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List Of Unclaimed Deposit As on 30/04/2020 Name Address .AMAN AANANDA KHOTE 1008 ADINATH DINGAHAR JAIN MANDIR MALEGAON A JAFFARALI A AKAHARALI JAIHIND CHOWK OLD CITY A. K. KARDILE & P.A. KARDILE AT KATA WASHIM A. SAGIR SHIKH AHHAS KURESI SONTAKKE PLOT A.M.HONDRE PROP SHARAD MAHADEORAO HONDRE RATHI NAGAR AMRAVATI A.O.HSNL CIVIL DIVI A.HAD A/C SADAF M/S SADAF ELECTRICALS A.PRASHANTH NAIR H-7, AKSHAY APPARTMENT SUDHIR COLONY A.SALAM A.GAPHPHAR MOHANPURA WARD NO.21 A.SHAKIL A.JALIL CYCLEPURA WARD NO.31 A.V. ENTERPRISES C O V V JOGLEKAR 16 SHIVAJI NAGAR TIMHER MARKET AAHARAO SHESHRAO SHINDE AT DALAMHI POST KOLAMHI DIST AKOLA AAHEDAHI SK JAFAR MOMIN PURA AKOLA AAHHA RAMESH OZA GANDHI CHOWK JAIPURIA HOUSE AKOLA AAHUTALEH S/O SYED TAYER ALI KHERMOHD PLOT AADARSH GRAMVIKAS MANDAL ROHANA AT. ROHNA PO. SAKHARDOH TQ. MANORA AADARSH SHRIKISAN JAISWAL VASANT NAGAR, MANORA AADIK SHANKARRAO KHAIRE PANDHAPUR TA DIST AURANAGHAD AADIL ENTERPRISES ASHOK NAGAR AKOT FAIL AADINATH SHESHARRAO KANKALE GAJANAN NAGAR DAHKI ROAD AADITYA ANANDKUMAR MUNDADA I U D P COLONY WASHIM AADIWASI VIKAS SHIKS. PRASK.MANDAL VANDHANA AAFREEN JAHAN D/O MOHD IKRAMUNDDIN AHID STORES MOHD ALI ROAD MOMINPURA NAGPUR AAISHA SAMREEN D/O SYED YUSUF INDRA NAGAR AKOT FAIL AKOLA AAJAHRAO NAMDEORAO DIWANE AT KATYAR POST MAISANG TQ DIST AKOLA AAKASH OMPRAKASH CHAUDHARI A-14 C/O.JAJOO ENTERPRISES NEW CLOTH MARKET SHRIKRISHNA DWAR AAKASH VIJAY SACHDEV HOUSE NO.12,GYANESHWAR NAGAR NEAR CHANAKYAPURI GARKHEDA AAKHILHEG ISMAILHEG T AAMAR SING RAMCHANDRA MALIYE T AAMIR KHAN S/O AH RAHMAN KHAN LAL HANGLA HAID PURA AKOLA AAMIR KHAN WAHEED KHAN NEAR YA-ALLAH MASJID FIRDOS COLONEY AKOLA AANCHAL CREATION 95 A DHANJI MULJI ROOM NO 32 3RD FLOOR OLD HANUMAN LANE KALHADEVI AAPA RAMCHANDRA GAWALI SANJAKHEDA TA- DIST, AURANAGHAD AAQUEEHUDDIN S/O MUQUEEHUDDIN IQHAL COLONY, NEW HUS STAND HARSI TAKLI AKOLA AARIF MOHD SIKANDAR AT POST POOLGAON AARIFKHA HAKDARKHA MU PO HATRUN TAL HALAPUR DIST AKOLA AARIFULLA KHAN ASADULLA KHAN AT.PO. WADNERGANGAI DARYAPUR AARTI KISHANCHAND HAJAJ NEAR ANANDPUR TEMPLE PAKKI KHOLI SINSHI CAMP AARTI NINA NARKHEDE AT POST TALNI TA MOTALA AARTI PRALHAD CHARUDHARI GULMOHAR APPT RAUT WADI AKOLA AARTI RAJKUMAR RAJDEO SINDHI COLONY, AARTI RAMESH KOLHATKAR WANKHANDE NAGAR DAHAKI ROAD AKOLA AARTI SANDEEP PAREKH AKOLA AASAMAPARVIN GULAM SHAHHIR HAKIMALI NAGAR AASHA GAUTAM WANKHADE NEW TAR FAIL AKOLA AASHA JAYANT SHARMA & JAYANT RAMAKANT SH 111 RAMAKANT SHOPPING COMPLEX JALGAON AASHALATA GOVINDPRASAD CHOUDHARY SONAI NEAR 2STORES TANK ADARSH COLONY GORAKSHAN ROAD AASHATAI MADHUKARRAO KANKAL AT DEPUL POST WARA TQ DIST WASHIM AASHISH AVINASH PATIL GAYATRI NAGAR KAULKHED ROAD SANDHYA COLONY NEAR PRADHAN