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S.N Dmat Ac Holder Name Company Code Client Id Pending Reason 1 Kabita Sharma Mega 14611 Sign Not Match 2 Shiva Kumar Shrestha S S.N DMAT AC HOLDER NAME COMPANY CODE CLIENT ID PENDING REASON 1 KABITA SHARMA MEGA 14611 SIGN NOT MATCH 2 SHIVA KUMAR SHRESTHA SKBBL 86854 SIGN NOT MATCH 3 KALPANA KUMARI JOSHI GRAND 71951 SIGN NOT MATCH 4 PRATIKSHA MANANDHAR EBL 327674 SIGN NOT MATCH 5 NIRMALA RAJBHANDARI NTC 128959 SIGN NOT MATCH 6 BHUSHAN RATNA BAJRACHARYA NLG NO DMAT ACCOUNT NUMBER 7 NABINA GIRI TRH PREFERENCE SHARE 8 SUSHMA KUMARI SIGDEL EBLCP 82942 NAME NOT MATCH 9 BASUDEV CHOHAN PCBL 87011 GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 10 ANITA SEDAI PRVU 86991 SIGN NOT MATCH 11 ANJALA ADHIKARI PRVU 87007 SIGN NOT MATCH 12 KRITI DEVKOTA PRVU 61151 SIGN NOT MATCH 13 CHANDAN SHRESTHA PRVU 77058 NAME NOT MATCH 14 RABI SHANKAR SHRESTHA GBBL 68621 CERTIFICATE NEED TO CHANGE 15 PUSHPA ADHIKARI CCBL 59471 NAME NOT MATCH 16 SARMILA TULADHAR PCBL 111590 NAME NOT MATCH 17 SAKSHAM KUNWAR CHHETRY NICA 142887 NAME NOT MATCH 18 HARIHAR BDR JUWA SHRESTHA CBLPO 56329 NAME NOT MATCH 19 HARIHAR BDR JUWA SHRESTHA GRAND 56329 NAME NOT MATCH 20 SHOBHA SHAHI CNDBL 19468 NAME NOT MATCH 21 SHILA SHAHI ALICL 131993 NAME NOT MATCH 22 BIJAY KUMAR MEHATA CBL 28198 NAME NOT MATCH 23 PRACHANDRA RAJ MANANDHAR SRBL 98245 NAME NOT MATCH 24 NETRA BDR SHRIS RANA MAGAR CCBL 2437 NAME NOT MATCH 25 AMRIT MAHARJAN SUBBL 132243 NAME NOT MATCH 26 SURENDRA RAJ JOSHI VIBOR 95951 SIGN NOT MATCH 27 SHASWAT LAMA MEGA 115641 NAME NOT MATCH 28 BAM DEV DAHAL EBL 183246 SIGN NOT MATCH 29 KIRAN BIKRAM THAPA GBBL 30528 CERTIFICATE NEED TO CHANGE 30 CHANDRIKA KOIRALA SRBL 151281 GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 31 YAZZOO DEV PRADHAN TBBL 282452 NAME NOT MATCH 32 PRANISH TIMILA PCBL 345573 SIGN NOT MATCH 33 BINOD KUMAR SAUD KADBL 210507 SIGN NOT MATCH 34 ASHMITA MANANDHAR JSLBB 179679 SIGN NOT MATCH 35 SHAMBHU PD ADHIKARI ARDBL 107056 GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 36 ANKITA SHRESTHA PURBL 383461 SIGN NOT MATCH 37 ANUP SHRESTHA MEGA 48892 NAME NOT MATCH 38 RISHIKESH SHARMA TBBL 69959 NAME NOT MATCH 39 RAM SUNUWAR ADBL 197223 NAME NOT MATCH 40 ROSE SHRESTHA ADBL 188789 NAME NOT MATCH 41 SURESH DHAKAL SICL 42926 SIGN NOT MATCH 42 SITA KHANAL VLBS 40325 SIGN NOT MATCH 43 BISHNU NEUPANE VLBS 214117 SIGN NOT MATCH 44 RAJESHWOR SHRESTHA BARUN 9090 SIGN NOT MATCH 45 SURAJ RAJBHANDARI BARUN 82070 SIGN NOT MATCH 46 SUNITA REGMI API 76793 SIGN NOT MATCH 47 SARITA SHRESTHA CBL NO DMAT ACCOUNT NUMBER 48 ANISH MANI DIXIT EIC 65221 SIGN NOT MATCH 49 ASHISH AGRAWAL KDBL 59237 