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Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Page 1807 Savitribai Phule Pune University ( Formerly University of Pune ) Electoral Roll for elections of Ten (10) Registered Graduates on Senate under section 28 (2) (t) of the Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016 Voting Center : 33 Akole Taluka Education Society Agasti Arts Commerce and Dadasaheb Rupwate Science College Addr: Akole College Akole Ta: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Voter No. Name and Address of Voters Voter No. Name and Address of Voters 36227 Adhari Vanita Ganpat 36239 Baramate Murlidhar A/P Chinchwane Tal. Akole Pandurang Dist. Ahmednagar. Tal: Akole Ap Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36228 Adhav Annasaheb Bhagaji 36240 Bedkoli Sitaram Devram A\P Dhumalwadi Tal: Akole Waki Tal: Akole Dist: Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36229 Ambre Harish Bhikaji 36241 Bhagwat Manohar Ambadas A/P Ganore Tal: Akole Dist: Nilwande Post. Rumbhodi Tal: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36230 Ambre Somnath Deoram 36242 Bhalchim Ramnath Kisan Jambhale Vasti Parisar Ganore A\P Rajur Ta- Akole Tal: Tal - Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36231 Arote Milind Bhausaheb 36243 Bhalerao Rupeshkumar At Post Chitalvede Tal Akole Kailas Dist. Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: At New Nawalewadi Po Ahmednagar Nawalewadi. Akole422601 Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36232 Arote Tanuja Chandrabhan A/P - Mhenduri Tal - Akole 36244 Bhangare Bhausaheb Kisan Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: A/P - Akole Shivajinagar Ahmednagar Dhumalwadi Akole Tal - Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36233 Arote Vaishali Rajendra Kotul Tal-Akole Tal: Akole 36245 Bhangare Dhananjay Dist: Ahmednagar Ramkrishna Samata Near Akole College 36234 Aswale Santosh Radhakisan Nawalewadi Post/Tal- Akole At Post Virgaon Tal Akole Tal: Dist-Ahmednagar Tal: Akole Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Dist: Ahmednagar 36246 Bhangare Raghunath Soma 36235 Avhad Sanjay Sharad At- Devgaon Mu Ambad Po Dhamangao Gavthanpimparkane Post- Awri Akole Ahemadnagar Tal: Devgaon Dist- Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36236 Awari Shivaji Jayram 36247 Bhangare Ramkrushna Nana Prasana Nivas Dhamangaon At/Post-. Nawalewadi Near Awari Road Akole Tal - Akole College Tal-Akole Dist- Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: 36237 Bagad Sitaram Bhiva Ahmednagar At.Po.Rajur Tal- Akole Dist- 36248 Bhangare Suresh Mukunda Ahmednagar Tal: Akole Dist: A\P Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36238 Banait Mahendra Dattatraya Shri Mahalaxmi Colony Akole 36249 Bharade Mukund Chhagan Tal- Akole Diat - A.Nagar Tal: Devthan Tal: Akole Dist: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36250 Bibave Shivaji Rambhau Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Page 1808 Savitribai Phule Pune University ( Formerly University of Pune ) Electoral Roll for elections of Ten (10) Registered Graduates on Senate under section 28 (2) (t) of the Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016 Voting Center : 33 Akole Taluka Education Society Agasti Arts Commerce and Dadasaheb Rupwate Science College Addr: Akole College Akole Ta: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Voter No. Name and Address of Voters Voter No. Name and Address of Voters 36251 Bidave Nilesh Vijay 36263 Daware Rohini Balchand Navin