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Sl# Shareholder's Name L.Folio Last Available Address with The DETAILS OF SHAREHOLDERS WHOSE SHARES ARE BEING TRANSFERRED TO IEPF SUSPENSE ACCOUNT No of Sl# Shareholder's Name L.folio Last available address with the Company Address Address City Pin Shares 1 MAHENDRA KUMAR GOEL 000003 505 CHIRANJIV TOWER NEHRU PLACE NEW DELHI DELHI 110019 1 2 GULSHAN KUMAR ARORA 000004 B-3B/78B JANAKPURI NEW DELHI DELHI 110058 1 3 VIJAY SOOD 000007 60/21 RAMJAS ROAD KAROL BAGH NEW DELHI DELHI 110005 1 4 VARINDER KUMAR SHARMA 000010 67/A, VISHAL NAGAR PAKHOWAL ROAD NEAR MANDIR LUDHIANA 141001 50 5 INDAR SIRPAL 000039 3632/11 TIWARIA STREET INSIDE LOHGARH GATE AMRITSAR AMRITSAR 143001 50 6 SATISH KUMAR KAD 000058 BRANCH MANAGER CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA BANK STREET BATHINDA 151005 25 7 N RAMAMURTHY 000069 SRIKANTESWARA 30 SIXTH CROSS HANUMANTHA NAGAR BANGALORE BANGALORE 560019 50 8 K DEEPAK KAMATH 000076 C/O M/S C VISHWANATH KAMATH SINGER/MERRITT DEALERS COURT ROAD BANGALORE 670121 50 9 HARIDASA ACHARYA W 000080 9-2-1 TENKPET UDUPI KARNATAKA STATE UDUPI 576101 25 10 LEELA D 000084 ASSIST TEACHER VASAVI VIDYANIKETAN VANIVILAS ROAD BASAVANAGUDI BANGALORE BANGALORE 560004 25 11 SHRIPAD RAMKRISHNA TODURKAR 000105 NO 77 A 19TH MAIN 21ST CROSS, IIND BLOCK RAJAJINAGAR BANGALORE 560010 25 12 M R SREENIVAS 000119 1016 V BLOCK RAJAJI NAGAR BANGALORE BANGALORE 560010 50 13 RAMAKRISHNA REDDY 000150 134, 3RD CROSS SRI KRISHNA NAGAR STI EXTN. 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