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(Ministerial) (Erstwhile Peon) As on 01 Jan 2019 S SENIORITY ROLL OF MTS (MINISTERIAL) (ERSTWHILE PEON) AS ON 01 JAN 2019 S. EDU. DATE OF P. NO NAME CAT DOB DOE PMT UNIT NO. QUALI. REG APPTT 1 M8138 H SHRI JR KATKAR UR 21-Feb-63 24-Nov-87 VIII STD. 31-Jul-90 30-Sep-88 HQWNC 2 M8139 L SHRI JB GADE UR 6-Dec-62 4-Jan-88 IX STD. 01-Oct-90 30-Sep-88 MO(MBI) 3 M8144 T SHRI RM BHOJAYA UR 15-Mar-64 14-May-88 IX STD. 01-Oct-90 30-Sep-88 MO(MBI) 4 M8147 K SHRI SD KADAM UR 1-Feb-65 16-Jan-89 VIII STD. 24-Jul-92 23-Jul-90 INS SHIVAJI 5 M8148 M SHRI LB SHEWALE UR 8-May-64 23-Feb-89 VIII STD. 24-Jul-92 23-Jul-90 COMNETCEN(MBI) 6 M8149 R SHRI VS KHANDEKAR UR 21-Jun-64 23-Mar-89 VIII STD. 23-Mar-91 23-Jul-90 CABS PROJECT SEABIRD, 7 M8530 H SHRI RS MAURYA UR 2-Oct-67 26-Jul-91 IX PASS 26-Jul-91 DELHI 8 M8155 H SHRI MS SHARDULE SC 24-Sep-62 2-May-91 IX PASS 31-Jul-93 31-Jul-91 NPO(MBI) 9 M8156 L SHRI SD TARI UR 30-Dec-65 2-May-91 IX PASS 31-Jul-93 31-Jul-91 HQWNC 10 M8160 N SHRI VA SAWANT UR 9-Feb-66 4-Oct-91 VIII STD. 04-Oct-93 4-Oct-91 NPO(MBI) 11 M8161 T SHRI RS MHASKE UR 5-Jun-66 27-Apr-92 IX STD. 27-Apr-94 27-Apr-92 INS SHIVAJI 12 M8162 A SHRI PD RAIKAR UR 5-May-66 3-Aug-92 VIII STD. 03-Aug-94 3-Aug-92 INS SHIVAJI 13 M8163 E SMT LR PEDANNA UR 15-May-61 26-Aug-92 NIL 26-Aug-94 26-Aug-92 ND(MBI)/DCO 14 M8165 M SHRI LN DHORIYA SC 17-Sep-62 16-Nov-92 IX STD. 16-Nov-94 16-Nov-92 INS VALSURA 15 M8167 W SMT RR KADAM UR 20-Nov-63 14-Jul-93 VII PASS 14-Jul-95 14-Jul-93 NPO(MBI) 16 M8170 W SHRI DJ GAIKWAD SC 22-Apr-65 13-Aug-93 X STD. 13-Aug-95 13-Aug-93 NAI(PUNE) 17 M8172 H SHRI VS GOTAD UR 1-Jun-68 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 INS SHIKRA 18 M8173 L SHRI RM PARAB UR 29-Mar-69 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 MO(MBI) 19 M8178 K SHRI SV HOWAL **SC 26-Nov-68 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 NPO(MBI) 20 M8179 M SHRI SV MOHITE UR 12-Sep-68 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 HQWNC 21 M8181 K SHRI SD PAWAR UR 3-May-68 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 NBKS 22 M8183 R SHRI SM SHINDE UR 10-May-69 1-Dec-93 VIII PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 INHS ASVINI 23 M8187 L SHRI MB SONAWANE SC 7-Feb-64 1-Dec-93 IX PASS 01-Dec-95 1-Dec-93 HQWNC 24 M8188 N SHRI GM MANKAR SC 1-Aug-59 31-Mar-85 VIII PASS 01-Jun-97 1-Dec-93 INS SHIVAJI 25 M8189 T SHRI YA CHAUHAN UR 15-Oct-60 7-Jan-83 X PASS 08-Jan-85 1-Dec-93 INS DWARKA 26 M8191 N SHRI KC LOKARE SC 18-Jun-68 17-Jan-94 VIII PASS 17-Jan-96 17-Jan-94 INS Vajrabahu 27 M8193 A SHRI SA MARATHE UR 6-Oct-69 11-Feb-94 IX PASS 11-Feb-96 11-Feb-94 HQWNC 28 M8196 M SHRI SS SAWANT UR 1-Jun-68 4-May-94 IX PASS 04-May-96 4-May-94 