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List of Non-Operative Account Since 10 Years As on 31/03/2078 B.S(15/07 List of Non-operative account since 10 years as on 31/03/2078 B.S(15/07/2021 A.D) NAME BRANCH ADDRESS AMATYA SUBHASH Ason GAJENDRA RIJAL Ason DIP RAJ KHADKA Ason SHREE KRISHNA SHRESTHA Ason KHADKA RANJANA Ason OJASHWI RAJYA LAXMI SHAH Ason RESHA SHAH Ason RAMESH NARAYAN SHRESTHA Ason BISHOW NARAYAN DANGOL Ason SULAV UDAS Ason ANIL THAPA Ason BIKRAM RAJ SINGH Ason RAJU SHRESTHA Ason KESHAV RAJ PURI Ason LAKSHYA MAHARJAN Ason TIRTHA LAL MAHARJAN Ason SACHIN MAN SING DANGOL Ason PURNA LAL SHRESTHA Ason RAM HARI PURI Ason KAMALA THAPA Ason DIPA K.C. Ason MANISH SHRESTHA Ason PRAMOD KUMAR GUPTA Ason RAJENDRA MAHARJAN Ason YASHU MAHARJAN Ason CHANDRA KUNWAR PAL Ason NIRAJ ADHIKARI Ason JIBENDRA THAPA Ason MOHAN MANANDHAR Ason BIRENDRA MANANDHAR Ason SHYAM KUMAR SHAKYA Ason RAJESH RATNA SHAKYA Ason SANDEEP POUDYAL Ason LAXMAN KUMAR SHRESTHA Ason SARITA DEVI POUDYAL Ason UPENDRA PD.POUDYAL Ason SHYAM KRISHNA SHRESTHA Ason SARKI LAMA Ason SUNDAR LAL SHRESTHA Ason RUDRA PRASAD NAUPANE Ason BHUPENDRA PRASAD POUDYAL Ason MANJU SHARMA Ason PAWAN JAIN Ason TINTOLIYA, BIRATNAGAR | BIRATNAGAR SUDHAN RAJ KOIRALA Ason RAMESH SHRESTHA Ason NAGHAL, KATHMANDU, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU GANGABU, KATHMANDU, KATHMANDU | BINOD KC Ason KATHMANDU ANIL KRISHNA SHRESTHA Ason BHOTAHITY, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU RAJESH KUMAR JOSHI Ason JOGNIYA, SAPTARI, SAPTARI | SAPTARI RAM PRASAD DEVKOTA Ason BHAGIRATH GHIMIRE Ason MALIKA PRADHAN Ason SANTA KUMAR THAPA MAGAR Ason SURAJ DANGAL Ason BIMALA DEVI BHATTARAI Ason SURAJ MAHARJAN Ason RAJESH KUMAR TIMALISINA Ason SARITA TAMANG Ason PRATICHYA PRAJAPATI Ason RAHUL BASNET Ason KAMAL UPADHAYA Ason KAMAL PRASAD PHUYAL Ason BIKASH SHRESTHA Ason IMEX TRADE INTERNATIONAL PRI.LTD Ason KRISHNA PRASAD TAMRAKAR Ason PUSPA RAJ DAHAL Ason JEETPUR, BARA | BARA DHURBA THAPA Ason DUWAKOT, BHAKTAPUR | BHAKTAPUR BIKRAM SHRESTHA Ason LAXMI NAGARKOTI Ason ANU KUMAR SHRESTHA Ason UJJOWAL PRADHANANGA Ason ARJUN SHRESTHA PRADHAN Ason KESHAB SAPKOTA Ason MAILI TAMANG Ason BIPIN RAJ GHIMIRE Ason NAGAD SAVING & CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE Ason CHABI LAL KHATRI Ason SUKAN SARDAR Ason SAFALTA MANANDHAR Ason GITA KHADKI Ason DALLU, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU SATYENDRA KUMAR KARN Ason SHYAM KRISHNA MAHARJAN Ason TEKU, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU ANUP SHARMA Ason RAJANI PARAJULI DAHAL Ason AMBIKA / SHER MAN BUDHATHOKI Ason JATE, UDAYPUR | UDAYPUR PREM KRISHNA SHRESTHA Ason BHOTE PURI Ason SHANKER RIMAL Ason SUNRAJ RISAL Ason ANJU SHRESTHA Ason BHOLDHOKA, LALITPUR | LALITPUR BIDUR BARDIYA THAPA Ason SWOYAMBHU, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU PRAMILA/ BHUWAN Ason BISHNU PRASAD SHRESTHA Ason PADAM SHRESTHA Ason ICHHYA BANIYA Ason KULESHWOR, KULESHWOR | KATHMANDU RITA KAFLE Ason RAM SARAN GAUTAM Ason BENJU GAUTAM Ason BISHNU PRASAD POUDYAL Ason SAURABH JAIN Ason KRISHNA KUMARI PATHAK Ason DARBESHA, DARBESHA | MORANG SURENDRA MAHARJAN Ason PRABIN KUMAR RAI Ason INJA NEWA Ason RAJU SHRESTHA Ason SUDIN SHRESTHA Ason MINU NEWA Ason BHABANI BARMA Ason MOHAMOD SADIK KHAN Ason SAMSHER PRASAD SHRESTHA Ason KABINDRA SHRESTHA Ason RAJA RAM RAUNIYAR Ason ABIRAL SAGAR TAMRAKAR Ason ANISHMA TAMRAKAR Ason SUNITA PRADHAN Ason KATHMANDU, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU KAMALA KHADKA Ason DUMRAHA, PRAKASPUR | SUNSARI BHOLA SINGH K.C Ason CHANDIKA LAL SHRESTHA Ason SHANTI SAPKOTA Ason SAUGAT SAPKOTA Ason MANOJ KC Ason BINOD KC Ason PHUTUNG, PHUTUNG | KATHMANDU SANTOSHI ADHIKARI Ason RAMILA SHRESTHA Ason JASUKA RANJIT Ason NANDA LAL LAMSAL Ason KRISHNA KHATIWADA Ason SHYAM SUNDAR PD SHAH KANU Ason CHAMAN KUMAR PANDEY Ason SANJEEV SHRESTHA Ason BHUBANBIR TULADHAR Ason ASON, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA Ason MANOJ KUMAR GUPTA Ason ANIL KUMAR SAH Ason BHUNESH PRASAD CHAUHAN Ason BHUPAL MAN SINGH DANGOL Ason AMANA POUDEL Ason SANDHYA LAMICHHANE Ason RAJU/SANU/MAHESWOR/ASHOK/SUDIP Ason ASHOK RATNA SHAKYA Ason KESHAB MAHARJAN Ason HARSHA DEVI TULADHAR Ason GOBINDA BAHADUR TAMANG Ason MANJU LAMA TAMANG Ason AKAL BAHADUR LAMA Ason LAXMI SUBEDI Ason DIPTI GURUNG Ason BIRGUNJ, PARSA | PARSA BACHCHI DEVI DAS Ason BARTHATHVA, SHARLAHI | SHARLAHI PRAKASH KHAREL Ason RAJENDRA KARKI Ason BINOD KUMAR SAH Ason SAMIROJ SHRESTHA Ason SILI TARA TULADHAR Ason GOBINDA PRASAD BHATTA Ason NUPESH BHATTA Ason YAGYA PRASAD SUBEDI Ason PRADIP SHAH Ason PATHARI, MORANG | MORANG INDIRA BHATTARAI Ason TAJINDRA PAUDEL Ason GITA PAUDEL Ason MANGAL DAS MAHARJAN Ason HIRA RATNA TULADHAR Ason ASHOK MAHARJAN Ason MANJU MAHARJAN Ason SARITA PANTA Ason BISHNU PRASAD POUDEL Ason DHAN MAYA SHRESTHA Ason IRKHU, SINDHUPALCHOWK | SINDHUPALCHOWK HEM BAHADUR SHRESTHA Ason IRKHU, SINDHUPALCHOWK | SINDHUPALCHOWK SAMIR KHAN Ason SABITRI GHIMIRE Ason SANTOSH DAHAL Ason DEEPAK RATNA SHAKYA Ason SANTA KUMAR