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Nagar ( Mohali ) by the Principal Secretary to Government of Punjab, Department of School Education. This Notice has been issued in substitution of the normal postal process for service of notice to the petitioners with the sole objective of providing speedy justice, redressing the grievances and reducing of litigation. In the meeting to be held on 05-04-2013, besides hearing the petitioners, the persons who had sent their representations through Email or Registered Dak or submifted their representation personally during the earlier hearing given on 14-02-2013, shall also be heard in person. The names of such persons alongwith the details of their representations have been given in the column of cases, to be heard on 05-04-2013. Sr. Representation Name of Petitioner District No. (through Email/ Regd. Dak,/ln Person) 1. Email Baldev Kaur (Retd.) Lec. Eco. Reg. Arrears Mohali 2" Email Prem Bhagat, Grant of retiral Benefits Gurdaspur 3. Email Asha RaniSS mistress GSSS, Dhingi Patiala, in CWP Patiala s27lzOLL 4. Email Rupinder Kaur, in CWP 77O6/20t2 Batala 5. Email Jaspreet Kaur, in CWP 23973/t2 Amritsar 6. Email Prem Singh Pbi. Master, in CWP 763L/tO Hoshiarpur 7. Email Neena Math Mistress in CWP 237831L2 Gurdaspur 8. Email Balwinder Singh in L3775/2OLz 9. Email Mohan Lalin CWP 16626/2Ot2 Sangrur 10. Email Priyanka Thind, Appointment as Math Mistress Fazilka 11. ln Person Sangeeta RaniSS Mistress, GMHS, Nabha, Patiala Patiala 12. ln Person Raj Kumar Sharma SS master, GSSS, Sauja, Patiala Patiala 13. ln Person Anuradha Gupta Hindi Master, GSSS, Nawan Kot, Amritsar Amritsar 14. In person Baldev Singh retd. HT, Dhariwal & Beant Singh Tarn Taran Retd. Head Teacher Block Patti Tarn Taran in COCP cocP 26sl02 in CWP 6671L998 15. In person Hardamandeep Singh VPO Nagra, Tehsil Samrala, Ludhiana Ludhiana 16. ln Person Tejvir Singh Clerk, GHS, Bullepur, Ludhiana in CWP Ludhiana L522612Ot2 17. ln Person Sukhwinder Singh Mobile No. 9216955608 appointment letter as teaching fellow 18. ln Person Na rinderjit Ka ur 9646677038, appointment letter as teaching fellow 19. ln Person Samooh Teaching Fellows, Manjula Sood, Sonika, Kapurthala Mandeep Kaur & Ors. Allotement of station as teaching fellow 20. Regd. Dak Durga Dass Singal VPO Kuthala Malerkotla in CWP Sangrur 3637/L989 Court's Orders Sr. No. CWP No. Year Name of the Petitioner District 2L. CWP 2t283 20L2 Surjit singh ,#97 ,lal bagh, PO Badhowal Ludhiana 22. CWP 22062 20t2 Kiran Sharma, Hindi Mistress, Pathankot 23. CWP 24802 20L2 Rajnath Kumar, GSSS, DatarPur, Hoshiarpur 24. CWP 13092 2001 lsher singh mauji, Retd functional Manager office Ferozepur ofgeneral manager 25. CWP 11588 20Lt Jarnailsingh Retd. SS Master H.No.194, Ward No. Mohali 9, Chandigarh Road Kurali Tehsil Kharar 26. CWP 19839 20L2 Sudesh kumara Retd lect. GBSSS Taragarh Gurdaspur. 27. CWP 18692 20L2 Surinder Paul Kalia, Retd. Head TeacherJarnail Ropar Singh SS Master Retd, GSSS, Kisanpura, & others 28. CWP 20L28 20L2 Harbans Singh 5idhu, Bathinda 29. CWP 20t27 20L2 Jasvir Singh, Sangrur 30. CWP 22958 20L2 Krishanlal, Retd. Lect,Eonomics,GSSS(B) Budhlada 31. CWP 23168 20t2 Surjit Singh& ors Punjabi Master GHS Garhi Hoshiarpur Mansowal, Sr. No. CWP No. Year Name of the Petitioner District 32. CWP 23911 20L2 Kartar Kaur & 3 Ors. Retd. SS Mistress, GSSS, Old Patiala Police Lines 33. CWP 640 2013 Balbir Kaur Lecturer History District lnstitutes of Gurdaspur Education & Training (DIET) 34. CWP 22445 20t2 Mohinder Kaur Retd. Head Teacher & Ors. Bathinda 35. CWP 22459 20L2 Simar Kaur & Ors. Retd. JBT Teacher Ludhiana 36. CWP 22850 2072 Baldev Singh & Ors. Retd. Head Teacher Hoshiarpur 37. CWP 22266 20t2 Anshul Kumar Gupta, h. no. 579/L, Purani ghas Patiala Mandi, NearTwakliMor 38. CWP 5913 2012 Shiv Kumar Lect Eco . GSSS lohian khas, jal Jalandhar 39. CWP 22035 20L2 Amarjit Kaur Retd. PTI Ferozepur 40. CWP 23L62 20t2 Mohinderjit Kaur Patiala 4L. CWP 3882 20L2 Gurdip Singh Vill. Kadiana Khurd, PO Kadiana Ludhiana Kalan 42. CWP 4717 ?OLL Pankaj Rani Near Punjab National Bank, Harjit Mansa Basti Budlada 43. CWP 20800 20t2 Manju Thapper Patiala 44. CM 18918 2012 Satnam Singh Faridkot. 