Ali Mohmmad Bassu R/o H.No. 101, Lane-9, Naseem Abad, Kanitar, Srinagar (J&K)-190006 4 Mr. Syed Mayeen ud Din Ahmed UR Upper Division Clerk S/o Syed Gh. Hassan Indrabi R/o Heepora Batagund Kaprin, Shopian-192231 5 Mr. Rukhsar Ahmad Ganiee UR Lower Division Clerk S/o Gh. Hassan Ganiee R/o Poshkreri, Srigufwara, Anantnag -192401 6 Mr. Manzoor Ahmad Mir UR Lower Division Clerk S/o Ab. Hamid Mir R/o Khajapora, Syed Pora, Rainawari, Srinagar-190003 7 Ms. Iqra Ismail UR Lower Division Clerk D/o Mohammad Ismail Kaloo R/o Pather Masjid, Near Mujahid Manzil, Srinagar-190002 8 Mr. Mohmad Shahid Bhat UR Lower Division Clerk S/o Khalid Ab Salam Bhat C/o Gowhar Mir, EMMRC, Deptt .Kashmir University, Hazratbal Srinagar-190006 9 Ms. Azka UR Lower Division Clerk D/o Noor-ur-Din Wani R/o 126 Narsing Garh, Balgarden,Srinagar-190010 10 Ms. Iqra Saraf UR Lower Division Clerk D/o Gayas-ud-Din Saraf R/o Kanlibagh Naseem Bagh, Near Masjid Iffat, Baramulla-193101 11 Mr. Mohd Arif UR Lower Division Clerk S/o Mohd Shafi (Temporary) R/o 148-Sir Syed Colony, Lane .1, Upper Soura, Srinagar-190020 12 Ms. Asima Rasool OBC Lower Division Clerk D/o Gulam Rasool Kumar R/o New Colony Badu Bagh, Khanyar, Srinagar Kashmir-190003 13 Mr. John Zahid Hamid Najar OBC Lower Division Clerk S/O Abdul Hamid Najar R/O Hutmonah, Mattan, Anantnag J&K-192125 14 Ms. Happy Jangral SC Lower Division Clerk D/o Girdhari Lal R/o Ismail Pur Kothey, Dharap, Jammu-181132 15 Mr. Abas Ahsan Khan ST Lower Division Clerk S/O Mohmmad Ahasan Khan R/O Achoora Gurez, Bandipora-193503 16 Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Qurashi UR Driver S/o Qazi Mohammad Abdullah R/o Kupwara near Public Park, Behind Jamia Masjid- 193222 17 Mr. Davood Ahmad Ahangar OBC Driver S/o Sonaullah Ahangar R/o Kachloo Qazipora, Handward, Kupwara-193302 18 Mr. Tanveer Ahmad Lone UR Cook S/o Abdul Rashid Lone R/o Sumlar, Bandipora-193502 19 Mr. Iqbal Ahmad Shah UR Cook S/o Gh. Ahmad Shah R/o Charari Sharief, Alamdar Basti - 191112 20 Mr. Showkat Ahmad Rather UR MTS S/o Gh Rasool Rather R/o Rawanpora, Kunzer, Pattan-1934041 21 Mr. Ajaz Ul Habib UR MTS S/o Habib Ullah Kumar R/o Gupta Ganga, Ishber Nishat, Srinagar_191121 22 Mr. Mehraj Ud Din Mir UR Library Attendant S/o Ghulam Mohd Mir R/o Check Fatehpora, Ganderbal - 191201 23 Mr. Farooz Ahmad Ahanger OBC Library Attendant S/O: Mohd Abdullah Ahanger R/O: Hardu Dalwan, Charar-I-Sharief – 191112 24 Mr. Tajamul Hussain Dar UR Hostel Attendant S/o Ghulam Qadir Dar C/o VC Sceretariat, Kashmir University-190006 25 Mr. Tawseef Ullah Wani UR Hostel Attendant S/o Nazir Ahmad Wani R/o Koil Pulwama - 192301 26 Mr. Irfan Mohammad Bhat UR Laboratory Attendant S/o Ghulam Mahammad Bhat (Temporary) R/o Tulla Mulla, Ganderbal-191131 .
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