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S.No Ref.No Full Name Permanent Address District 1 672 Aakash Kumar Gurung Sanepa-02 Lalitpur 2 361 Aakash Kumar Jha Janakpur Dhanusa 3 1234 Aasika Shah Janakpur-4 Dhanusa 4 943 Aastha Amatya Mangalbazaar-16, Lalitpur Lalitpur 5 190 Aastha Barma Kattel Neelkantha Dhading 6 518 Aastha Dahal Tallo Godar-07 Dhanusa 7 1392 Abha Tripathy Thamel- 29, Kathmandu Kathmandu 8 817 Abhishek Adhikari Padampur Siraha 9 208 Abhishek Kumar Yadav Benauli-07,Pacharauta, Bara, Province 2 Bara 10 1193 Abina Dahal Deurali Okhaldhunga 11 202 Abishek Jha Sisautiya-1 Sarlahi 12 613 Adarsha Shrestha Dulegaunda Tanahu 13 983 Agraj Chaudhary Biratnagar 7 Morang 14 54 Agya Ojha Biratnagar-05 , Bargachhi, Morang , Nepal. Morang 15 173 Ajay Bhandari Imadol, Mahalaxmi-1, Lalitpur Lalitpur 16 1223 Ajay Kumar Rai Beltar Udayapur 17 371 Ajay Shah Kanu Ghadiarwa-10 Parsa 18 1119 Alfa Dhakal Kalaiya-4,Bara Bara 19 764 Alina Kc Ishworpur Municipality-2 Sarlahi 20 442 Alina Parajuli Banepa Kavrepalanchok 21 577 Alina Uday Manigram, Butwal Rupandehi 22 728 Aliza Subedi Parsyang-05,Pokhara Kaski 23 959 Alka Mahato Barahathawa -05, Sarlahi Sarlahi 24 1257 Aman Kumar Gupta Krishna Gopal Sushil Kumar, Sadar Line Nepalgunj- 11 Banke 25 852 Amar Bhattarai Dharan-6 Sunsari 26 316 Amiit Kumar Yadav Sapahi Dhanusa 27 1118 Amit Kumar Yadav Sinurjoda-2 Dhanusa 28 1197 Amjad Ansari Balwa Nagarpalika Mahottari 29 79 Amrit Dhungel Inaruwa 3, Hulak Road Sunsari 30 421 Amrit Phuyal Okharpauwa-1, Kakani Rural Municipality Nuwakot 31 260 Amrit Poudel Madi-03, Chitwan Chitwan 32 1341 Amrita Gautam Dhuseni Siwalaya Kavrepalanchok 33 165 Amrita Timalsina Dhungkharka 06 Kavrepalanchok 34 351 Angura Koirala Thakre 9 , Dhading Dhading 35 1462 Anil Bhusal Parbat Parbat 36 1057 Anil Chand Bhimdatt Mcp-3 Kanchanpur 37 353 Anil Gautam Butwal Rupandehi 38 1225 Anish Kumar Karn Dhapakhel - 23 Lalitpur , Kathmandu Lalitpur 39 1095 Anish Shrestha Kathmandu Kathmandu 40 1437 Anisha Acharya Tokha 05 Kathmandu 41 178 Anisha Baral Ratnanagar-8,Chitwan Chitwan 42 778 Anisha Khadka Kupondole,Lalitpur Lalitpur 43 858 Anisha Kharal Kusunti-13 Lalitpur 44 1175 Anisha Kharal Kusunti-13 Lalitpur 45 814 Anisha Maharjan Godawori-11 Lalitpur 46 709 Anita Gyawali Okhaldhunga Gulmi 47 857 Anita Shrestha Dharan-4 Devithan Sunsari 48 1403 Anita Shrestha Kageshwori Manohara-09, Kathmandu Kathmandu 49 952 Anjali Bajracharya Gwarko Lalitpur 50 233 Anjali Panthi Kshitizpath, Snp-08 Rupandehi 51 767 Anjan Kumar Panta Chauri Deurali-8, Birtadeurali Kavrepalanchok 52 878 Anjan Wagle Arunodaya-05, Dharadi Tanahun Tanahu 53 1252 Anjana Kumari Chaudhary Dhangadimai 10 Siraha 54 1464 Anju Aryal Bhaktapur Bhaktapur 55 612 Anju Bam Pipalchauri Darchula S.No Ref.No Full Name Permanent Address District 56 1143 Anju Gc Chandrawati-2, Tanahun Tanahu 57 796 Anju Shrestha Vyas 02 Tanahu 58 967 Anju Thapa Pokhara Kaski 59 419 Ankit Sangroula Morang Nepal Morang 60 1467 Ankita Gupta Bhairahawa, Rupandehi Rupandehi 61 1445 Anmol Bhandari Bastu-07 Gulmi 62 810 Anoj Dhital Gorkha Municipality Gorkha 63 519 Anu Dhimal Birtamode Jhapa 64 678 Anuj Bastola Pokhara 30 Kaski 65 1096 Anup Sharma Kattel Khandbari-09 Sankhuwasabha 66 398 Anup Thapa Nepal Gorkha 67 592 Anurag Basnet Mangaltar,7 Khotang Khotang 68 969 Anusha Shakya Ombahal Kathmandu 69 970 Anusha Shakya Ombahal Kathmandu 70 99 Apekshya K.C. Thecho-9, Lalitpur Lalitpur 71 1370 Apsara Kumari Mandal Aurahi Gaupalika Dhanusa 72 461 Apshara Khatri Tarkeshwor Kathmandu 73 168 Arbind Yadav Vdc Mudali 05 Parsa 74 301 Arbindra Raj Shrestha Ka.Ma.Na.Pa.