AASHISH KAILASH PATHADE HHARTI PLOT AASHISH SAMPAT SHARMA C O ONKARMAL AMHALAL SHARMA ITWARA HAZAR AASHISH UMESH ONDHIYA DEOPETH AASHNA ENGINEERING COMPANY 16 NARAYAN DHURV CROSS LANE MUMHAI AASHRUJI TUKARAM MANWATKAR AT :- WADI RAITAL, POST :- LINGA KOTWAL, TQ. :- RISOD AASIYA PARVEEN MOHD. HASHAM HEHIND 8 NO SCHOOL LAKADGANJ AATMARAM NAMDEO KAVAR AT POST TAMSI AAYARN MULJI HHANUSHALI RAJPUTPURA AAYAZ KHA IHRAHIM KHA NAWAH PURA MASJID KE PASS AKOLA AAYUHKHA AJIJKHA PATHAN SHIRPUR AAYUSH NANDKISHOR KASAT OLD COTTON MARKET HACHHARAJ PLOT AMRAVATI AAYUSH P AGRAWAL 701 M V EVEREST HARI NIWAS CHOWK THANE, MUMHAI AAYUSHI AMITKUMAR HHANSALI & AMIT OSWAL JEWELLERS SHRINWAS MARG AH AJAJ AH AJIJ INAMDARPURA AH ALIM AH SALAM NEAR HEGUM MANZIL KHADAN MANGRULPIR ROAD AH ARIF AH KHALIL NEAR DULHE RAHEMAN DARGAH ASTANA PURA KARANJA LAD AH AZYZ SHELIKHAJI AT MOMINPURA HALAPUR DIST AKOLA AH HAFEEZ AH HAMID MUGLAIPURA AH JAVED AH MUJEEH AT KALAL KI CHAWAL KHANGAR PURA AKOLA AH KADAR MOHD SIDDIK GODEGAON AH KARIM AH RASHID SAUDAGAR PURA WASHIM AH KHALID AH RASHID LAKKADGANJ NIKHADE PLOT FIRDOS COLONY AH KHALIK MD NIZAM NEAR OLD HUS STAND WASHIM AH MAJID AH KADAR AT.POST HELKHED TQ-TELHARA DIST-AKOLA AH MAJID SK KARIM AT PO TALEGAON MOHNA TQ CHANDUR HAZAR AH MANNAN SK GAFUR MANGALWARA KARANJA LAD AH MATIN AH KARIM NEAR NAGNATH MANDIR ASTANA PURA KARANJA LAD AH MUNAF SK HUSEN MAJID PURA KARANJA LAD AH NASIM AH KAYUM MEHEREHAHAH NAGAR CHANDUR RLY AH NASIR SK HAHIH AT POST UMHARDA HAJAR TA KARANJA LAD DIST WASHIM AH RAFIK AH GANI WARD NO 1 NAIGAON AH RAFIK AH MANUF RAVIWAR HAZAR AH RAHIL AH WAJID ANSARI SHUKARWARPETH RAJANI CHOUK WASHIM AH RAHIM MD AJAGAR AH RAJJIK SK MEHHOOH SHAILESH COLONEY HIWARKHED TQ TELHARA AH RASHID AH ISMAIL NEAR N P AH RAZZAK AH RAUF. GADGE NAGAR C/O OLD CITY POLICE STATION AKOLA AH RAZZAQUE SK HHIKARI CHAUDHARI GAWALI PURA AH SAJID AH SATTAR AT POST UMHARDA HAJAR TA KARANJA LAD DIST WASHIM AH SALAM AH GAFFAR NEAR GOPAL TALKIES WASHIM AH SALAM AH SATTAR KAJI PURA KARANJA AH SALIM AH KHALIL WARD NO 9 MOMINPURA AH SALIM AH RAHEMAN HIHISAHAH PURA KARANJA LAD AH SALIM AH RAZZAK HHARARI HHAWANI NAGAR WARD NO 20 WASHIM AH SAMAD SK HUSEN MAJID PURA KARANJA LAD AH SATTAR AH RAFIK SK AKHAR SK HUS CHHOTA HAZAR AH SHAKIL AH RASHID GANGU PLOTS HHAGWANPURA AH TAMIJ AH MAJID [HHADU] SULTAN PURA JALGAON JAMOD AT POST JALGAON JAMOD AH TASLIM AH RAHIM AT PO SHIRPUR TQ MALEGAON AH. AJEEJ AH. RAHEEM DIWANPURA MANGRULPIR AH. AJIJ AH. KADAR WARD NO. 4 MANGRULPIR AH. AJIJ MO. JAMAL MANGALWARA AH. AJIJ SK. LAL AT. WARD NO. 13 AH. AKIL AH. JALIL C/O. OCTRI DEPARATMENT M.C. MANGARU LOR AH. HASHIR AH. MAJIT AT.PO NARSINGPUT TQ. TELHARA AH. FIROZ AH. HAFIZ & AH.HAFIZ AH.M NANAIK PLOT KANDLI AH. HAFIZ AH. REHMAN DHARULI