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ARO DETAIL OF ASSEMBLY ELECTION-2020 Sl No AC_NAME Name STD Phone Mobile Number Fax Email 1105 - Siwan KAPILDEV KUMAR 8809494360 2105 - Siwan RAMENDRA KUMAR 9431818189 [email protected] 3105 - Siwan ASHOK KUMAR 9431818188 [email protected] 4105 - Siwan ANUJ KUMAR 8271336664 [email protected] 5105 - Siwan GARAV PRAKASH 9562543334 [email protected] 6106 - Ziradei ALOK KUMAR 9431818541 [email protected] 7106 - Ziradei ATUL KUMAR SINGH 9431818191 [email protected] 8 106 - Ziradei SHUBHENDRU KUMAR JHA 8544412926 [email protected] 9106 - Ziradei SUNIL KUMAR GAUR 7543957319 [email protected] 10106 - Ziradei PRASHANT KUMAR 9135265272 [email protected] 11106 - Ziradei DIVYA RAJ GANESH 8544412920 [email protected] 12107 - Darauli DHIRAJ KUMAR DUBEY 9934350578 [email protected] 13107 - Darauli ANAD KUMAR GUPTA 9835671476 [email protected] 14107 - Darauli RAMESHWAR RAM 9931899585 [email protected] 15107 - Darauli LALBABU PASHWAN 9546770889 [email protected] 16107 - Darauli SULEKHA KUMARI 9955170944 [email protected] 17107 - Darauli VIJAY KUMAR TIWARI 9835850220 [email protected] 18 108 - Raghunathpur SANTOSH KUMAR MISHRA 9431818181 [email protected] 19108 - Raghunathpur PRABHAT KUMAR 8544412918 [email protected] 20108 - Raghunathpur ASHOK KUMAR MISHRA 8544412923 [email protected] 21108 - Raghunathpur MANISHA PRASAD 9431818186 bdohussainganj 22108 - Raghunathpur DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH 9431818547 [email protected] 23108 - Raghunathpur SIDDHNATH SINGH 8544412919 [email protected] 24109 - Daraundha RITA KUMARI 9431818544 [email protected] 25109 - Daraundha PARASNATH RAI 8544412910 [email protected] 26109 - Daraundha PRABHAT KUMAR 8544412918 [email protected] 27109 - Daraundha INDRAVANSH RAY 8544412924 [email protected] 28109 - Daraundha DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH 9431818547 [email protected] 29109 - Daraundha NILAM KUMARI 9431818543 [email protected] 30110 - Barharia ASHOK KUMAR 9431818188 [email protected] 31110 - Barharia RAVI RANJAN 9431818180 [email protected] 32110 - Barharia GARAV PRAKASH 8544412915 [email protected] 33110 - Barharia RAMANAND SAGAR 8544412922 [email protected].

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