-16, Banasthali, Kathmandu Kathmandu 75 270 Archana Devkota Chabahil-7 Kathmandu 76 1065 Arpana Parajuli Mahankal Kathmandu 77 1335 Arun Lamsal Nepalgunj-2 Banke 78 272 Ashik Basnet Tilahar-09 Parbat 79 274 Ashik Basnet Tilahar-09 Parbat 80 808 Ashish Chaudhary Joginya 1 Ward 2 Saptari 81 1052 Ashish Khati Butwal, Western Development Region, Nepal Rupandehi 82 1458 Ashish Shrestha Bhairahawa , Nepal Rupandehi 83 478 Ashmita Basnet Kageshori Manahara €“ 07,Mulpani Kathmandu 84 343 Ashmita Dhakal Jorpati Kathmandu 85 216 Ashmita Kc Hepali Heights,Kathmandu Kathmandu 86 731 Ashmita Parajuli Godawari 12, Lalitpur Lalitpur 87 1006 Ashok Karki Arjundhara 11 Jhapa 88 137 Ashok Kumar Mishra Brigunj, Radhemai-13 Parsa 89 1043 Ashok Kumar Pandey Bhimdatt Kanchanpur 90 51 Ashok Maharjan Khokana -21 Lalitpur 91 918 Ashok Shrestha Balefi Bazar, Phulpingdanda Sindhupalchok 92 1380 Asimit Kiran Koirala Tilottama 16, Rupandehi Rupandehi 93 899 Aslam Shah Birgunj, Central Development Region, Nepal Bara 94 1102 Asmit Pant Hungi-4 Palpa 95 1177 Asmita Bista Mijhing-03, Rolpa, Nepal Rolpa 96 1192 Asmita Lamshal Pokhara-6-Lakeside Kaski 97 1237 Asmita Paudel Jhulpokhari-4, Kirtipur, Kathmandu Kathmandu 98 1470 Asmita Shrestha Dhangadhi Kailali 99 64 Asmita Subedi Baglung Municipality-3, Ratamata Baglung 100 1471 Ayasha Dahal Kathmandu Kathmandu 101 707 Ayushma Pradhan Newroad Kathmandu 102 288 Babita Bahadur Sharma Khajura 1 Banke Banke 103 765 Babita Pandey Amargadhi,Dadeldhura Dadeldhura 104 151 Babita Pokharel Biratnagar-6 105 1452 Baishali Shrestha Siddharthanagar-12,Rupandehi Rupandehi 106 1038 Bal Krishna Chamlagain Kamal-03 Jhapa 107 62 Balkrishna Pandey Arghakhanchi Arghakhanchi 108 1286 Bandana Sigdel Boudha Mahankal 6 Kathmandu 109 1235 Basant Kumar Sah Chandranagar Sarlahi 110 1472 Basanti Bista Lalitpur Lalitpur 111 716 Bashu Dev Poudel Dhorphirdi-09 Tanahu S.No Ref.No Full Name Permanent Address District 112 362 Basudev Timalsina Chandannath-05, Simkhadha, Jumla, Nepal Jumla 113 795 Bebika Bhurtyal Pokhara -05 Kaski 114 869 Bed Prakash Sanjyal Syuna-03 Kalikot Kathmandu 115 1161 Bhanu G.C. Mainatada-03,Surkhet Surkhet 116 1162 Bhanu G.C. Mainatada-03,Surkhet Surkhet 117 527 Bharat Oli Tulsipur 16 Dang Deokhuri 118 1473 Bharat Raj Bhatta Mahendranagar Kanchanpur Ward No. 6 Mahendranagar 119 1385 Bharat Singh Bhull Tikapur, Kailali Kailali 120 977 Bhim Deuba Lamkichuha 10, Kailali Kailali 121 479 Bhoj Raj Upadhaya Janaki Rural Municipality-03 Kailali 122 774 Bhola N/A Koirala Tapeshwori-04 Udayapur Udayapur 123 25 Bhupendra Devkota Birendranagar Surkhet 124 1203 Bhupendra Joshi Dhangadhi Kailali 125 1174 Bhupendra Rawal Lazimpat-2, Kathmandu Kathmandu 126 1475 Bhuvan Rai Morang Morang 127 204 Bhuvneshwar Prasad Sah Kalyanpur Saptari Saptari 128 950 Bhuwan Bhusal Dang, Nepal Dang Deokhuri 129 1476 Bhuwan Pandey Kathmandu Kathmandu 