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(CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 10 List of Applications for Objection To ANNEXURE 5.9 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 10 List of Applications for objection to inclusion of names received in Form 7 Designated location identity (where applications Constituency (Assembly/£Parliamentary): Dhule City have been received) 1. List number 2. Period of applications (covered in this list) Serial Particulars of name objected at no of Date of Name (in full) of objector applic receipt Part Serial Name in full ation no no 1 26-03-21 95 926 Deepak Ramesh Chandra Jain 2 30-03-21 Ananda Babulal Gadhe 156 73 Ananda Babulal Gadhe 3 30-03-21 Zuber Se. Noor Khatik 195 1013 Hameed Sha Latiq Shah 4 30-03-21 Manisha Ratan lingade 260 559 Sagar Ratan lingade 5 31-03-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 170 Ratnabai Rajendra More 6 31-03-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 598 Harshal Gawali 7 31-03-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 600 Vikram Prakash Samudre 8 31-03-21 Shankar Manga Pawar 44 691 Anil Kabalu Jadhav 9 31-03-21 Niraj Ashok Patil 51 890 Niraj Ashok Patil 10 31-03-21 Poonam Raghunath Chaudhari 156 49 Rajendra Bhavdu Chaudhari 11 31-03-21 Nitin Kashinath Salunkhe 159 278 Sushma Kashinath Salunkhe 12 31-03-21 Laxman Babulal Suryavanshi 159 860 Shakuntala Suresh Jadhav 13 31-03-21 Kavita Dadaji Bhamre 159 1033 Chitra Bhatu Devre 14 31-03-21 yogita piran sonawane 159 279 Nitin Kashinath Salunkhe 15 31-03-21 Bahadaransig Bhim Singh Jamadar 159 862 Laxman Babulal Suryavanshi 16 31-03-21 Raju Jagannath Kamble 165 851 Kisan Soma Kamble 17 31-03-21 Kamalbai Ankush Kuwar 165 858 Pannalal Gorkha Jadhav 18 31-03-21 Said A Razzaq Shaikh 167 510 Abdul A Razzaq Shaikh 19 31-03-21 Narottam Mohan Singh Sukle 167 868 Vinod Zubaralal Patil 20 31-03-21 Johrabi Mazid Shaikh 167 595 Vishal Chintaman Mahanar 21 31-03-21 Ashwini Vasant Kumawat 167 936 Jabin Gaffar Shaikh 22 31-03-21 Surekha Ramesh Bhamre 167 945 Pushpabai Mahendra Sonvane 23 31-03-21 Anjum Bano Imran Shaikh 167 1097 Nihal Ahmed Shaikh Mushtaq Shaikh 24 31-03-21 AKSHAY KAILAS SANDANSHIV 167 1346 Jyoti Santosh Manore 25 31-03-21 Pramila Prabhakar Nandre 167 616 Manoj Dilip More 26 31-03-21 Pratibha Bhanudas Patil 167 697 Sarlabai Kantilal Ahire 27 31-03-21 Jitendra Rodmal Gavli 171 844 Ratna Satish Gavli 28 31-03-21 Abeda Rasheed Beg 171 1060 Bhaskar Pandit Dane 29 31-03-21 Govind Sukhdev Ahire 171 1334 Bhamabai Sukhdev Ahire 30 31-03-21 Sangeeta Aaba Ahire 171 1335 Govind Sukhdev Ahire 31 31-03-21 TAYYABA BANO MOHAMMAD SIDDIQUE ANSARI 179 995 Hemraj Chudaman Mali 32 31-03-21 Saida Bi Nisarashaha Shah 179 1071 Rasidashah Bashirashah Shah 33 31-03-21 Milind Bhaguji Devre 179 1170 Milind Bhaguji Devre 34 31-03-21 Gulaam Rasul Aziz Ansari 179 60 Aashabano M. Yunu Ansari 35 31-03-21 Akhlaq A. Latif Ansari 179 156 Anisabi M. Jaqeer Ansari 36 31-03-21 Altaf Hussain Hasan Shaikh 179 213 Shahnajbi Altaf Shaikh 37 31-03-21 Vasim Muqtar Shaikh 179 219 Rohinabi Rauf Shaikh 38 31-03-21 Alimannisa Babulal Qureshi 179 917 Yasinashah Bhilanashah Shah 39 31-03-21 Ayub She Mohammad Shaikh 179 1207 Jinnatabi Se. Chand Shaikh 40 31-03-21 AAMENA SAGEER BANO 179 997 Pradeep Shaligram Mali 41 31-03-21 ABDUL REHMAN ABUL KALAM 181 781 Shaqilabano M Abid Ansari 42 31-03-21 Zubaida Bano Ansari 