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S No Name Age Father Name Or Husband Name Address in Full Form-I [See Rule 10] Electoral Roll for Badamibagh Cantonment Part -- Ward No 07 Father Name or Husband S No Name Age Address in Full House No Name 1 Gh Mohidin Wani 68 Yrs S/o Gh Nabi Wani Indra Nagar 3 2 Zeeba Wani 67 Yrs W/o Gh Mohidin Wani Indra Nagar 3 3 Sajad Ah Wani 47 Yrs S/o Gh Mohidin Wani Indra Nagar 3 4 Rehana Sajad 41 Yrs W/o Sajad Ah Wani Indra Nagar 3 5 Farooq Ahmad Wani 43 Yrs S/o Gh Mohidin Wani Indra Nagar 3 6 Bilkees Qadir 41 Yrs W/o Farooq Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 3 7 Ishfaq Wani 45 Yrs S/o Ab Majeed Wani Indra Nagar 4 8 Izna Ishfaq 28 Yrs W/o Ishfaq Wani Indra Nagar 4 9 C L Sapru 70 Yrs S/o Late J N Sapru Indra Nagar 5 10 Anish Sapru 42 Yrs W/o C L Sapru Indra Nagar 5 11 Nisha Sapru 43 Yrs D/o C L Sapru Indra Nagar 5 12 Veba Sapru 44 Yrs W/o Anish Sapru Indra Nagar 5 13 T K Sapru 62 Yrs S/o Late J N Sapru Indra Nagar 5 14 Sarooj Sapru 58 Yrs W/o T K Sapru Indra Nagar 5 15 Romilla Sapru 23 Yrs D/o T K Sapru Indra Nagar 5 16 Diksha Sapru 20 Yrs D/o T K Sapru Indra Nagar 5 17 Tej Krishan Kaul 57 Yrs S/o Late. Amarnat Kaul Indranagar 7 18 Neena Kaul 50 Yrs W/o Tej Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 19 Sangeeta Kaul 29 Yrs D/o Tej Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 20 karan Kaul 28 Yrs S/o Tej Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 21 Pran Krishan Kaul 62 Yrs S/o Late. Amarnath Kaul Indranagar 7 22 Kamla Kaul 55 Yrs W/o Pran Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 23 Rohini Kaul 29 Yrs D/o Pran Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 24 Tapeshwar Kaul 27 Yrs S/o Pran Krishan Kaul Indranagar 7 25 Omkar Krishan kaul 68 Yrs S/o Late. Amarnath Kaul Indranagar 7 26 Sudeshna Kaul 57 Yrs W/o Omkar Krishan kaul Indranagar 7 27 Mandeep Kaul 31 Yrs S/o Omkar Krishan kaul Indranagar 7 28 Deepak Kaul 29 Yrs S/o Omkar Krishan kaul Indranagar 7 29 Saif Ud Din Lone 50 Yrs S/o Mohd Yousuf Lone Indra Nagar 8 30 Shakeela Banoo 38 Yrs S/o Mohd Yousuf Lone Indra Nagar 8 31 Beenish Saif 25 Yrs D/o Saif Ud Din Lone Indra Nagar 8 32 Aksa Saif 21 Yrs D/o Saif Ud Din Lone Indra Nagar 8 33 Bimal Kumar 50 Yrs S/o Late Ramlubhaya Indra Nagar 9 34 Veenu Arora 46 Yrs W/o Bimal Kumar Indra Nagar 9 35 Kashish Arora 5 Yrs S/o Bimal Kumar Indra Nagar 9 36 Honey Arora 22 Yrs D/o Bimal Indra Nagar 9 37 Surinder Singh Sethi 71 Yrs S/o Late Sardar Gain Singh Indra Nagar 10 38 Pavitar Kaur 66 Yrs W/o Surinder Singh Indra Nagar 10 39 Harvinder Singh 37 Yrs S/o Surinder Singh Indra Nagar 