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BCM Final Result Selected Candidates for Block Community Mobilizer (BCM) Sl. Control Title Name DOB Category Address Allotted District Remarks No. No. 1 004003 Mr. Vishwajeet Kumar 1-Mar-77 UR 11A, M.S. Block, Hari Nagar, New Delhi Araria 2 004768 Mr. Md. Shahnawaz 20-Dec-81 UR Room. No- 88, Amin Hostel, MM Hall, AMU, Aligarh U.P Araria 3 000538 Mr. Sanjeev Kumar 20-May-78 UR C/o Dr. Mukund Kumar, Vill. - Majhaulia, Post- Khabra, Araria District- Muzaffarpur (Bihar) 4 004409 Mr. Ashutosh Kumar 26-Jul-76 UR S/o Late Vishvnath Thakur, Gram-Barhati, Post-Barhara Araria Kothi, Dist-Purnea, Bihar 5 004574 Mr. Himanshu Prakash Jha 15-May-74 UR 8L/175, Bahadurpur Housing Colony, Patna, Bihar Araria 6 005657 Mr. Shashi Bhushan 20-Oct-85 BC S/o Ram Subas Singh, Vill+PO -Dhangain, Via -Bikramganj, Araria Dist -Rohtas 7 000163 Mr. Shailendra Kumar 2-Dec-73 EBC Shailendra Kumar C/o Shri Valeshwar Prasad, Village + post- Araria Savneema. Via- Variptyarpur, District- Patna 8 000446 Mr. Ramesh Chandra Kumar 11-Aug-85 EBC S/o-Shravan Kumar , Vill-Shanti Nagar , Po-Maner, PS- Araria Maner, Dist -Patna(Bihar) 9 005774 Mr. Sheonandan Choudhary 24-Jan-72 SC Vill+Post-Ghoraghat, Via-Dobhi, Dist-Gaya, Bihar Araria 10 000568 Mr. Vivek Kumar 1-Mar-77 UR Vivek Kumar, Near Bihari Girl's School, Malviya Marg, Vaishali Boddom Bazar, Dist. -Hazaribagh, Jharkhand 11 005672 Ms. Kumari Pushpalata 23-Jul-71 UR C/o Manoranjan Verma, Patther Ki Masjid, Tehari Road Khan Vaishali Mirzi, Patna 12 000051 Mr. Chandrashekhar Prasad 3-Feb-78 UR S/o Late Ramanand Prasad, Bans Kothi, In Front Of ITI Vaishali Hostal, Digha Ghat, Patna-11 13 003620 Mr. Rakesh Kumar Niraj 1-Mar-81 UR Rakesh Kumar, S/o-Sri Ramsanehi Ram Vill-Ballia, Po- Vaishali Krishnapali (Drauli) Dist-Siwan Bihar 14 004511 Mr. Ajay Dubey 1-Mar-74 UR C/o Shri Bhuwaneshwar Modi, Modi Mahal, Mohanpur, Vaishali Punaichak, Patna-23 15 005368 Mr. Ranjan Kumar 16-Feb-80 UR C/o -Sri Manoj Kumar, Double Transfermer Wali Gali ,Lal Vaishali Bagh, Tilkamanjhi, Bhagalpur, Bihar 16 000184 Mr. Ravishankar Raju 5-Feb-80 UR C/o Rajesh Kumar (S.I), New Patna Colony, Beur (near Vaishali Indian Health Institute) Anishabad, Patna 17 004209 Ms. Deepmala Rani 7-Feb-83 BC Flat No- 302-B, Om Shail Baran Appt., Brahmsthan gali, Vaishali Seikh Pura Bagich Patna, Bihar 18 002711 Ms. Archana Kumari 7-Nov-80 BC W/o Karunjeet Kumar, Moh -Morcha Road (North of Police Vaishali Chowki), PO -Begampur, Patna City 19 000616 Mr. Pranav Kumar Roy 20-Dec-85 BC C/o Ramcharan Roy Lodge, Azad Lane, Choudhary Tola, Vaishali Mahendru, Patna (Bihar) 20 000625 Mr. Anwar Alam 14-Jun-81 EBC S/oLate MD. Mustafa Alam, Nasriganj, Pathan Toli, Bata Vaishali Ganj, Patna Page 1 of 26 Selected Candidates for Block Community Mobilizer (BCM) Sl. Control Title Name DOB Category Address Allotted District Remarks No. No. 21 001658 Mr. Sushil Kumar 28-Feb-80 EBC NPSP UNIT(WHO), Sadar Hospital Campus, Munger (Bihar) Vaishali 22 002583 Mr. Anjani Kumar 7-Jan-84 EBC Vill+PO -Mahadeiya, PS -Minapur, Distt -Muzaffarpur, Bihar Vaishali 23 002999 Ms. Smrity 1-Jan-83 SC 3 MF/ 7/26 .Bahadurpur Housing Colony.Bhoot Nath Road , Vaishali Patna 24 001258 Mr. Jitendra Kumar 2-Jan-75 SC C/83, A.G. Colony, Post-Ashiyana Nagar, Thana-Shastri Vaishali Nagar, Dist-Patna(bihar) 25 000284 Mr. Chitaranjan Kumar 2-Nov-81 SC Chitaranjan kumar S/o Lt. Ranjit Baitha, AT+PO -Barwa, Vaishali Chauradano, District -East Champaran 26 000662 Mr. Animesh Kumar 24-Feb-82 UR S/o Dr. Maniklal Pandeya, Bhawani Nagar, Yadavnagar, Arwal Bhagwanpur, Muzaffarpur 27 002763 Mr. Gopal Pandey 1-Sep-80 UR C/o Dr. Kanhaiya Pandey, P.N. Sinha Compound, Bhikhna Arwal Pahari, Patna 28 003452 Mr. Sanjay Kumar 1-Jan-76 UR S/o Mr. Parmahand Thakur, Moh.-KAntahi Ghat, PS- Arwal Alamganj, Post-Gulzar Bagh, Patna(Bihar) 29 003489 Mr. Md. Khan Babu 5-Apr-88 EBC Gram-Mahegpur, Post-Jhanjharpur, Dist-MAdhubani(Bihar) Arwal 30 001298 Mr. Santosh Kumar 20-Aug-80 SC C/o Ramadhar Kumar, Mohalla-Mustafabad, Post+Thana- Arwal Rampur, Dist-Gaya (Bihar) 31 003575 Mr. Vimal Prakash 5-Nov-79 UR C/o -Jhapas Rai, Hulas Vihar, Near Paharpur More, Supoul Anisabad, Patna 32 003650 Mr. Aditya Kumar 31-Dec-76 UR Aditya Kumar, C/o-Yamuna PD Lodge , Sweet Heart Lane , Supoul Musallapur Mahendra Patna 33 004381 Mr. Praful Kumar Priyadarshi 15-Nov-86 UR Vill+PO-Mainpura, PS-Kaler,Dist-Arwal Supoul 34 005656 Mr. Ranjeet Singh 18-Mar-81 UR S/o Rang Nath Singh, Vill+PO -Rajpur, Dist -Buxar Supoul 35 000181 Mr. Sandeep Kumar Jha 25-Apr-80 UR C/o Munna Mandal, Old Post Office Road, Punaichak, Patna Supoul (Bihar) 36 001101 Mr. Jagat Nandan Jha 11-Jan-82 UR C/o Devendra jha, Balbhadrapuri, Near Pokhariya School, Supoul Laheriasarai, Darbhanga 37 002578 Mr. Ranjit Kumar 6-Dec-76 BC C/o -raj Pe Phome, Mohalla -Kagzi Mohalla, Ranchi Road, Supoul PO -Biharsharif, Distt -Nalanda, Bihar 38 000615 Mr. Sudhir Kumar Roy 5-Mar-84 EBC Vill-Amritpur, Post-Songar, PS-Tajpur, Dist-Samastipur, Supoul State-Bihar 39 001082 Mr. Nazish Ahmad Neyaz 23-Jan-83 EBC C/o Shahanwaz Alam, R.No.-17, Nanwi Hostel, Patna Supoul College Campus, Patna University, Patna, Bihar 40 003475 Mr. Shrilal Das 2-Jul-74 SC Gram+Post-Korhiya Dihrol, Thana-Jai Nagar, Dist- Supoul Madhubani Page 2 of 26 Selected Candidates for Block Community Mobilizer (BCM) Sl. Control Title Name DOB Category Address Allotted District Remarks No. No. 41 002635 Mr. Amit Kumar 5-Jan-86 SC S/o Shree Kaleswar Paswan, At+Post-Kahara, Ward No.-6, Supoul PS+Dist-Saharsa, State-Bihar 42 001127 Mr. Rajesh Sinha 12-Jan-77 UR To- navin Chandra Prasad, At- Mai, Police Station- Muffasil Aurangabad (Opposite Gramin bank), District- Munger 43 001661 Mr. Rajneesh Kumar 11-Jul-81 UR C/O- Triyogi Singh, Vill- Nari, PO- Tiyari,Nalanda. (Bihar) Aurangabad 44 002781 Mr. Om Prakash Gupta 15-Aug-82 UR C/o Lal Babu Gupta, Moh -Suryanagar, Kuraich, PO - Aurangabad Sasaram, Dist -Rohtas 45 003627 Mr. Awanish Mishra 10-Dec-77 UR NuraniBagh Colony, 5 B. Patna, Po-Guljarbagh Patna Aurangabad 46 004387 Mr. Prem Shankar Prasad 1-Feb-85 UR Anil