Nawalewadi Tal- Shantiniketan Colony Akoledist-A.Nagar Tal: Akole Nawalewadi Road Nawalewadi Dist: Ahmednagar Akole Tal: Akole Dist: 36252 Bidave Shital Rajendra Ahmednagar Mengalwadi At - Savarchol 36264 Deshmukh Ashok Baburao Post - Nimgaon Bk Tal - A\P Sugaon Budruk Tal: Akole Sangamner Tal: Sangamner Dist: Ahmednagar Dist: Ahmednagar 36253 Chadhari Vijay Nivrutti 36265 Deshmukh Babasaheb A\P Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Sampatrao Ahmednagar At/Po-Rajur Tal-Akole Dist- Ahmednagar Tal: Akole Dist: 36254 Chaudhari Ganesh Maruti Ahmednagar Ahmednager Tal: Akole Dist: 36266 Deshmukh Bajirao Uttamrao Ahmednagar A\P Suagaon Budruk Tal: Ahmednagar Dist: 36255 Chaudhari Kiran Parasram Ahmednagar Gavthan Lingdeo Tal: Akole 36267 Deshmukh Balasaheb Dist: Ahmednagar Baburao A/P - Akole Near I.T.I College 36256 Chaudhri Madhav Dhumalwadi Road Akole Tal - Murlidhar Akole Tal: Akole Dist: At - Lahit Bk Post - Lingdeo Ahmednagar Tal - Akole Dist - Ahamadnagar Tal: Akole Dist: 36268 Deshmukh Gulab Bhausaheb Ahmednagar 235 B Padmavati Nagar Induri Akole Tal - Akole Tal: Akole 36257 Dabhade Nanasaheb Keshav Dist: Ahmednagar Vidya Housing Socity At Post Akole Tal Akole Tal: Akole 36269 Deshmukh Machindra Dist: Ahmednagar Bhausaheb Induri Rumbhodi Tal: Akole 36258 Darade Popat Ganuji Dist: Ahmednagar Shamsherpur Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36270 Deshmukh Prakash Ramnath Rahane Mala At - Gunjalwadi 36259 Darole Sandeep Vilas Post - Rajapur Gunjalwadi A\P-Sangamner Tal: Sangamner Tal - Sangamner Sangamner Dist: Ahmednagar Tal: Sangamner Dist: Ahmednagar 36260 Datir Ashok Maruti 36271 Deshmukh Pratiksha Bajirao A/P -Akole Agasti Karkhana Shrikrushna Nagar At Post Road Ganesh Vihar Akole Tal Sugaon Taluka - Akole - Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmadnagar Maharashtra Tal: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36261 Daund Dinkar Laxman 36272 Deshmukh Rajendra Ap: Virgaon Tal: Akole Dist Vasantrao Ahamadnagar Tal: Akole Dist: Deshmukhwadi Rajur Tal: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36262 Dawakhar Shirish Tukaram Gavthan A/P - Bhokani Tal - Sinnar Dist - Nashik Tal: Sinnar Dist: Nashik Page 1809 Savitribai Phule Pune University ( Formerly University of Pune ) Electoral Roll for elections of Ten (10) Registered Graduates on Senate under section 28 (2) (t) of the Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016 Voting Center : 33 Akole Taluka Education Society Agasti Arts Commerce and Dadasaheb Rupwate Science College Addr: Akole College Akole Ta: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Voter No. Name and Address of Voters Voter No. Name and Address of Voters 36273 Deshmukh Ravindra 36284 Dhumal Uttam Rambhau Madhukarrao Shivaji Nagar Dhumalwadi Tal Adv. M.N.Deshmukh Arts - Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Sience & Commerce College Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: 36285 Dube Sunil Ramchandra Ahmednagar Adivashi Ekta Mukbadhir 36274 Deshmukh Rutuja Kailasrao Vidyalay Akole Parkhatpur A/P - Sugaon Bk Tal - Akole Road Khandoba Mala Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36286 Gahire Bapusaheb 36275 Deshmukh Shantaram Gangadhar Kisanrao Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: Amrutnagar Nawalewadi Tal: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36287 Gaikwad Laxman Umaji 36276 Deshmukh Shivaji Nivrutti Kolhar Ghoti Road Shekaiwadi Ap:Sugaon Tal: Akole Dist: Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36288 Gaikwad