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Operator Performance Report-1 (OPPR-1) Checked Packets Count of Demo Errors S Operator Perfromance Report Operator Performance Report-1 (OPPR-1) Checked Packets Count of Demo Errors S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name (in last month) 30 or More 1 DOC_RJ_Ud_NS495790 Arshad Ahmed 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 37 36 2 NLB_GXY227658 Rashid Latif 2785 Deputy Commissioner Nalbari 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 2194 33 3 NLB453823 Mofidul Islam 2785 Deputy Commissioner Nalbari 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1479 35 4 DCBAR335182 Jahidul Islam 2786 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Barpeta 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1550 44 5 BNGN_CSPL_008 Hamidul Islam 2790 Office of the Deputy Commissioner , Bongaigaon118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1092 36 6 DCSSM253083 Mohammed Aminul Islam 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 2108 77 7 SSM_CSPL_01 Akhirul Islam 2792 Deputy Commissioner South Salmara Mankachar118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1662 33 8 DAR-271096 Rafiqul Islam 2794 Deputy Commissioner Darrang 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 415 130 9 DAR-328361 Habi Bullah 2794 Deputy Commissioner Darrang 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1372 101 10 BISGLX_248633 Md Omar Faruque 2797 Deputy Commissioner Biswanath 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1092 56 11 cachar_NS474531 Satyabrata Baishnab 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 900 73 12 DCCAC305944 Manjurul Amin 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 544 66 13 DCCAC464413 Junaid Ahmed Laskar 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 830 85 14 DCCAC507358 Surendra Das 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 814 44 15 DCKXJ-AD-413852 Mohammad Abubakkar 2801 Deputy Commissioner Karimganj 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1143 61 16 KXJ_PE335998 Prasenajit Ray 2801 Deputy Commissioner Karimganj 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 968 126 17 JK07-SSA-004 Mohd Ali 2903 Department of Education, UT of Ladakh 175 Secretary IT, Govt. of UT of Ladakh 221 31 18 JK07-SSA-009 AHMAD ALI 2903 Department of Education, UT of Ladakh 175 Secretary IT, Govt. of UT of Ladakh 247 30 19 JK07-SSA-012 Sajad Hussain 2903 Department of Education, UT of Ladakh 175 Secretary IT, Govt. of UT of Ladakh 329 38 20 IOB58453 Batli Juban Tariang 0659 Indian Overseas Bank 659 INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK_NEW_659 156 38 21 AS_DOP398975 Rupam Das 2711 THE CHIEF POSTMASTER GENERAL, ASSAM CIRCLE804 GUWAHATI Indiapost 120 43 22 dipankar Dipankar Hazarika 2711 THE CHIEF POSTMASTER GENERAL, ASSAM CIRCLE804 GUWAHATI Indiapost 348 36 23 Sidpet_Hsbad_001 SHAIK YAKH PASHA BEGUM 0866 Women Development and Child Welfare Department,866 Govt of TelanganaWomen Development and Child Welfare Department, Govt of40 Telangana 40 Operator Performance Report-2 (OPPR-2) Checked Packets Count of BE I Errors 1 S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name (in last month) <5 1 DAR-412008 Ahajuddin Ahmed 2794 Deputy Commissioner Darrang 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1047 1 2 SBC_389967 Tiru Pati Deka 2795 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Udalguri 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 696 1 3 DCSON378884 Praneswar Basumatary 2796 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Sonitpur 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 728 2 4 DCSON497033 Ashaful Islam 2796 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Sonitpur 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 317 1 5 S0N_GXY_478990 Khanindra Deka 2796 Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Sonitpur 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 410 1 6 cachar_NS462599 Ramij Uddin Barbhuiya 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 422 1 7 DCCAC454093 Farhana Begum Mazumder 2800 Office of the Deputy Commissioner Cachar 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 697 1 8 DCHLK388781 Mustafizur Rahman Laskar 2802 Deputy Commissioner Hailakandi 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1361 1 9 HLK_335979 Baharul Islam Laskar 2802 Deputy Commissioner Hailakandi 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 370 1 10 DM_FRN458336 Bijoy Lakshmi Thaosen 2803 Deputy Commissioner Dima Hasao 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 565 1 11 EKAR_FRN451607 Slash Engti 2804 Deputy Commissioner ,Karbi Anglong 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 1059 1 12 WKAR_FRN398123 Sabita Chauhan 2805 Deputy Commissioner West Karbi Anglong 118 General Admn. Department, Govt of Assam 884 1 13 MH_MIT_DHU_NS495703 Yogeshwar Sarjerao Nikam 2821 Maharashtra Information Technology Corporation127 Limited Govt of Maharashtra 733 1 14 