10 40 Amreen Kaur 35 Yrs W/o Harvinder Singh Indra Nagar 10 41 Ramash Trisal 67 Yrs S/o Late Somnath Trisal Indra Nagar 11 42 Neelam Trsal 66 Yrs W/o Ramash Trisal Indra Nagar 11 43 Anmol Trisal 25 Yrs S/o Ramash Trisal Indra Nagar 11 44 Sidharath Trisal 31 Yrs S/o Ramash Trisal Indra Nagar 11 45 Dileep Trisal 60 Yrs Late Somnath Trisal Indra Nagar 11 46 Dolly Trisal 58 Yrs W/o Dileep Trisal Indra Nagar 11 47 Shivam Trisal 22 Yrs S/o Dileep Trisal Indra Nagar 11 48 Shriya Trisal 19 Yrs S/o Dileep Trisal Indra Nagar 11 Father Name or Husband S No Name Age Address in Full House No Name 49 Parshotam Lal 68 Yrs S/o Late Shri Ram Lal Indra Nagar 13 50 Radha Rani 65 Yrs W/o Parshotam Lal Indra Nagar 13 51 Yogesh Kumar 43 Yrs S/o Parshotam Lal Indra Nagar 13 52 Sweeta Rani 42 Yrs W/o Yogesh Indra Nagar 13 53 Tanisha Rani 21 Yrs D/o Yogesh Indra Nagar 13 54 Samrath Kumar 19 Yrs S/o Yogesh Indra Nagar 13 55 Rajesh Kumar 37 Yrs S/o Parshotam Lal Indra Nagar 13 56 Seneha Rani 35 Yrs W/o Rajesh Kumar Indra Nagar 13 57 Raj Kumar 50 Yrs S/o Late Nath Ram Indra Nagar 15 58 Veena Devi 42 Yrs W/o Raj Kumar Indra Nagar 15 59 Ankush Singh 23 Yrs S/o Raj Kumar Indra Nagar 15 60 Vivek Singh 21 Yrs S/o Raj Kumar Indra Nagar 15 61 Rajan Singh 18 Yrs S/o Raj Kumar Indra Nagar 15 62 Kishor Singh 45 Yrs S/o Late Nath Ram Indra Nagar 15 63 Anuradha 43 Yrs W/o Kishor Singh Indra Nagar 15 64 sonali singh 24 Yrs D/o Kishor Singh Indra Nagar 15 65 Dhanveer Singh 22 Yrs S/o Kishor Singh Indra Nagar 15 66 Simran singh 20 Yrs D/o Kishor Singh Indra Nagar 15 67 Amar Singh 39 Yrs S/o Late Nath Ram Indra Nagar 15 68 Renu Bala 37 Yrs W/o Amar Singh Indra Nagar 15 69 Harish ingh 37 Yrs S/o Late Nath Ram Indra Nagar 15 70 Prem Lata Singh 34 Yrs W/o Harish Singh Indra Nagar 15 71 Sara Bano 70 Yrs W/o Late Ab Rehman Malik Indra Nagar 17 72 Altaf Ahmad Malik 54 Yrs S/o Late Ab Rehman Malik Indra Nagar 17 73 Shugufta Gul 45 Yrs W/o Altaf Ahmad Malik Indra Nagar 17 74 Sajad Ahmad Malik 28 Yrs S/o Altaf Ahma Malik Indra Nagar 17 75 Nadeema Mushtaq 26 Yrs W/o Sajad Ahmad Malik Indra Nagar 17 76 Mushtaq Ahmad Mir 58 Yrs S/o Mohd Shaban Mir Indra Nagar 18 77 Chasfeeda 54 Yrs W/o Mushtaq Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 18 78 Numan 25 Yrs S/o Mushtaq Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 18 79 Saqlan Mushtaq 20 Yrs S/o Mushtaq Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 18 80 Bashir Ahmad Wani 58 Yrs S/o Late Gh Mohd Wani Indra Nagar 19 81 Roshan Ara 50 Yrs W/o Bashir Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 19 82 Khursheed Ahmad Wani 44 Yrs S/o Late Gh Mohd Wani Indra