130 374 Bhuwan Pradhan Suryodaya 10 Ilam 131 69 Bhuwan Prasad Pant Ukoo, Darchula, Far-West-7 Darchula 132 490 Bhuwan Raj Bhatta Patan Baitadi 133 1404 Bhuwan Shahi Belauri-01 Kanchanpur 134 866 Bibek Kumar Chaudhary Banauli Danauli-4 Mahottari 135 360 Bibek Kumar Gupta Partappur-09 Belatari Nawalparasi 136 1477 Bibek Shrestha (1242) Hetauda Hetauda 137 759 Bibika Parajuli Pokhara-2 Kaski 138 585 Biddhananda Bhattarai Chaubise-04 Dhankuta 139 161 Bidhi Shah Baijanath Achham 140 1355 Bidhya Adhikari Shankhu-04, Kavre Kavrepalanchok 141 662 Bijay Dhewaju Lekhnath-12 Kaski 142 987 Bijay Kumar Shah Rajdevi-2 Rautahat 143 1362 Bikash Jaiswal Kachorwa-3 Bara 144 111 Bikash Rai Bal Mandir-05 Dhankuta 145 551 Bikash Shrestha Biratnagar ,Nepal Morang 146 1080 Bikram Karki Bardibas-14 Mahottari 147 811 Bikram Saud Block-C Near Old Water Tank Tikapur-1 Kailali Kailali 148 1478 Bikram Thapa Lamjung Lamjung 149 1479 Bimal Bhusal Dang Dang 150 344 Bimala Sharama Chhisti-1 Baglung 151 117 Bimlesh Kumar Singh Mithila Municipality-06 Dhanusa 152 28 Binaya Acharya Bharatpur,Chitwan Chitwan 153 1377 Binita Dhakal Bayarban-07 Morang 154 1347 Binita Shrestha Ombahal Kathmandu 155 1426 Binod Prashad Bhatt Bishalpur-8 Baitadi 156 124 Binod Rawat Lamahi Mnc-04, Chailahi Dang Deokhuri 157 330 Binod Sapkota Beni, 09, Myagdi, Nepal Myagdi 158 408 Binod Thapa Lapilang-02 Dolakha 159 1210 Bipana Bhattarai Purano Pul Marg, Nakkhu, Lalitpur Metropolitian City Kathmandu 160 1389 Birendra Bahadur Hitan Shreenagar, Chhayanath Rara Municipality Mugu 161 605 Birendra Bahadur Rokaya Aadrshan 03 Doti Doti 162 1061 Birendra Bist Pipladi Kanchanpur 163 773 Birendra Sah Birgunj-13 Parsa 164 300 Birendra Singh Bist Baitadi Patan, 11 165 754 Bishal Basnet Besishahar-04 Lamjung 166 1262 Bishal Gyawali Butwal, Kalikanagar-11 Rupandehi 167 1352 Bishal K.C. Bharatpur -16 , Chitwan Chitwan S.No Ref.No Full Name Permanent Address District 168 510 Bishal Shrestha Ram Krishna Tole, Pokhara Kaski 169 159 Bishal Yakha Sumnima Chowk, Dharan 16 Sunsari 170 320 Bishnu Datt Bhatt Bishalpur 07, Baitadi Baitadi 171 1319 Bishnu Datt Bhatta Gurukhola,4-Baitadi Baitadi 172 955 Bishnu Dhungel Fikkal-2 Ilam 173 149 Bishnu Karki Musikot Gulmi 174 570 Bishnu Maya Upadhyaha Bharatpur 18 Chitwan 175 1446 Bisho Nath Duwadi Pithuwa, 3 Chitwan 176 575 Biswas Subba Kankai Jhapa 177 1147 Bivek Phago Damak-12 Jhapa 178 194 Bivek Shrestha Gairimudhi-07,Charikot Dolakha 179 1387 Bivek Shrestha Dharan Sunsari 180 38 Biwash Sharma Dhakal Sundarharicha-07 Morang 181 1430 Bodharaj Niraula Biratnagar Morang 182 17 Chakra Bahadur Patali Kanchanpur Kanchanpur 183 1139 Chandan Prasad Sah Godaita -10, Sisautiya , Sarlahi, Province-2,Nepal Sarlahi 184 418 Chandan Soni Narayan 01 Dailekh 185 428 Chandan Verma Birgunj 14 Parsa 186 1062 Chandani Pal Dhangadhi-13 Kailali 187 16 Chandra Bahadur Chaudhari Parsauni-4, Kolkatta Nawalparasi 188 1055 Chandra Jung Mahat Chandannath-07 Jumla 189 1278 Chandra Prasad Chapagain Dhangadhi-14, Kailali Kailali 190 794 Chetendra Nath Humagain Banepa Kavrepalanchok 191 571 Damber Binadi Dhangadhi Kailali 192 906 Deep Thapa Tikathali Lalitpur 193 1413 Deepa Adhikari Manamaiju
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