MH_MIT_PL_NS111215 Ramesh Ladak Vartha 2821 Maharashtra Information Technology Corporation127 Limited Govt of Maharashtra 776 1 15 ngh009 Diego K. Sangma 2658 DC North Garo Hills, Resubelpara 218 General Administration Department 1163 1 16 NGH518445 Carthy M Momin 2658 DC North Garo Hills, Resubelpara 218 General Administration Department 1757 1 17 JK_SCHAO_NS452301 Mehraj Ud Din Malik 2828 LHO CHANDIGARH 654 STATE BANK OF INDIA_New_654 753 1 18 TN_SBI_NS409026 Buvaneshwari Manikandan 2829 LHO CHENNAI 654 STATE BANK OF INDIA_New_654 515 1 19 BR_SBI_NS125412 Pravin Kumar Mishra 2837 LHO PATNA 654 STATE BANK OF INDIA_New_654 539 1 20 BUPB_KGS_NS492220 Javed Ansari 2897 e-KASHI GOMTI SAMYUT GRAMIN BANK 670 BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN BANK 706 1 21 UK_SE_CA_NS320427 Naveen Chandra Joshi 0873 School education department Uttarakhand 873 School Education Department Uttarakhand 172 1 Opertor Performance Report-3 (OPPR-3) Count of BE I Errors 5 S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name Checked Packets or more Opertor Performance Report -4 (OPPR-4) Count of BE II Errors S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name Checked Packets 30 or More Operator Performane Report -5 (OPPR-5) Count of BE III Errors S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name Checked Packets 30 or More Operator Performance Report-6 (OPPR-6) POP and Non-Human S. No. Operator ID Operator Name Agency ID Agency Name Registrar ID Registrar Name Checked Packets Photo Errors = 1<5 1 UK_DoIT_PI_NS297332 Amit Saurabh Dabral 0105 Department of Information Technology 105 Govt. of Uttarkhand 225 1 2 2094CS_NO071930 Vikas Kumar 2094 District IT Society Faridabad 106 FCR Govt of Haryana 4 3 3 RJ_DoIT_AL_NS318767 Jitendra Kumar 2091 Rajcomp Info Services Ltd 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 132 1 4 1213_mohamsk Mohammed Shahrukh Khan 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 5 ACH_NS144523_8_16 Subhash 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 6 cmsrj21_JK Jugal Kishor 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 2 1 7 cmsrj27NS_jkj Jitendra Kumar Jain 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 8 cmsrj27NS_nkkl Naresh Kuamr Kalal 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 9 CSCRJ_NS132572 Lokesh Parashar 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 10 CSCRJ_NS206256 Sitaram Yadav 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 11 DCraj09DKCsv903 Devendra Kumar Chhipa 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 3 1 12 dcs-tc8sp018 Waseem Akaram 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 3 2 13 DOC_RJ_Aj_NS490837 Rewati Raman Vaishnav 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 14 DOC_RJ_Al_NO107857 Kallu Khan 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 15 DOC_RJ_Ba_NC035278 Dooda Ram Choudhary 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 3 2 16 DOC_RJ_Ba_NC036461 Abdulah 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 4 1 17 DOC_RJ_Ba_NS488581 Vipin Kumar 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 18 DOC_RJ_BI_NS464537 Lakshman Singh 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 4 1 19 DOC_RJ_CH_NS230241 Mahendra Kumar Saini 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 20 DOC_RJ_Da_NS239758 Mukesh Chandra Bairwa 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 21 DOC_RJ_Da_NS491698 Chandra Kanta Mahawar 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 22 DOC_RJ_DH_NO107265 Mohan Singh 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 23 DOC_RJ_DH_NS459764 Krishna Kumar 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 9 1 24 DOC_RJ_Du_NS240456 Sanjay Patidar 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 25 DOC_RJ_JA_NC035163 Deepak Saini 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 26 DOC_RJ_JA_NO101443 Rambabu Sharma 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 3 3 27 DOC_RJ_JA_NS215463 Shyam Sunder Khandelwal 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 28 DOC_RJ_JH_NO106856 Jugal Kishor 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 29 DOC_RJ_JH_NS222446 Ghanshyam Lodha 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 2 1 30 DOC_RJ_Ka_NC034830 Sanjay Kumar Bairwa 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 13 2 31 DOC_RJ_KA_NO107771 Neelesh Kumar Soni 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 32 DOC_RJ_KA_SS345138 Rajendra Prasad Mali 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 33 DOC_RJ_Na_NS136910 Dana Ram 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 34 DOC_RJ_PR_NS067718 Ashok Kumar Meghwal 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 35 DOC_RJ_SA_NS152434 Girraj Mali 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 36 DOC_RJ_SR_NC035035 Riyasat Ali 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan 1 1 37 DOC_RJ_To_NC036668 Suhail Naqvi 2898 RISL 108 Dept of ITC Govt of Rajasthan
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