45. CWP 23383 20L2 Kashmir singh, V & PO giana tehsil talwandi sabo, Bathinda 46. CWP L7778 20L2 Shasi kiran R/o Near Bajaj Auto tohana Road Sangrur. Moonak 47. CWP 2L887 20L7 Sarabjeet singh , SS master GES Kanoi Complex Sangrur GHS kular khurd, 48. CWP 4673 20L2 Harmesh Rani Retd. Silai Tr. GGHS Kohiana Jhas Moga Jalandhar 49. CWP 275L 20L3 Gopal Chand , Gurdaspur 50. CWP IzL 2013 Biro Devi, HindiTr. GSSS, Kathera, Ropar 51. CWP 670 2013 Labh Singh Head Master Govt. High School, Bhagu Bathinda 52. CWP 2L6L8 20L2 Upkar Singh, Pbi. Teacher, GMS, Darapur Complex Hoshiarpur GSSS,Ambala Jattan, 53. CWP 23377 20L2 Harjeet Singh Muktsar 54. CWP 6t661 20Lt Surinder Singh Master Ludhiana 55. CWP 16913 20Lt Sukhwinder Kaur Retd. Sci. Mistress H.No.815, Chandigarh Sector 16-D, Chandigarh 55. CWP 23041 20\2 Mamta , 8-15/15 bhagat singh street bharwaligali, Kapurthala shalimaar bagh, 57. CWP 21930 20L2 Balwinder Kaur & Ors. EfiTeacher Mansa 58. CWP 19840 20L2 Santokh Singh Retd. Master & Ors. Gurdaspur 59. CWP 6339/ 20t2 Sushila A&C Teacher & Ors. Hoshiarpur 60. CWP 23744 20t2 Ramneek Kaur & Ors. Amritsar Sr. No. CWP No. Year Name of the Petitioner District 51. CWP 23749 20L2 Kamaldev Sharma Retd. Head Master Ropar 62. CWP r973 20t3 Kulwant Singh Retd Lect. GSSS, Manochahal Kalan, Tarn Taran and other 63. CWP 20695 2012 Rajinder Kaur Retd. JBT Teacher Amritsar 64. CWP 21026 2072 Rattan PaulSingla Pbi. Master Ludhiana 65. CWP 23973 20L2 Jaspreet Kaur Amritsar 65. CWP 445 20t3 St. Soldier College of Edu. Jalandhar 67. CWP 2L779 20L2 Raj Kumar,SS, GSSS, Thandewala and other Muktsar 68. CWP 12055 20Lt Amrit Kaur Mohalla Adarsh Nagar, Mukerian Hoshiarpur 69. cwP 13245 2010 Jagdish Ram Sharma Dub Div. Engg. (CivilWorks) Mohali o/o District Education Officer (EE) 70. CWP 2L9OL 2012 Monika Rani, Lect.Eng. GSSS, Shahpur and others Ludhiana 7t. CWP 21039 20L2 Sukhdev Singh, Sci. Master, GHS, Bhallian, and Ropar others 72. CWP 6339 20L2 Sushila A & C Tr. GES, Dagan , and others Hoshiarpur 73. CWP 19950 2012 Rajbir Singh Tarn Taran 74. CWP 19450 2005 Miss Parveen SS Mistress Jalandhar 75. CWP 887 2013 Rattan Lal,Lect.Pol. Sci. GSSS, Nangal Bihalan, Hoshiarpur 76. CWP L623 2013 Harjeet Singh, Muktsar 77. CWP L702 2013 Satish Kumar, and others Mansa 78. CWP L673 2013 Bharti, Patiala 79. CWP t924 2013 Bhupinder Singh, and others Kapurthala 80. CWP 1608 2013 Rajinder Singh, and others Jalandhar 81. CWP L937 2013 Sangeeta Rani, and others Chandigarh 82. CWP L758 2013 Chankaur Singh, and others Ludhiana 83. CWP 2046 2013 Narinder Saini, and other Ropar 84. CWP L772 2013 Kulwant Singh and others Patiala 85. CWP 12300 2011 Sunil Dutt SCi master GHS chaPPar, Patiala 86. CWP 23792 20t2 Kashmir Singh A & C Tr.GMS, Chhauni, and others Hoshiarpur 87. CWP 24894 20L2 Shashi Bala Head Teacher Govt. Elementary Mohali School Mubarikpur Dera Bassi 88. CWP 25266 20L2 Sudesh Kumari Retd. HindiTeacher, GHS, Lohian Jalandhar Khas 89. CWP 24700 2012 Santosh Kumari Retd. Asstt. H.No. 1704, Rarri Ludhiana Mohalla, Street No. 2, Near Subhani Building Chowk 90. CWP 24578 20L2 Santosh Sharma & 12 Ors. JST Teacher, GPS, Patiala Power Colony 91. CWP 25233 20t2 Santoshvinder kaur Retd. Head Teacher GPS, Jalandhar Dhesian Kahna, Block Goraya-l Sr. No. CWP No. Year Name of the Petitioner District 92. CWP 24602 20L2 Jagtar Singh VPO Daraj (Daraka) The. Tapa Barnala 93. CWP L239 2013 Gurdeep Kaur Pbi. Teacher R/o Sunder Nagri Fazilka Street No.8, Tehsil Abohar 94. CWP 694 2013 Harjit Singh Head Master Village Bagpur Hoshiarpur 95. CWP 13840 20Lt Balwant singh (retd)GMS Machari kalan complex Fatehgarh Sahib GSSS tibbi amloh , 96.
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