Nagar 19 Muamil Jan 35 Yrs W/o Khursheed Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 83 19 84 Basit Rashid Wani 18 Yrs S/o Ab Rashid Wani Indra Nagar 19 85 Ab Rashid Wani 47 Yrs S/o Late Gh Mohd Wani Indra Nagar 19 86 Shameema 40 Yrs W/o Ab Rashid Wai Indra Nagar 19 87 Pratik Thapa 30 Yrs S/o Jaman Thapa Indra Nagar 25 88 Payal Thapa 28 Yrs W/o Pratik Thapa Indra Nagar 25 89 Mohd Younis Mir 43 Yrs S/o Gh Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 26 90 Aarifa Younis 40 Yrs W/o Mohd Younis Mir Indra Nagar 26 91 Gurcharan Singh Sethi 65 Yrs S/o Man singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 92 Asha Sethi 63 Yrs W/o Gurcharan Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 93 Rajinder Singh Sethi 42 Yrs S/o Gurcharan Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 94 Rekha Sethi 38 Yrs W/o Rajinder Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 95 Davinder Singh Sethi 40 Yrs S/o Gurcharan Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 96 Shika Sethi 39 Yrs W/o Davinder Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 97 Garji Sethi 20 Yrs D/o Rajinder Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 98 Palak Sethi 18 Yrs D/o Rajinder Singh Sethi Indra Nagar 27 Father Name or Husband S No Name Age Address in Full House No Name 99 Ravi Jee 61 Yrs S/o Narayan Joo Koul Indra Nagar 27 A 100 Purnima Koul 59 Yrs W/o Ravi Jee Indra Nagar 27 A 101 Dr Sushmita Ravi 24 Yrs D/o Ravi Jee Indra Nagar 27 A 102 Simran Ravi 22 Yrs D/o Ravi Jee Indra Nagar 27 A 103 Manzoor Ahmad Wani 52 Yrs S/o Late Gh Rasool Wani Indra Nagar 27 104 Gulshan 47 Yrs W/o Manzoor Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 27 105 Nazia Manzoor 26 Yrs D/o Manzoor Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 27 106 Rabia Manzoor 24 Yrs D/o Manzoor Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 27 107 Abrar Manzoor 22 Yrs S/o Manzoor Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 27 108 Mehbooba 70 Yrs W/o Late Gh Rasool wani Indra Nagar 27 109 Gurcharan Sawhey 65 Yrs S/o Dileep Sawhney Indra Nagar 29 110 Tripat Sawhney 60 Yrs W/o Gurcharan Sawhney Indra Nagar 29 111 Rajdeep Sawhney 30 Yrs S/o Gurcharan Sawhney Indra Nagar 29 112 Sunpreet Sawhney 35 Yrs S/o Gurcharan Sawhney Indra Nagar 29 113 Naveen Sharma 50 Yrs S/o Balcham Sharma Indra Nagar 30 114 Babita Sharma 44 Yrs W/o Naveen Sharma Indra Nagar 30 115 Vijay Sharma 27 Yrs S/o Naveen Sharma Indra Nagar 30 116 Nazir Ahmad Mir 62 Yrs S/o Haji Ghulam Nabi Mir Indra Nagar 33 117 Firdos Nazir Mir 57 Yrs W/o Nazir Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 33 118 Aaqib