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Tot Al Remarks 1 N-17- 18 NEG B. GE MOTHER'S SIB. TOT S.NO REG.NO NAME DOB ADDRESS CONTACT_ NO FATHER NAME (75/ REMARKS N NAME (25) AL 65/ 55) N-17- KRIYANSH C-75/76, DDA FLATS PKT-03, 1 17/12/2013 M 9999187347 HEMANT ANITA 65 0 65 18/01 FULARA BINDAPUR , DWARKA N-17- SHOURYA C-283/40, MAHAVIR ENCLAVE 2 11/9/2013 M 9818942263 VIPIN KUMAR BHAWANA 65 0 65 18/02 MATHUR PART III DELHI N-17- B-21-II FLOOR, FLAT-302, SUBHASH DEVENDRA DHARMA 3 NAITIK BISHT 30/12/2013 M 9910447331 75 0 75 18/03 PARK EXTN. 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BHAGWATI GARDEN, 9999798677 PRIYA HOTA 75 0 75 18/38 KESHARI HOTA DWARKA MOR N-17- C-705, SANSAD VIHAR APPT. PLOT SHOURAV 39 SHRIYA MITRA 18/09/2013 F 9811098610 SAPNA MITRA 75 0 75 18/39 NO-2, SEC-3, DWARKA MITRA C-108, FLAT NO 5 NEAR TAAR N-17- 40 ARNAV SHAH 10/01/2014 M FACTORY CHOWK VISHWAS PARK 8860014455 DEEPAK SHAH MAYURI SHAH 75 0 75 18/40 UTTAM NAGAR ND N-17- SWASTIK RZH-311, STREET NO-11, RAJ RAHUL PARUL 41 21/05/2013 M 9811947732 65 0 65 18/41 KAUSHIK NAGAR PART-2, PALAM COLONY ND KAUSHIK KAUSHIK N-17- 738 TYPE-2, QUATRER CENTRAL 42 ARNAV RAJ 03/06/2013 M 9990210061 RAJVEER SINGH SANTOSH 55 0 55 18/42 JAIL TIHAR ND BALAGOPAL N-17- NANDIKA FLAT NO-601, BEVERLY PARK 43 17/09/2013 F 8802369146 BALACHANDRA NITI NANDA 65 0 65 18/43 BALAGOPAL TOWER-5, SECTOR-22, DWARKA ND N RAGHUVEER N-17- ANIKET RZJ- 28/233, GALI NO.-63, WEST GEETA 44 18/08/2013 M 9871866335 SINGH 55 0 55 18/44 BHANDARI SAGARPUR ND BHANDARI BHANDARI N-17- REYANSH A 1/29 SANJAY ENCLAVE UTTAM SARIKA 45 23/07/2013 M 9971304911 RAJESH BHATIA 75 0 75 18/45 BHATIA NAGAR NEW DELHI BHATIA RAKHI N-17- SAHURYA A-23, BHAGWATI GARDEN EXTN. 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