Sahebrao Sukdeo 36277 Dhage Dillip Maruti Amrutnagar New Nawalewadi At Post Dodi Bk Tal- Sinner Akole Tal - Akole Dist - Dist- Nashik Tal: Sinnar Dist: A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: Nashik Ahmednagar 36278 Dhage Machindra Nivrutti 36289 Gandhare Dattatraya Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: Keshevrao Ahmednagar A/P-Rajurtal-Akoledist- A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: 36279 Dhawale Sanket Ahmednagar Chandrabhan 36290 Gawali Anita Diliprao 7 Sanket New Madhuban C/O Sunil R. Kute Nagar Loni Colony Dhumalwadi Road Road Near Siddhi Vinayal Nawalewadi Akole Tal - Akole Lawns Sukewadisangamner Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Dist-Ahemadnagar 422605 Tal: 36280 Dhawale Swapnil Sangamner Dist: Ahmednagar Chandrabhan 36291 Ghane Shrikant Vishnu 7 Sanket New Madhuban Varnghushi Tal: Akole Dist: Colony Dhumalwadi Road Ahmednagar Nawalewadi Akole Tal - Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36292 Ghankute Sunil Ganpat 36281 Dhokare Asha Bajarang Near Hanuman Mandir Mu. Ganeshnagar A/P - Lingdeo Abitkhind Post Sakewadi Tal- Tal - Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist-Ahemednagar Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36282 Dhumal Kishor Sayajirao 36293 Ghule Pravin Keruji A/P- Dhumalwadi Shivajinagar Atpost-Kauthe Tal - Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Dhandarphal.B.K. Tal- Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Sangamner Dist-Ahmednagar 36283 Dhumal Shivaji Murlidhar Tal: Sangamner Dist: A\P Dhumalwadi Tal: Akole Ahmednagar Dist: Ahmednagar 36294 Gorde Balu Muralidhar At- Shivaji Nagar Dhumalwadi Post - Akole Tal - Akole Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Page 1810 Savitribai Phule Pune University ( Formerly University of Pune ) Electoral Roll for elections of Ten (10) Registered Graduates on Senate under section 28 (2) (t) of the Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016 Voting Center : 33 Akole Taluka Education Society Agasti Arts Commerce and Dadasaheb Rupwate Science College Addr: Akole College Akole Ta: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Voter No. Name and Address of Voters Voter No. Name and Address of Voters 36295 Hekare Shashikant Hiralal 36307 Karande Pandharinath A\P Rajur Tal: Akole Dist: Tukaram Ahmednagar Navin Madhuban Colony Nawalewadi Tal. Akole Dist. 36296 Hembade Ravindra Nimba Ahmednagar. Tal: Akole Dist: A\P Padalne Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar Ahmednagar 36308 Karpe Rajendra Bhaskar A/P - Pimpalgon Konzira Tal - 36297 Jadhav Kiran Sampat Sangamner Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Praid Monu Jayabai Colony Sangamner Dist: Ahmednagar Davaravar Wadi Nashikroad Nashik Tal: Nashik Dist: 36309 Karvande Kisan Soma Nashik Mu Kondani Post:Ran Tal: Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36298 Jagtap Prakash Raghuji Madhuban Colony Nawalewadi 36310 Khade Rajendra Dagdu Akole Tal - Akole Tal: Akole Mu:Rajur Tal:Akole Tal: Dist: Ahmednagar Akole Dist: Ahmednagar 36299 Jondhale Dipak Gulabrao Chirebandi Parisar Tal: Akole 36311 Khade Rohini Shrawana Dist: Ahmednagar A/P - Bhandardara Tal - Akole Dist - A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: 36300 Kadhane Rekha Appasaheb Ahmednagar A/P-Rajurtal-Akoledist- 36312 Kharbas Subhash Haribhau A.Nagar Tal: Akole Dist: A\P Nawalewadi Tal: Akole Ahmednagar Dist: Ahmednagar 36301 Kadlag Ashok Dhondiba 184 B Shivaji Nagar
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