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List of Eligible Candidates for PET : Promotion on the post of Sub Inspector Civil Police on the basis of senioroty subject to rejection of Unfit PET CENTER : 35 BN PAC, MAHANAGAR, LUCKNOW PET DATE : As per given in the list below REPORTING TIME : 5:30:00 AM SENIORITY DATE OF GENDE Sl No PNO ROLL NO NAME FATHER NAME POSTING PET DATE NO BIRTH R 1 2287 862761079 152242 MUNNILAL GHARBHARAN RAM 01-Jul-68 GRP ALD MALE 23-09-16 2 2871 972610795 152790 SANJAI SINGH SALIK RAM BHARTIYA 07-Jan-77 GRP ALD MALE 24-09-16 3 2872 982100558 152791 RAVINDRA PRASAD BADRI PRASAD 01-May-78 GRP ALD MALE 24-09-16 4 2932 972120505 152847 AMITABH CHANDRA RADHEY SHYAM KAUL 01-Jun-77 GRP ALD MALE 24-09-16 5 3070 940440241 152984 SURESH CHANDRA PREM CHANDRA 02-Apr-71 GRP ALD MALE 24-09-16 6 3082 952465168 152996 MUNNA LAL SHIVNATH PRASAD 12-Sep-76 GRP ALD MALE 24-09-16 7 3094 972610522 153005 RAJENDRA PRATAP KRI 11-Mar-77 GRP ALD MALE 26-09-16 8 340 800540182 150370 MUNNE SINGH MANGE SINGH 10-Jul-57 23 BN MDD MALE 19-09-16 9 327 780570058 150359 VINOD KUMAR DIXIT BACHHAN SINGH 03-Jul-57 28 BN EWH MALE 19-09-16 10 118 751410019 150173 SARVAJEET SHIVRATAN YADAV 02-Jan-77 32 BN LKW MALE 19-09-16 11 232 772466367 150267 FARJAND ALI TALIB ALI 20-May-59 32 BN LKW MALE 19-09-16 12 3684 970480114 153579 SERVESH KUMAR RAJVANSHI TEEKA RAM RAJVANSHI 10-Nov-74 35 BN LKW MALE 27-09-16 13 116 751430011 150172 SURYABHAN YADAV BADRINATH YADAV 30-Sep-56 36 BN VNS MALE 19-09-16 14 157 761430014 150205 RUDRA PRATAP SINGH KASHI PRASAD SINGH 15-Sep-57 36 BN VNS MALE 19-09-16 15 1686 822012986 150020 KANCHAN SINGH KISHAN SINGH 30-Jun-62 AGRA FEMALE 19-09-16 16 87 762010444 150147 RAJKUMAR TIWARI BETALAL 10-Jan-57 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 17 134 762286614 150186 GANESH MISHRA SADADAYAL MISHRA 08-Feb-58 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 18 178 772011899 150221 VIJAY SINGH BALAKRAM 02-Sep-57 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 19 192 770930011 150235 MAN SINGH SHAKYA RAJARAM 15-Aug-57 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 20 210 772011831 150250 KETAN SINGH MUNSHILAL 10-Dec-57 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 21 248 782011313 150283 BALRAM SINGH UDAYVEER SINGH 01-Dec-59 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 22 374 780820241 150402 UDAYVEER SINGH CHITTAR SINGH 05-Oct-57 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 23 415 802490841 150441 GOPAL RAM SOHAN LAL 01-Nov-56 AGRA MALE 19-09-16 24 492 782021011 150505 AJAB SINGH RAM BHAROSE LAL 02-Nov-57 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 25 584 792014328 150590 RAM PRASAD SUBEDAR SINGH 02-Sep-57 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 26 590 762800838 150596 HARENDRA SINGH SHYAM SINGH 08-May-58 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 27 683 782120747 150687 SANU LAL RAM KHILARI 30-Oct-58 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 28 774 812413786 150773 JAIPAL SINGH AMAR SINGH 05-Jun-61 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 29 854 800930183 150846 SATISH CHANDRA YADAV TEK SINGH YADAV 05-Sep-59 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 30 863 872012138 150855 JITENDRA PAL RAJAURIA RAM PRASAD RAJAURIA 29-Jan-68 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 31 885 762012785 150876 KRISHNA SWAROOP DEEN DAYAL 01-Jul-58 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 32 929 810930261 150916 SAGUN SINGH SIYARAM 02-Jan-61 AGRA MALE 20-09-16 33 1076 782012114 151050 HAR PRASAD BOLE SINGH 05-Aug-57 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 34 1271 812411373 151239 BARE LAL NANDRAM 03-Jan-63 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 