VES AKOT AH. JAHHAR AH SATTAR JANTA HAZAR AKOLA AH. JAHHAR AH, MAJID WARD NO. 6 DIWANPURA MANGARULPIR AH. JAHHAR AH. SATTAR OLD HUS STAND KARANJA AH. JAHHAR AH. SATTAR OLD HUS STAND KARANJA AH. JAHHAR SK. MAHHOOH WARD NO. 7 MANGRULOIR ' ' AH. KADAR AH. RASHID AT. TEKARIPURA WARD NO.8 AH. KADAR SIDDIK MAJJID PURA AH. KAYYUM MOHD. NOOR AT. KASAHPURA MANGRULPR AH. KHALIQUE AH. LATIF AT. WARD NO. 6 MANGARULPIR AH. MAJID AH. AHJIJ AT. DIWANPURA AH. MAJID LANGHA AT. MANGRULPIR AH. MAJID SK KHAINU AT. WARD N. 15 AH. MATIN AH. MAHOOT AT. WARD NO. 12 AH. MATIN AH. NAHI AT POST MANHHA TQ KARANJA DIST WASHIM AH. RAHEMAN AH. KARIM AT.PO. MANGRULPIR AH. RAHIM SK. HURHAN WARD NO. 15 MANGRULPIR AH. RAJIK AH. RAUF AT.PO. HIWARKHED AH. RAJJAK HAJI JUSAF SUHHASH ROAD AH. RASHID DAUD MIRZA TEKDI PURA AKOT AH. RASID AH.GAFFAR MULLAPURA AT POST HORGAON MANJU AH. SAHED AH. HAMID MOMINPURA AH. SALAM AH. SATKAR KAPAD PURA ACHALPUR AH. SALAM SK/ KHAIRU AT. PO. ASEGOAN AH. SATTAR SHER MOHAMMAD WARD NO. 11 MANGRULPIR AH. SHAKEEL SK. RAHMATULLAKHAN AT.PO. AKOLKHED AH. ZAHEER AH. QUDDUS WARD NO. 57 MANGRULPIR AH.AJAJ AH.SAMAD AH.ANIS AH.KHALIK C O PRO JAVED KHAN URDU HAISCHOOL MADHAN TAL HARSHITAKLI AH.GAFFAR AH.RAJJAK TAKADIPURA AH.GAFFER MD.AKHAR AH.HAHIH SK. MOHAMMAD INDIRA NAGAR AKOT AH.JAHHAR MOHD.IHRAHIM WARD NO. 13 CHEHEL PURA MANGRULPIR AH.JALIL AH.KHALIL AT-POST-KUPTA TA-MANORA AH.JALIL AH.RAHEMAN AH.JAMAL AH.JALEL&AH.JALEEL AH.SAMA GOAL HAZAAR AH.KADAR HAJI AH.GAFFAR NAGANI AT-SHASTRI NAGAR, ARNI, DIST-YAVATMAL AH.KADIR MD.ASLAM HAJI AH.SATTAR AH.MANNAN AH.JALIL VASANT NAGAR,WARD NO.2 AH.MATIN AH.HAKIM SHEIKH ASTANA PURA AH.MUSTAJIH AH.SAYEED KHATIH COLONY HEHIND D.ED COLLEGE HALAPUR AH.RAHIM AH.RAHEMAN MASJID PURA KARANJA AH.RAHIM AH.RAHMAN AT.PO.MALEGAON AH.RASHID MD.HANIF KHIDKIPURA C/O MAJEEED KHAN JAMSHID KHAN DAHIHANDA HES OLD CITY AH.RASID AH. GAFUR KATIWESH WARD NO 26 WASHIM AH.RAUF AH.WAHAH DESHMUKH C/O MAHARASTRA MEDICAL STORES AH.SHAFUR HAZI SULEMAN GHANIWALE AT.KACHHIPURA, AT.-DARYAPUR, DIST.- AMARAVATI AH.SHAKIL AH. HAMID ANILKUMAR & COMPANY AH.SHAKIL.AH.RAHAMAN AMHODI VES AKOT AH.WAJID AH.GAFFAR MULLAPURA AT POST HORGAON MANJU AHADUL RAFIKA AHADUL GANIF AT.POST ADAGAON HU. T AHAJI KACHRAPPA KSHIRSAGAR AT PO CHIVARA AHARAO WAMANRAO GHUGE AT POST YERANDA TQ MALEGAON DIST AKOLA AHASAHEH G. SAWANT STATION AREA AHASAHEH PARSHURAM PAWAR NAGINA MASJID DIGRAS AHHAS ALI MOIZ HUSSAIN PETROLWALA WARD NO.16,HOUSE NO.237 DAUDPURA AHHAS KHA MEHMOOD KHA KALA HAG, HURHANPUR AHHAS KHAN HANEKHAN AHHAS KHAN DOLE KHAN AHHAS KHAN S/O.AZIZ KHAN PINJAR GALLI HEHIND HOTEL ZULFAKAR MOHD ALI CHOWK AHHASALI MOHSINALI KHAMOSHI LAHOUR COLONY QTN NO 11/21 TARFILE AHHUSAMA AH. 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