Wani 28 Yrs S/o Ab Waheed Wani Indra Nagar 33 119 Kashif Nazir Mir 21 Yrs S/o Nazir Ahmad Wani Indra Nagar 33 120 Javi Ahmad Mir 38 Yrs S/o Manzoor Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 34 121 Shafiqa Akhter 40 Yrs W/o Javid Ahmad Mir Indra Nagar 34 122 Harbajan Singh Risam 72 Yrs S/o Sardar Narian Singh Indra Nagar 35 123 Rajinder Kaur 67 Yrs W/o Harbajan Singh Risam Indra Nagar 35 124 Dr Sanjeet Singh Risam 40 Yrs S/o Harbajan Singh Risam Indra Nagar 35 125 Harpriya Kaur 36 Yrs W/o Sanjeet Singh Risam Indra Nagar 35 126 Rohit Pandit 32 Yrs S/o Shoban Lal Pandit Indra Nagar 36 127 Sarita Dhar 32 Yrs W/o Rohit Pandit Indra Nagar 36 128 Hamid Ullah Sheikh 62 Yrs S/o Mohd Yaqoob Sheikh Indra Nagar 37 129 Hafiza 57 Yrs W/o Hamid Ullah Sheikh Indra Nagar 37 130 Mudasir Hamid 32 Yrs S/o Hamid Ullah Sheikh Indra Nagar 37 131 Aaliya Noor 32 Yrs W/o Mudasir Hamid Indra Nagar 37 132 Asifa Hamid 30 Yrs D/o Hamid Ullah Sheikh Indra Nagar 37 133 Raju Kumar 40 Yrs S/o Mohan Lal Indra Nagar 38 134 Vineeta Kaul 35 Yrs W/o Raju Kumar Indra Nagar 38 135 M L Dhar 80 Yrs S/o Dinlal Dhar Indra Nagar 38 136 B L Choudhary 55 Yrs S/o Rajnath Choudhary Indra Nagar 38 137 Babi Choudhary 54 Yrs W/o B L Choudhary Indra Nagar 38 138 Neha Choudhary 25 Yrs D/o B L Coudhary Indra Nagar 38 139 Nikhal Choudhary 21 Yrs S/o B L Dhoudhary Indra Nagar 38 140 Ab Hamid Parray 62 Yrs S/o Gh Hassan Parray Indra Nagar 39 141 Dilshada Akbar 51 Yrs W/o Ab Hamid Parray Indra Nagar 39 142 Dr Sumiya Kiran 29 Yrs D/o Ab Hamid Parray Indra Nagar 39 143 Dr Rufaida Hinaa 27 Yrs D/o Ab Hamd Parray Indra Nagar 39 144 Sharika Hamid 25 Yrs D/o Ab Hamid Parray Indra Nagar 39 145 Arsalan Ahmad Parray 20 Yrs S/o Ab Hamid Parray Indra Nagar 39 146 Mohd Rafiq Bhat 60 Yrs S/o Late Gh Hassan Bhat Indra Nagar 40 147 Shakeela Bhat 55 Yrs W/o Mohd Rafiq Bhat Indra Nagar 40 148 Amir Bhat 30 Yrs S/o Mohd Rafiq Bhat Indra Nagar 40 149 Ayan Bhat 26 Yrs S/o Mohd Rafiq Bhat Indra Nagar 40 Father Name or Husband S No Name Age Address in Full House No Name 150 Arif Bhat 20 Yrs S/o Mohd Rafiq Bhat Indra Nagar 40 151 Ab Ahad Bhat 75 Yrs S/o Late Gh Qadir Bhat Indra Nagar 41 152 Hilal Ahmad Hilal 52 Yrs S/o Ab Ahad Bhat Indra Nagar 41 153 Shameema Hilal 50 Yrs W/o Hilal Ahmad Hilal Indra Nagar 41 154 Surjeet Singh 62 Yrs S/o Late Deeraj Singh Indranagar 43 155 Divender Kaur 57 Yrs W/o Surjeet Singh Indranagar 43 156 Navneet Kaur 28 Yrs D/o Surjeet Singh Indranagar 43 157 Senhe Kaur 19 Yrs D/o Surjeet Singh Indranagar 43 158 Man Mohan Ban 65 Yrs S/o Nata Jee Ban Indranagar 44 159
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