Yadav,Near PWD Office,PO- Jhumti Tilaiya,Dist- Aurangabad Kodarma, Jharkhand 47 004867 Mr. Chanchal Kumar 12-Aug-85 UR S/o Kameshwar Prasad Singh, Vill+PO -Vishnupura, Diat - Aurangabad Patna 48 002690 Mr. Manoj Kumar 12-Dec-79 BC S/o Sri Rajendra Prasad Mehta, AT-Chak Musallahpur, Aurangabad Sweet Heart Lane, Post-Mahendru, Dist-Patna(Bihar) 49 002971 Mr. Parwez Raja 1-Mar-85 EBC D-278,1st Flr , Janta Flats, Pocket -11, Jasola Vihar , Pending- Subject to Okhla,New Delhi, verification of Aurangabad residential & caste certificate. 50 003123 Mr. Md. Imran Hussain 11-Sep-86 EBC Room No- 6, Nadwi Hostel, Patna Campus College,Patna Aurangabad 51 001819 Mr. Arun Kumar Ranjan 26-Nov-84 SC At+PO Rasalpur, Via Buniadganj, Dist Gaya, Bihar Aurangabad 52 004418 Mr. Pradeep Kumar 30-Dec-77 SC Gram+Post-Kujapi, Thana-Chandauti, Dist-Gaya(Bihar) Aurangabad 53 004950 Mr. Rizwan Ahmed 1-Jan-79 UR C/o Yasin Lodge, Amanat Colony, Golakpur, Mahendru, Siwan Patna 54 000838 Mr. Santosh Kumar Maharaj 9-Feb-77 UR Barmasia, Behind Of Power House, Katihar, Bihar Siwan 55 001435 Mr. Dharmendra Kumar Dwivedi 28-Feb-77 UR C/o Dr. R.N. Dwivedi, At+P.O- Bhore, District- Gopalganj Siwan (Bihar) 56 001778 Mr. Jawahar Kumar 16-Sep-81 UR S/O- Mr. Bhramadev Prasad Singh, At- Chandra Nagar, PO.- Siwan Koshi College, Distt- Khagaria, Bihar 57 003713 Mr. Ram Murti 11-Sep-82 UR Village- Basudeopur, Post- Kajra, District- Lakhisarai (Bihar) Siwan 58 004400 Mr. Vinay Kumar 5-Mar-76 UR C/o-K.R Sinha,Q,No-131,B/C, New Railay Colony,Near Siwan ChirayaTindbridge,Rajendra Path,Patna 59 004497 Mr. Niraj Kumar 16-Feb-78 UR C/o- Haridesh Kumar, Ashirwad, Bhawan Gulab Bagh Pahari Siwan Lane R.S Gaya 60 005390 Mr. Ashwani Kumar 10-Jun-78 UR S/o -Surender jagdish, Mishramauji, Ramchandra pur Vidhayak ,Nalanda, Bihar Siwan Page 3 of 26 Selected Candidates for Block Community Mobilizer (BCM) Sl. Control Title Name DOB Category Address Allotted District Remarks No. No. 61 000032 Mr. Nawendu Kumar 1-Jun-76 UR Navandu Kumar C/o Shri Shivji Sharma (Asha Bhavan), M. Siwan Road No. 8A, Ashok Nagar, kankadbagh, Patna 62 000234 Mr. Pradeep Kumar 16-Feb-74 UR S/o -Prakash Narain Singh, Road no -6, Rajeev Nagar, PO - Siwan Keshri nagar Patna 63 004860 Mr. Rajeev Ranjan 20-Jan-79 BC C/o Sri Ashutosh Kumar Puddar, Jay Prakash Nagar, W.No. Siwan 21, Dist+PO -Khagaria 64 005477 Mr. Raj Kishore Sah 5-May-72 BC S/O- Mr. Dev Narayan Sah, vill- Bakharpur Purvi, Vadhu Aatola, PO-Bakharpur, p/s- Pirpaiti, Distt- Bhagalpur, Bihar Siwan 65 002127 Mr. Gyan Prakash 10-Jul-86 EBC S/o Sachhidanand Mandal, Village + Post- Pachira, Via- Siwan Meriganj, Thana- Raniganj, District- Arariya (Bihar) 66 004550 Mr. Ram Laxman Das 10-Jan-81 EBC S/o Shri Ram Krishan Das, Vill- Rampur Jalalpur, Via- Siwan Dalsingh Sarai, District- Samastipur (Bihar) 67 004773 Mr. Sanjay Kumar 2-Oct-69 EBC S/O- Kallu Singh, Vill- Anewa, PO-Saidabad, Distt- Siwan Jahanabad, Bihar 68 002112 Mr. Munna Kumar Paswan 3-Sep-84 SC Vill -Loknathpurganj, W.No.
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