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Sl# Name CID/VPIC No. Gewog Dzongkhag 1 Lyonpo Dr. Pema Sl# Name CID/VPIC No. Gewog Dzongkhag 1 Lyonpo Dr. Pema Gyamtsho 10103002363 Tang Bumthang 2 Tshering 10101002094 Chhoekhor Bumthang 3 Rinchen 10101002608 Chhoekhor Bumthang 4 Thukten 10101000175 Chhoekhor Bumthang 5 Yeshi Dorji 10101002722 Chhoekhor Bumthang 6 Thinley Dema 10101002710 Chhoekhor Bumthang 7 Sangay Phuntsho 10103000332 Tang Bumthang 8 Sangay 10101000206 Chhoekhor Bumthang 9 Tashi 10101005203 Chhoekhor Bumthang 10 Tshering 10101000257 Chhoekhor Bumthang 11 Tshering 10101002126 Chhoekhor Bumthang 12 Nola 10101005441 Chhoekhor Bumthang 13 Jampel Ngedup 10101003206 Chhoekhor Bumthang 14 Sacha Wangdi 10101002667 Chhoekhor Bumthang 15 Phuntsho 10101004459 Chhoekhor Bumthang 16 Pema Khandu 10102000487 Chhumig Bumthang 17 Tandin Dorjee 11410006608 Chhoekhor Bumthang 18 Tashi Lhamo 10101000003 Chhoekhor Bumthang 19 Dawa Dema 10101000379 Chhoekhor Bumthang 20 Yeshi 10101000382 Chhoekhor Bumthang 21 Chimi Lhaden 10101000458 Chhoekhor Bumthang 22 Phurba 10101002262 Chhoekhor Bumthang 23 Namgay 10101002429 Chhoekhor Bumthang 24 Sonam Phuntsho 10101005379 Chhoekhor Bumthang 25 Kinga Tshomo 10101000495 Chhoekhor Bumthang 26 Sonam Lhamo 10101000073 Chhoekhor Bumthang 27 Sangay Dorji 10101002098 Chhoekhor Bumthang 28 Wangchuk 11905000074 Chhoekhor Bumthang 29 Sonam Rinchen 10101002395 Chhoekhor Bumthang 30 Sangay 10101002018 Chhoekhor Bumthang 31 Phurba Wangmo 10101005117 Chhoekhor Bumthang 32 Wangda 10101004594 Chhoekhor Bumthang 33 Kuenzang Wangchuk 10102003059 Chhumig Bumthang 34 Ugyen Phuntsho 10103001663 Tang Bumthang 35 Jigme Tobgay 10101001755 Chhoekhor Bumthang 36 Jigme 10101002305 Chhoekhor Bumthang 37 Tshewang Norbu 10101004785 Chhoekhor Bumthang 38 Ugyen Namgyel 10102001193 Chhumig Bumthang 39 Tenzin Thinley 10101004565 Chhoekhor Bumthang 40 Jambay Johny 10101002114 Chhoekhor Bumthang 41 Karma 10101002282 Chhoekhor Bumthang 42 Ugyen Dorji 10101002214 Chhoekhor Bumthang 43 Dorji Penjor 10103002099 Tang Bumthang 44 Thinley Norbu 10101002351 Chhoekhor Bumthang 45 Ugyen Lhamo 10101001805 Chhoekhor Bumthang 46 Tshomo 10101001852 Chhoekhor Bumthang 47 Wangmo 10101000869 Chhoekhor Bumthang 48 Kunzang Lhamo 10101004086 Chhoekhor Bumthang 49 Yeshi Wangchuk 11701002610 Chhoekhor Bumthang 50 Ugyen Wangdi 10101003772 Chhoekhor Bumthang 51 Jimba 10101003324 Chhoekhor Bumthang 52 Tsheten Dorji 10305001647 Karna Dagana 53 Ran Bahadur Biswa 20309000083 Tsenda-Gang Dagana 54 Leki Dorji 11207001699 Gakiling Haa 55 Dasho Karma Rangdol 10603002700 Khoma Lhuentse 56 Dasho Ugyen Wangdi 10705001182 Dramedtse Monggar 57 Dasho Rinzin Jamtsho 10708000356 Kengkhar Monggar 58 Lyonpo Khandu Wangchuk 10802000596 Dopshar-ri Paro 59 Lyonpo Zangley Dukpa 10903000774 Dungmaed Pemagatshel 60 Dasho Dechen Zangmo 10907002737 Zobel Pemagatshel 61 Dasho Choida Jamtsho 11101002426 Dechhenling Pemagatshel 62 Lhadenmo 11008000232 Guma Punakha 63 Santa Bdr. Rai 11206000101 Dophuchen(Dorokha) Samtse 64 Bali Raj Gurung 11213002471 Samtse Samtse 65 Dendup Dorji Tamang 21201000233 Norgaygang(Bara) Samtse 66 Dharya Prasad Sharma 11214000806 Tashichhoeling(Sipsu) Samtse 67 Bal Bdr. Ghalley 11202001605 Pemaling(Biru) Samtse 68 Bhim Bdr.Chhetri 11202001940 Pemaling(Biru) Samtse 69 Bis Raj Sharma 11202001182 Pemaling(Biru) Samtse 70 Purna Bdr.Rai 11202001768 Pemaling(Biru), Samtse 71 Dhan Bdr.Gurung 11202000055 Pemaling(Biru) Samtse 72 Dasho Lila Pradhan 11211000135 Ugyentse Samtse 73 Ganesh Khaling Rai 11203002079 Sangachholing Samtse 74 Ugyen 11302001647 Chhuzanggang Sarpang 75 Lhap Tshering 11410005073 Thimthrom Thimphu 76 Dasho Kinga Tshering 11401001993 Thim Throm Thimphu 77 Lyonpo Yeshey Zimba 11410003478 Maedwang Thimphu 78 Lexang Pem Dechey Thinley 11402000198 Chang Thimphu 79 Dasho Dupthob 11606001298 Tongmajangsa Trashiyangtse 80 Lyonpo Wangdi Norbu 11513002397 Shongphu Trashigang 81 Dasho Jigme Wangchuk 11510001961 Radhi Trashigang 82 Dasho Nidup Zangpo 11704000765 Nubi Trongsa 83 Ugyen Pelden 11703001516 Langthil Trongsa 84 Phurpa 11705001615 Tangsibji Trongsa 85 Kinley Penjor 11803001739 Doonglagang Tsirang 86 Tshering Gyeltshen 11703000702 Barshong Tsirang 87 Lyonpo Dorji Wangdi 12003002203 Goshing Zhemgang.
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