181 831 Jaitunbi Sadeeq Ansari 43 31-03-21 Hameedabi Gaffar Shaikh Momin 181 621 Nitesh Ishwarlal Modi 44 31-03-21 Rehana Bi Shaikh 181 639 Haneef Habib Shaikh 45 31-03-21 MOHAMMAD HASHIM AAZAM SHAIKH 181 713 Surekhabai Shivaji Marathe 46 31-03-21 WASIM AHMAD MOHAMMAD SHAREEF 181 694 Kailash Bhagawat Chaudhary 47 31-03-21 Shakeel Ah. Ansari 181 778 Jaheda B Ansari 48 31-03-21 Jameel Mehmood Ansari 181 779 Shakeel Ah. Ansari 49 31-03-21 Imran Mujaffar Khan 192 150 Mujaffar Lokmanya Khan 50 31-03-21 Mohammad Aqeel Ansari 193 604 Samina bano mohammad rafique Ansari 51 31-03-21 SHOEB FAROOQUE BAGWAN 193 453 Shahid Hussain Md. Saleem Ansari 52 31-03-21 Parvin B Rafiq Pinjari 194 638 Shabana Mushtak Pinjari 53 31-03-21 MAIMUNNISA ALTAF AHMAD 194 1338 Bano M. Almas Razia 54 31-03-21 Nizamuddin Mohamuddin 195 1186 Javid Ah. Jameel Ah. Ansari 55 31-03-21 Basheer Se. Natatu 195 1283 Alamkhan Hasankhan 56 31-03-21 Sai. Shahnaz Nanhu 195 1342 Jayarabi Firoz Khan 57 31-03-21 Akhtararunnisa Mushataq A. Ansari 195 1240 Vasim Ibrahim Pathan 58 31-03-21 Sharif Sultan Fakir 195 741 Afrojbi Asif Khan 59 31-03-21 Halima Bi Manyar 195 1270 Salma Akhlaq 60 31-03-21 Ansari shakeera bi mohammad usman ansari 195 1249 Ahmed Hussain A Razzaq Ansari 61 31-03-21 Shahrukh Syed Pinjari 195 623 M. Afsar 62 31-03-21 Vakil Ahmed Ansari 195 232 Saleem Shafeeq Ansari 63 31-03-21 Rasheed Gaffoor She 195 390 Se. Imran Se. Safdar 64 31-03-21 Aarif Yusuf Shaikh 195 269 Rizvanabano Sayeed Ahmed Shaikh 65 31-03-21 Rafiq Ghansi Shaikh 195 455 Hameed Rasheed Shaikh 66 31-03-21 Salma B 195 1183 Ashfaq Ah. A. Qayyum Ansari 67 31-03-21 Aqeela Eqbal Shaikh 195 1163 Rabea B 68 31-03-21 Basheer Se. Natatu 195 1284 Bano Hasankhan Said 69 31-03-21 Irfan Abbas Khan Pathan 195 790 Aaisha Bano Bismillah Pinjari 70 31-03-21 Abulais She Bhikan Pinjari 195 462 Saleem Supdu She 71 31-03-21 SALMA BANO IRFAN AHMAD ANSARI 195 1187 Jaleel Ah. Jameel Ah. Ansari 72 31-03-21 Shakeel Ah. Md. Isa Ansari 195 1271 M. Rauf Shauqat Ali 73 31-03-21 Salma Akhlaq 195 1274 Saleem Siraj Ah 74 31-03-21 Salma Akhlaq 195 1272 Badrannira M. Rauf 75 31-03-21 HAMIDA BI ISMAIL SHAIKH 195 1275 Asefa Saleem 76 31-03-21 Khaleel Ah A. Hakeem Shaikh 199 1086 Khaleel Ah A. Hakeem Shaikh 77 31-03-21 Dilavar Rubab Shah 199 1204 Gaffar Rubab Shah 78 31-03-21 Narendra Sudam Ampalakar 213 630 Shivram Bhimrao Lodage 79 01-04-21 Meerabai Baburao Suryavanshi 8 1197 Kalpana Subhash Patil 80 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 111 Kanta Kisan Gavli 81 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 117 Pratibha Rajendra Gavli 82 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 511 Sunitabai Rajendra Genappa 83 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 506 Chhaya Ganpat Gavli 84 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 755 Sushila Lalsingh Gokul 85 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 745 Suman Suresh Mistri 86 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 105 Anjana Govind Gavli 87 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 100 Ganpat Dashrath Gavli 88 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 88 Sulochana Yashwant Gavli 89 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 84 Alka Ambar Gavli 90 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 113 Sunita Dilip Gavli 91 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 121 Girja Appa