INDA (MBI) 29 M8197 R SHRI M NAGARAJAN SC 3-Apr-59 3-Nov-81 IX PASS 04-May-96 4-May-94 ND(MBI)/DCO 30 M8198 W SHRI YA BAHSAN UR 10-Jun-68 19-Sep-94 IX PASS 19-Sep-96 19-Sep-94 INS VALSURA 31 M8199 B SHRI RD ADANGALE SC 7-Apr-68 18-Oct-94 VIII STD. 18-Oct-96 18-Oct-94 HQWNC/CWO INS 32 M8200 K SHRI DK CHAMADIA OBC 1-Jun-69 18-Sep-95 VIII 18-Sep-97 18-Sep-95 DWARKA/NOIC(S) 33 M8201 M SHRI DS SHELAR UR 17-Sep-70 4-Oct-95 IX PASS 04-Oct-97 4-Oct-95 NT POOL 34 M8203 W SHRI PT MALI OBC 30-Sep-70 15-Nov-95 SSC 15-Nov-97 15-Nov-95 HQWNC 35 M8206 L SMT USHA DALMONT UR 30-Mar-59 11-Jan-96 IX 11-Jan-98 11-Jan-96 ND(MBI)/DCO 36 M8208 T SHRI R PRASAD ST 5-May-69 5-Jul-96 VIII 05-Jul-98 5-Jul-96 INS INDIA 37 M8209 A SHRI S KUMAR OBC 24-Apr-70 1-Aug-96 SSC 01-Aug-98 1-Aug-96 INS INDIA 38 M8211 T SHRI PG KADAM UR 26-Jan-70 17-Sep-96 IX 17-Sep-98 17-Sep-96 MO(MBI) 39 M8219 H SHRI UB WALKAR SC 3-Mar-69 21-Feb-97 IX PASS 21-Feb-99 21-Feb-97 ND(MBI)/MWEA 40 M8220 W SHRI RE SHINDE SC 22-Oct-66 21-Feb-97 IX 21-Feb-99 21-Feb-97 MO(MBI) 41 M8221 B SHRI SD LADKE ST 3-Mar-73 21-Feb-97 IX 21-Feb-99 21-Feb-97 ND(MBI)/MWEA 42 M8224 N SHRI KJ MATKAR UR 11-Oct-71 21-Feb-97 IX 21-Feb-99 21-Feb-97 NPO(MBI) 43 M8225 T SHRI SH JAISWAR UR 12-Dec-73 21-Feb-97 IX 21-Feb-99 21-Feb-97 BLO(MBI) PROJECT SEABIRD, 44 M8531 L SHRI JAGDISH PRASAD OBC 27-Dec-72 1-Oct-97 10TH 1-Oct-97 DELHI 45 M8235 B SHRI DD PANDE OBC 20-Aug-70 16-Feb-98 IX 16-Feb-00 16-Feb-98 NBKS 46 M8242 T SHRI SD BORE UR/NT 4-Nov-73 16-Feb-98 IX 16-Feb-00 16-Feb-98 WOT(MBI) 47 M8245 K SHRI J SINGH UR 10-May-72 6-Apr-98 IX 06-Apr-00 6-Apr-98 IHQ/DPRO 48 M8246 M SHRI SM SIPAI OBC 28-Feb-75 5-Oct-98 IX 05-Oct-00 5-Oct-98 INS VALSURA 49 M8247 R SMT SS PARTE SC 7-Jun-68 6-Nov-98 IX 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 NPO(MBI) NBKS TY ATT 50 M8249 B SHRI SL SONAVANE SC 15-Jul-68 6-Nov-98 IX 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 HQWNC/CRO 51 M8250 R SHRI SM SHINDE SC 8-Jul-68 6-Nov-98 B.A 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 ND(MBI)/PM/PAWAI 52 M8257 A SHRI RR BANDKAR OBC 14-Dec-72 6-Nov-98 IX 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 WOT(MBI) 53 M8258 E SMT MP KHEDEKAR OBC 15-May-70 6-Nov-98 IX 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 SOT (MBI) 54 M8260 A SHRI SB ALAV UR 18-May-73 6-Nov-98 IX 06-Nov-00 6-Nov-98 INS TRATA 55 M8264 R SMT GR GAWARI ST 4-May-72 18-Nov-98 IX 18-Nov-00 18-Nov-98 NBKS 56 M8265 W SMT RR PANHALE ST 8-Jun-71 10-Dec-98 IX 10-Dec-00 10-Dec-98 NPO(MBI) SHRI AJAY KANT PROJECT SEABIRD, 57 M8532 N UR 2-May-79 28-Oct-99 B.COM 28-Oct-01 28-Oct-99 SHARMA DELHI 58 M8266 B SHRI AR KULKARNI UR 1-Jun-75 1-Mar-01 SSC 01-Mar-03 1-Mar-01 ND(MBI)/DCO 59 M8267 H SHRI NS MITHBAWKAR UR 27-Apr-75 