SHRESTHA Ason BABITA KARKI Ason SAROOP KHANAL Ason SHAILESH KUMAR SAPKOTA Ason MAJIPAT LAKHENANI GALLI, KATHMANDU | SUNITA RANJIT Ason KATHMANDU BYAWASHAYI GALLI TAHACHAL, KATHMANDU | SANGITA MATHEMA RANJIT Ason KATHMANDU OM KUMAR BAMJAN Ason KALAWATI ADHIKARI Ason ISHAR MAHARJAN Ason SAMAN RANJIT Ason BEL PRASAD SHARMA Ason KHET PRASAD GOUTAM Ason MAJHIPHEDA, MAJHIPHEDA | KAVRE SAMJHANA RIJAL Ason TILAK BAHADUR KHATRI Ason KAJI BAHADUR KUNWAR Ason BIRENDRA SHRESTHA Ason SRISTI WOSTI Ason RAMESH DAS Ason DINESH DAS Ason MAHESH KUMAR SHRESTHA Ason AISHWARYA RAM BHAKTA MATHEMA Ason KANCHHA MAHARJAN Ason RAJESH BANIYA Ason KISHAN SINGH RAJPUT Ason NARAYAN THAPA Ason DEEPIKA TAMRAKAR Ason SURENDRA MAN JOSHI Ason GANESH PRASAD KAFLE Ason JYOTI BUDHATHOKI Ason SANU MAHARJAN Ason KISHOR PANTA Ason ARATI THAPA Ason CHANDAN KUMAR PANDAY Ason BHUPENDRA MAN SHAKYA Ason SAJANI MAHARJAN Ason CHANDAN K.C CHHETRI Ason DHARMA JYOTI SINGH Ason FREZA SINGH SHRESTHA Ason JEENA SHRESTHA Ason MAHENDRA SHAHI Ason MAYA RAI Ason SABINA SHRESTHA Ason SITA DAHAL REGMI Ason MAIYA MAHARJAN Ason MADAN BIR MAHARJAN Ason SANU MAYA SHRESTHA Ason DHULIKHELI, KAVRE | KAVRE URMILA ADHIKARI Ason RAMADEV DAS Ason KAMAL SHAH Ason DEVO DEVI CHAUDHARI Ason MITHILESH CHAUDHARI Ason PRADIP CHAUDHARY Ason SONY MAHARJAN Ason AATIF MAHARJAN Ason SANDEEP SUBEDI Ason SRIJANA TANDAN Ason HARI PRASAD ADHIKARI Ason RABINDRA PRASAD GHIMIRE Ason RADHIKA NAKARMI Ason HARI KRISHNA KHADGI Ason RATNA SUNDER SHAKYA Ason URMILA DEVI SHRESTHA Ason BISHNU DEVI MAHARJAN Ason SHRISTIKA SHRESTHA Ason RUKMANI CHHETRI Ason SHANKAR BABU BHATTARAI Ason INDIRA NEPAL Ason JAY BAHADUR PUN MAGAR Ason REEWAJ BANIYA Ason LAXMAN LAMICHANE Ason SUDIP SHRESTHA Ason REENA MAHARJAN Ason PURNA MAN TAMRAKAR Ason YAZZU MAN TAMRAKAR Ason TULASA DEVI KHADKA Ason RAJ KUMAR KHATIWADA Ason SUBARSHA SUBEDI Ason SHREE KRISHNA GHIMIRE Ason PREM NARAYAN REGMI Ason SUMAN SHAKYA Ason LALIT RATNA BAJRACHARYA Ason LAYATA BAJRACHARYA Ason SARITA KHADKA Ason SANTAPUR, SANTAPUR | RAUTHAT MILINA SHRESTHA Ason KRISHNA GOPAL SHRESTHA Ason MANISH SHRESTHA Ason SARJALA MAHARJAN Ason RUPA KHADGI Ason SAMIR MAHARJAN Ason SUBINA SHAKYA Ason ASRIYA MAHARJAN Ason AYUSHA MAHARJAN Ason AYUSH NARAYAN MAHARJAN Ason ROJAN KHADGI Ason RUSHMA KHADGI Ason JAGANATH ACHARYA Ason RAJIV PD. CHAUDHARI Ason SUNIL KUMAR LAMA Ason NAVIN DUWAL Ason AMUGRAJ BAJRACHARYA Ason MAN BAHADUR RAUT Ason SOMIKA TWANABASU Ason SABINA BHAJU Ason NIRANJAN MULMI Ason RANJAN MAKA Ason BINOD DANEKHU Ason RAJ BHAI MAKA