Sakharam Gavli 92 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 678 Ratnabai Ashok Gavli 93 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 83 Sunanda Nandu Gavli 94 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 112 Sunita Suresh Gavli 95 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 756 Dharmesh Lal Singh Gokul 96 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 95 Janabai Devba Gavli 97 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 90 Sarla Tanaji Gavli 98 01-04-21 Kamlesh Narayan Devre 44 628 Sakhubai Santosh More 99 01-04-21 RAJSHRI ANIL KADAM 48 1000 RAJASHRI ANIL KADAM 100 01-04-21 Praveen Ashok Chauhan 48 787 Praveen Ashok Chauhan 101 01-04-21 Gokul Dharma Devre 48 52 Gokul Dhrma Deore 102 01-04-21 KAUSTUBH ANIL PATIL 48 938 kaustubh anil patil 103 01-04-21 Nagraj Vinayak Patil 48 599 Nagraj Vinayak Patil 104 01-04-21 Mahesh Patil 48 1216 Mahesh Patil 105 01-04-21 Yogita Sanjay Patil 48 380 Yogita Sanjay Patil 106 01-04-21 Rutuja Machindra Patil 48 126 Rutuja Machchindra Patil 107 01-04-21 Bhagawat Pandit Patil 48 1015 SONAM RAHUL DEORE 108 01-04-21 AMAR BABULAL PARDESHI 48 750 AMAR BABULAL PARDESHI 109 01-04-21 MANISHA AMAR PARDESHI 48 751 MANISHA AMAR PARDESHI 110 01-04-21 Tukaram Gopal Pachpute 48 1191 Tukaram Gopal Pachpute 111 01-04-21 Shilpa Chhotu Bhokre 48 28 Shilpa Chotu Bhokare 112 01-04-21 Vijay Murlidhar Marathe 48 94 Vijay Murlidhar Marathe 113 01-04-21 Hitesh Balkrishna Vispute 48 869 Hitesh Balkrishna Vispute 114 01-04-21 GAURI SURYAWANSHI 48 1210 GAURI SURYAVANSHI 115 01-04-21 Kishor Tukaram Khairnar 48 220 Kishor Tukaram Khairnar 116 01-04-21 Devesh Krushnakumar Garud 48 66 Devesh Krishankumar Garud 117 01-04-21 Madhuri Sharad Chaudhari 48 43 Madhuri Sharad Chaudhari 118 01-04-21 SUBHASH VAGH 48 183 NITIN DHRMRAJ THAKUR 119 01-04-21 Anita Gokul Devre 48 53 Anita Gokul Deore 120 01-04-21 Manisha Purushottam Desle 48 789 Manisha Purushottam Desle 121 01-04-21 Nikhil Pradeep Patil 48 219 NIKHIL PRADIP PATIL 122 01-04-21 Divyani Nandkishor Patil 48 1186 DIVYANI NANDKISHOR PATIL 123 01-04-21 Nakul Ashok Patil 48 382 Nakul Ashok Patil 124 01-04-21 Sunita Kiran Patil 48 652 Bhimrao Shenpadu Patil 125 01-04-21 HARITA LULE 48 472 Shweta Suresh Borase 126 01-04-21 Ratna Nandkishore Patil 48 115 Ratna Nandkishor Patil 127 01-04-21 VAIBHAV VISHVASRAO PATIL 48 1074 Vaibhav Vishvasrao Patil 128 01-04-21 Sonali Rahul Patil 48 117 Sonali Rahul Patil 129 01-04-21 Harshdeep Patil 48 1006 Harshdeep Patil 130 01-04-21 Yash Narendra Parolekar 48 246 YASH NARENDRA PAROLEKAR 131 01-04-21 Chetandas Gopaldas Bairagi 48 684 Chetandas Gopaldas Bairagi 132 01-04-21 Vijaya Sanjay Baisane 48 336 Vijaya Sanjay Baisane 133 01-04-21 Kalpana Dilip Bagul 48 241 KALPNA DILIP BAGUL 134 01-04-21 Nilesh Ashok Bagul 48 622 Nilesh Ashok Bagul 135 01-04-21 Nayana Sumeet Borse 48 39 Nayana Sumeet Borse 136 01-04-21 Kirti Manohar Bhokre 48 342 Kirti Manohar Bhokare 137 01-04-21 Vrushali Sudhir Mandge 48 326 VRUSHALI SUDHIR MANDAGE 138 01-04-21 Bharti Ravindra Vani 48 891 Bharti Ravindra Vani 139 01-04-21 Anita Dnyneshwar Vasevay 48 1066 ANITA DNYNESHWAR WASEWAY 140 01-04-21 Suraj Narendra Shinde 48 146 Suraj narendra Shinde 141 01-04-21 SHAHIN BI AKBAR MANYAR 103 967 SHAHIN BI AKBAR MANYAR 142 01-04-21 Saaira Bi Saleem Shah 103 630 SAYRABI SALIM SHAH 143 01-04-21 Saeed A.
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