1-Mar-01 SSC 01-Mar-03 1-Mar-01 ND(MBI)/MWEA 60 M8268 L SHRI DV CHAVAN UR 27-Jul-73 2-Mar-01 VIII 02-Mar-03 2-Mar-01 MO(MBI) 61 M8270 H SMT GS MHASKAR UR 22-Oct-77 2-Dec-02 SSC 02-Dec-04 2-Dec-02 ND(MBI)/DCO KRWR /INHS 62 M8371 T SHRI SP KADAM UR 17-Jul-78 4-May-06 SSLC 04-May-08 4-May-06 PATANJALI 63 M8372 A SHRI PD KADWADKAR UR 21-Sep-81 6-Jan-06 SSLC 06-Jan-08 6-Jan-06 KRWR/KADAMBA 64 M8373 E SHRI PH NAIK UR 28-Jun-79 29-Aug-05 PUC-II 29-Aug-07 29-Aug-05 KRWR/KADAMBA 65 M8374 K SHRI VT BANDEKAR UR 1-Mar-82 17-Oct-05 B.COM 17-Oct-07 17-Oct-05 KRWR/KADAMBA 66 M8375 M SHRI NG TANDEL UR 1-Apr-84 7-Jan-06 SSLC 07-Jan-08 7-Jan-06 KRWR/KADAMBA 67 M8376 R SHRI DV PANTH UR 19-Oct-85 4-Jan-06 SSLC 04-Jan-08 4-Jan-06 KRWR/MO(KRWR) 68 M8378 B SHRI GC NAIK OBC 6-Nov-81 17-Oct-05 SSLC 17-Oct-07 17-Oct-05 INDA (MBI) 69 M8379 K SHRI NR HOSALKAR OBC 15-Aug-75 5-Jan-06 BA 05-Jan-08 5-Jan-06 KRWR/KADAMBA 70 M8381 B SHRI DM KUDALKAR SC 9-Feb-78 17-Oct-05 SSLC 17-Oct-07 17-Oct-05 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 71 M8382 H SHRI SP KAMBLE SC 2-Feb-75 19-Oct-05 PUC-II 19-Oct-07 19-Oct-05 KRWR/KADAMBA 72 M8383 L SHRI RN NAIK ST 5-Apr-72 14-Jan-06 HSC 04-Jan-08 14-Jan-06 KRWR/KADAMBA 73 M8485 E SHRI AP THAWANI OBC 11-May-80 5-Aug-04 BA 15-Jun-08 15-Jun-06 IHQ/DLS 74 M8388 K SMT TS NAYAK UR 2-Aug-84 7-Nov-06 PUC 07-Nov-08 7-Nov-06 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 75 M8389 M SHRI PK MAJALIKAR UR 1-Jun-78 5-Sep-06 SSLC 05-Sep-08 5-Sep-06 KRWR/TEL EXC 76 M8390 E SHRI RN DURGEKAR UR 4-Mar-83 7-Sep-06 SSLC 07-Sep-08 7-Sep-06 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 77 M8391 K SHRI SM BANDEKAR UR 1-Jun-78 6-Sep-06 SSLC 06-Sep-08 6-Sep-06 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 78 M8392 M SHRI SK BOBRUKAR UR 25-Feb-79 2-Jan-07 PUC ITI 02-Jan-09 2-Jan-07 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 79 M8384 N SHRI UV ULVEKAR OBC 5-May-81 6-Sep-06 SSLC 06-Sep-08 6-Sep-06 KRWR/ WED(KRWR) 80 M8385 T SHRI SV SHIRODKAR OBC 24-Jun-75 6-Sep-06 BCOM 06-Sep-08 6-Sep-06 KRWR/HQ FO(K) 81 M8271 L SHRI JB PALAKIRTI **SC 10-Jun-82 21-Aug-07 8TH PASS 21-Aug-09 21-Aug-07 ND(MBI)/DCO 82 M8272 N SMT SS MASURKAR UR 29-Jan-82 3-Sep-07 FYBcom 03-Sep-09 3-Sep-07 INDA (MBI) 83 M8322 N SHRI PR BHANGARE ST 25-Mar-78 10-Sep-07 SSC FAILED 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 84 M8286 N SHRI KARAN SINGH UR 23-Jul-87 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 HQWNC 85 M8305 N SHRI PR MALI OBC 1-Jun-78 10-Sep-07 BA 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 INS SHIVAJI 86 M8288 A SHRI DJ DOUGARASHI **SC 24-May-84 10-Sep-07 8TH PASS 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 NT POOL SMT SANGEETA VIJAY 87 M8294 M **ST 6-Nov-80 