Ason SANJEEV SHAHI Ason SAMRI LIBI Ason BIJAY TAMANG Ason LAXMAN GAPI Ason AASHIS BAIDYA Ason RABINA BHAJU Ason TILAK PHAJU Ason ANU KAYASTHA Ason CHANDESHWORY BATI Ason PRAMOD LIVI Ason KARISMA CHAKRADHAR Ason POONAM TAMRAKAR Ason LOK KUMARI UDAS Ason KARAN AWAL Ason SACHIN KUMAR UDAS Ason AMITA RAJOPADHAYA Ason SHOVA JOSHI Ason GYAN LAXMI PRAJAPATI Ason RUKESH SHRESTHA Ason SHIVA NARAYAN SHRESTHA Ason ANILTAMEJIV SHRESTHA Ason JAMUNA MAHARJAN Ason RAJYA LAXMI PRAJAPATI Ason UJJWAL SHRESTHA Ason PRAJESH KUMAR DHAKAL Ason DILIP RATNA SHAKYA Ason SONA SHAKYA Ason SAMRIDDHA SHAKYA Ason SAMRAT SHAKYA Ason SAFAL SHAKYA Ason ANJU SHRESTHA Ason MADHUR MAHARJAN Ason GANESH PAUDEL Ason UJJWAL SHAHI Ason BINOD KAJI SHAKYA Ason HEM KUMARI PUDASAINI Ason BHIMPHEDI, MAKWANPUR | MAKWANPUR PRADIP / SURESH , SHAH /BARALI Ason SANJU BALAMI Ason PHAKHEL, MAKWANPUR | MAKWANPUR MAHAL KRISHNA SHRESTHA Ason SHYAM SUNDAR BANSAL Ason NAGHAL, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU PRAKASH RATNA TULADHAR Ason NATI BABU MAHARJAN Ason SARINA BAJRACHARYA Ason NYADHAL, LALITPUR | LALITPUR LAXMI TAMRAKAR Ason SUSHILA KHATIWADA Ason CHAPALI BHADRAKALI, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU ELVIS MAN SHRESTHA Ason RAMGRAM, NAWALPARASI | NAWALPARASI PABITA TAPOL Ason SUMAN SHRESTHA Ason JOHN SHRESTHA Ason LOVELY THAPA Ason CHORI TAPOL Ason BHAKTAPUR, BHAKTAPUR | BHAKTAPUR PUSPA BAJRACHARYA Ason RASMI MOKTAN Ason DIMI POKHARI-7,, RAMECHHAP | RAMECHHAP RAM PRASAD AKWAL SHAH Ason MANOJ PATHAK Ason MANESH PANDIT CHHETRI Ason RAJAN BABU SHRESTHA Ason RUDRA MAHAT Ason SITA DEVI BASNET Ason REEYAL ELECTRONICS Ason SHYAM NARAYAN CHAUDHARY Ason NANI MAIYA CHHETRI Ason SHYAM KUMAR BALAMI Ason PUJA SHARMA Ason CHHONAM YONJAN Ason RAMESH ACHARYA Ason JAY RAM BASNET Ason AMBIR SING LAVON Ason GOMA PANDEY Ason NIRAJ LAMA Ason NIRMALA SHRESTHA Ason JIVAN SHRESTHA Ason HARISHA CHANDRA SHRESTHA Ason ROSHAN ACHARYA Ason PHOOL MAYA ACHARYA Ason RAJESH SHRESTHA Ason PALISA TULADHAR Ason RAJAN MANANDHAR Ason SAPTA LAXMI BADE Ason SONU SAPKOTA Ason GEETA DARAI Ason YASODHA ADHIKARI Ason NARAYAN BAHADHUR THAPA Ason KAMAL SHRESTHA Ason RAM BAHADUR TAMANG Ason DHADING, DHADING | DHADING JOSHNA SHRESTHA Ason SAROJ SHRESTHA Ason KRITIPUR, KRITIPUR | KATHMANDU RAJKUMAR TAMANG Ason NAGHAL, KATHMANDU | KATHMANDU DIPESH SHRESTHA Ason SAMRIDHI SHRESTHA Ason KRISHNA PRASAD SHRESTHA Ason CHANDRA PRABHA PRADHAN Ason DHULIKHEL, KAVRE | DHULIKHEL RABIN KRISHNA
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