SIGN NOT MATCH 50 MADHAB LAL SHRESTHA YETI 91581 SIGN NOT MATCH 51 ROHIT RAUNIYAR SHPC 121588 SIGN NOT MATCH 52 BIJAY KUMAR MUNDHRA SHPC 61662 SIGN NOT MATCH 53 CHANDESHWORI SHRESTHA RMDC 92165 SIGN NOT MATCH 54 KAUSHALYA DEVI MUNDHARA SHPC 60937 SIGN NOT MATCH 55 SONIYA THAPA SRBL 15347 NAME NOT MATCH 56 SABITRI SHARMA NICA 62005 SIGN NOT MATCH 57 SHIVA THAPA NLG 165961 SIGN NOT MATCH 58 KHADGA KUMARI ADHIKARI MEGA 171550 NAME NOT MATCH 59 BHIM NATH TIMALSINA CBL 112634 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SIGN NOT MATCH 80 JAMUNA MAHARJAN BARUN 168732 SIGN NOT MATCH 81 MUKUNDA GURUNG DBBL 232584 SIGN NOT MATCH 82 JAMUNA GHIMIRE JSLBB 30279 SIGN NOT MATCH 83 RAJENDRA GHIMIRE BARUN 48421 SIGN NOT MATCH 84 SANTOSHI GAUTAM NTC 260603 SIGN NOT MATCH 85 ISHA TAMANG MAGAR LVF1 240458 NAME NOT MATCH 86 NIRMALA SHARMA NICA 183776 SIGN NOT MATCH 87 MUNA GAUTAM YETI 76263 NAME NOT MATCH 88 SHAMBHU PD ADHIKARI KRBL 107056 SIGN NOT MATCH 89 CHADANI KHATRI MSBBL 144029 SIGN NOT MATCH 90 SHANTI SHAKYA BAJRACHARYA CCBL 218369 NAME NOT MATCH 91 AMNA SHAKYA SRBL 230591 NAME NOT MATCH 92 AAYUSH SHESTHA RLFL 122674 SIGN NOT MATCH 93 ASLESH SHRESTHA RLFL 122701 SIGN NOT MATCH 94 BHAKTA BAHADUR BASNET NBL 273697 SIGN NOT MATCH 95 ROMAN KUMAR SHRESTHA SWBBL 103159 PLEDGE 96 PRAMILA THAPA SWBBL 15940 NAME NOT MATCH 97 OPTICS SAPKOTA IDBL 300753 SIGN NOT MATCH 98 CHHETRA GOPAL PRADHAN NBF1 133587 NAME NOT MATCH 99 ARYA SHRESTHA PLIC 219738 SIGN NOT MATCH 100 NARAYAN KUMAR SHRESTHA PLIC 219719 SIGN NOT MATCH 101 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AMISHA MAHARJAN MEGA 362314 NAME NOT MATCH 144 HERA KAJI MANANDHAR MEGA 143690 NAME NOT MATCH 145 KARUNA PRADHAN EBLCP 16199 SIGN NOT MATCH 146 CHADANI KHATRI NCDB 144029 SIGN NOT MATCH 147 SAPANA KUMARI GURUNG OHL 297623 SIGN NOT MATCH 148 DHAN PRASAD SHRESTHA JSLBB 25387 SIGN NOT MATCH 149 MRIGENDRA SHARMA DHAKAL NIB 191576 SIGN NOT MATCH 150 GYANENDRA PD SHRESTHA NNFC 122689 CERTIFICATE NEED TO CHANGE 151 HARI BAMSHA WAGLE OHL 56709 NAME NOT MATCH 152 RAM BHAI KHADKA SFL 98002 NAME NOT MATCH 153 APSARA PUDASAINI BARUN 386399 SIGN NOT MATCH 154 RAM KUMAR MALEPATI NIB 28447 GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 155 PRISHA SHRESTHA NIB 96837 SIGN NOT MATCH 156 KRISHNA RAI NIB 381050 SIGN NOT MATCH 157 SARINA SHRESTHA NIB 94981 SIGN NOT MATCH 158 DINESH LAL SHAKYA SINDU 128657 SIGN NOT MATCH 159 BINA DAWADI NIB 44689 SIGN NOT MATCH 160 HRIZU SHARMA APEX 142207 SIGN NOT MATCH 161 BIDHYA KAPALI NIB 64927 GRANDFATHER NAME NOT MATCH 162 HARI LAL SHRESTHA VLBS 24670 SIGN NOT MATCH 163 SHANTA ACHARYA 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