10-Sep-07 HSC PASS 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) MALI 88 M8278 R SHRI MB JADHAV UR 3-Dec-85 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 FMO(MBI) SHRI HARENDER 89 M8310 A **OBC 15-Apr-81 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 NAI (Kanpur) KUMAR 90 M8339 E SHRI SB BEHERA **SC 16-Jun-82 10-Sep-07 8TH PASS 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 NCD(MBI) 91 M8282 W SHRI AG DAHARIYA **SC 7-Mar-85 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 HQWNC 92 M8293 K SHRI DM GAWADE UR 21-Jul-81 10-Sep-07 BCOM 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 93 M8295 R SHRI SJ KUMBHAR **OBC 18-Oct-83 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 94 M8280 M SHRI MD GANTAYAT UR 8-Jun-81 10-Sep-07 B.COM 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 95 M8279 W SHRI SG PINJARI **OBC 1-Jun-79 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 ND(MBI)/DCO 96 M8303 H SHRI DS SUL **OBC 26-Dec-81 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 INS SHIVAJI 97 M8308 E SHRI SAHI RAM **OBC 24-Jun-83 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 NAD (KARANJA) 98 M8326 K KUM DS JAWALE SC 5-Jul-74 10-Sep-07 SSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 ND(MBI)/DCO 99 M8306 T SHRI RG MORE **SC 2-Nov-86 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) SHRI VIDYA SAGAR C 100 M8275 E **SC 18-Jan-84 10-Sep-07 BA 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 CABS PASWAN 101 M8297 B SHRI SD SALUNKHE UR 31-Oct-86 10-Sep-07 BA 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 COMNETCEN(MBI) 102 M8340 T SHRI AK SINGH UR 15-Jan-87 10-Sep-07 8TH PASS 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 NPO(MBI) 103 M8287 T SHRI SK GUPTA OBC 18-Jun-85 10-Sep-07 B Com 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 INS Kunjali 104 M8311 E SMT SS PATIL OBC 9-Sep-86 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 WOT(MBI) 105 M8337 T SHRI SM PANDAGLE SC 4-May-78 10-Sep-07 SSC FAILED 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 106 M8277 M SHRI PC LOCHIB OBC 20-Jun-82 10-Sep-07 SSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 INS INDIA 107 M8348 H SMT GM SOLANKI SC 16-Oct-75 10-Sep-07 9TH PASS 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 MO(MBI) 108 M8325 E SHRI PK BHARDWAJ SC 4-May-76 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 ND(MBI)/PM 109 M8324 A SHRI SUNIL KUMAR SC 5-Nov-83 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 IHQ/DLS 110 M8341 A SHRI RJ DAS SC 12-Dec-85 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07 HQWNC 111 M8281 R SHRI GN SHINDE OBC 23-Jan-86 10-Sep-07 HSC 10-Sep-09 10-Sep-07
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