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The List of Candidates for ALP Training Started from 27.08.2021 The List of candidates for ALP Training started from 27.08.2021. 1 CHAKRESH PRATAP PREM PAL SINGH 17/08/1993 UR UTTAR PRADESH Etah Etah SINGH 2 HARSHIT MISHRA ASHOK KUMAR 16/07/1994 UR UTTAR PRADESH Hardoi Hardoi 3 RAM SAGAR AWDHESH 04/07/1993 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Deoria Deoria KUSHWAHA KUSHWAHA 4 SUNIL KUMAR CHHEDI LAL 08/09/1994 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Allahabad Allahabad SAHU SAHU 5 PRADEEP KUMAR RAM SAGAR 25/07/1991 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Hardoi Hardoi 6 VIVEK YADAV YOGENDRA 25/07/1994 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Ambedkar Nagar Akbarpur YADAV 7 PRAKASH KUMAR RAMBUJHAWAN 10/12/1987 OBC BIHAR East Champaran Motihari SAH 8 BHARTI KUSHWAHA THAKURDAS 25/08/1996 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi KUSHWAHA 9 SHER BAHADUR SALIK RAM 18/02/1990 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Sultanpur Sultanpur YADAV YADAV 10 PRAMOD KUMAR SUGREEV 01/08/1993 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Siddharthnagar Navgarh PRASAD GUPTA 11 VINOD SINGH NAND LAL PATEL 05/12/1991 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Allahabad Allahabad 12 JEETENDRA RAM KUMAR 15/06/1996 OBC MADHYAPRADESH Satna district Satna KUSHWAHA KUSHWAHA 13 HEMANT KUMAR SHYAM LAL 01/07/1995 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Ambedkar Nagar Akbarpur MAURYA MAURYA 14 ATUL KUMAR NIVENDRA SINGH 25/05/1995 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Lucknow Lucknow YADAV 15 KIRAN KUMARI BHAGWAN DAS 20/07/1989 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi CHAUDHRI 16 RAMESH KUMAR BHANU PRATAP 08/08/1992 OBC UTTAR PRADESH Raebareli Raebareli MAURYA MAURYA 17 AVINASH KUMAR RAJENDRA 30/05/1987 SC UTTAR PRADESH Shahjahanpur Shahjahanpur PRASAD 18 manish kumar sumitra nandan 03/11/1989 SC UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Kanpur rawat 19 Satish Kumar Subhash Chandra 01/10/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Kanpur 20 SANJAY VERMA RAJU VERMA 10/04/1995 SC MADHYAPRADESH Datia district Datia 21 VISHWAJEET SINGH GHANSHYAM 08/05/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi GAUTAM GAUTAM 22 Ashish Oriya Shyam sundar 15/01/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi oriya 23 ANUJ KUMAR KHOOBI RAM 14/09/1995 SC UTTAR PRADESH Agra Agra 24 HIMANI ARYA HARISH 26/02/1993 SC UTTARAKHAND Nainital Haldwani-cum- CHANDRA ARYA Kathgodam 25 SANJEEV KUMAR RAMESH PRASAD 20/06/1991 SC UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Kanpur 26 ROHIT SINGH RAM PRAKASH 15/07/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Auraiya Auraiya 27 ARUN KUMAR ALAKHNARAYAN 19/05/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi CHAUDHARY CHAUDHARY 28 JAGRATI SHIV KUMAR 28/08/1996 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi 29 KM PARUL BABU RAM 17/08/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Meerut Meerut 30 anuj kumar mahesh pal 30/07/1991 SC UTTAR PRADESH Bijnor Bijnor 31 DURGESH KUMAR NARAYAN LAL 03/09/1993 SC RAJASTHAN Nagaur Nagaur KASOTIYA KASOTIYA 32 VIKAS PRABHAKAR GANGA PRASAD 14/08/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi PRABHAKAR 33 SANJIV KUMAR GARIB DAS 06/07/1994 SC UTTAR PRADESH Banda Banda 34 MOHNISH KISHOR NAND KISHOR 18/02/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi 35 NEESHU KUMAR MUKESH KUMAR 30/08/1993 SC UTTAR PRADESH Meerut Meerut 36 KALP NATH BANWARI LAL 05/07/1989 SC UTTAR PRADESH Gonda Gonda 37 SACHIN SRIVAS GANESH PRASAD 01/05/1992 SC 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Agra Agra 51 SHASHI PRAKASH DHARAM 28/07/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Saharanpur Saharanpur PRAKASH 52 SHAILESH KUMAR BHAGWAN 06/08/1991 SC DELHI North_East_Delhi Seelampur SEHAY 53 vivek kumar niranajan singh 05/03/1993 SC UTTAR PRADESH Moradabad Moradabad 54 MANOJ RAJPAL SINGH 30/04/1989 SC UTTAR PRADESH Bulandshahr Khurja 55 KAPIL KUMAR MAHENDER 05/07/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Bijnor Bijnor SINGH 56 NARENDRA PAL BALVEER SINGH 27/08/1995 SC UTTAR PRADESH Bareilly Bareilly 57 ARCHANA KUMARI RAJ KISHOR 11/04/1992 SC UTTAR PRADESH Lucknow Lucknow RAWAT 58 ASHUTOSH KISHUN RAM 16/11/1989 SC UTTAR PRADESH Lucknow Lucknow CHANDRA 59 Ashish Narvaria D P Narvaria 20/11/1992 sc UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi Jhansi 60 RAJESH KUMAR RAMDASS 19/05/1990 SC HARYANA Panipat Panipat 61 anil kumar devendra kumar 12/02/1993 SC UTTAR PRADESH Shamli Shamli 62 AKASH DEEP CHHOTE LAL 23/06/1996 SC UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Kanpur 63 AMAR KUMAR NARENDRA 31/10/1978 UR UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur Kanpur BAJPAI KUMAR BAJPAI 64 LEKHRAJ MEENA 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