35 1297 842490755 151265 ROOP SINGH BRAJAN SINGH 01-Jan-65 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 36 1360 822280736 151328 JAYANT PRAKASH BABU RAM 04-Jan-63 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 37 1411 822414391 151379 SHYAM BIHARI DURJAN LAL 07-Aug-62 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 38 1449 860930891 151417 BALVEER SINGH GOKUL PRASAD 04-Sep-65 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 39 1464 812070042 151432 AMAR SINGH BALWANT SINGH 15-Dec-61 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 40 1496 762010705 151464 RAIS PAL SARMAN SINGH 15-Dec-56 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 41 1504 840930765 151472 GYAN SINGH BANWARI LAL 01-Oct-61 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 42 1505 872340222 151473 MOTI RAM ROSHAN LAL 12-Aug-67 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 43 1521 842650571 151489 GOPAL PRASAD MOHAR SINGH 08-Oct-61 AGRA MALE 21-09-16 44 1584 842480060 151551 GAJENDRA PAL SINGH LEKHRAJ SINGH 21-May-64 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 45 1632 890900666 151598 DAYANAND SINGH JEEVA RAM 05-Dec-67 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 46 1677 812013713 151642 DEVENDRA SINGH BHAWAR SINGH 08-Aug-62 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 47 1688 822012999 151654 LAL SINGH GIRRAJ SINGH 29-Dec-62 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 48 1706 832490404 151672 SURENDRA SINGH NAWAB SINGH 24-Jun-64 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 49 1711 842280471 151677 KULDEEP YADAV LAL SINGH YADAV 15-Aug-64 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 50 1743 862490461 151709 PRAVEEN KUMAR PREM SINGH 01-Jul-67 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 CHANDRA PRAKASH 51 1762 872030437 151728 RAM GOPAL SHARMA 08-Apr-67 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 SHARMA 52 1778 872531318 151744 RAMVEER SINGH LAXMAN SINGH 20-Jul-68 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 53 1781 872109043 151747 VEER RAJ SINGH MAHRAJ SINGH 01-Jul-67 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 54 1798 882490278 151763 SOHAN LAL DAUJI RAM 15-Aug-64 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 55 1802 892490066 151767 MUNNA LAL RAGHUVEER SINGH 15-Dec-64 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 56 1814 892020331 151779 JAWAHAR SINGH RATIRAM 28-Jan-70 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 57 1817 892230051 151782 SATYABHAN SINGH BRAJNANDAN SINGH 20-May-70 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 58 1825 892021347 151789 RAJENDRA SINGH RAM AUTAR 22-Jan-70 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 59 1838 902020292 151802 JAI PRAKASH RAJVEER SINGH 10-Jul-70 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 SHIVENDRA SINGH 60 1840 902230387 151804 SHIV KUMAR SINGH 10-Mar-72 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 BHADAURIA 61 1842 902010985 151806 PRADEEP KUMAR HARGOVIND SINGH 10-Aug-70 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 62 1871 942800078 151835 RAM NARESH BADAN SINGH 01-Jul-72 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 63 1877 942530926 151841 CHANDRA SHEKHAR AZAD ARJUN SINGH 10-Sep-75 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 64 1909 830831717 151873 KISHAN SINGH MOHAN LAL 04-May-63 AGRA MALE 22-09-16 65 2219 960540279 152174 SHIV SINGH KARANPAL SINGH 04-May-76 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 66 2224 862029052 152179 VIJAYPAL SINGH KINDAR SINGH 03-Mar-67 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 67 2228 870680106 152183 NETRAPAL SINGH DESHRAJ GAUTAM 15-Nov-67 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 68 2249 860520827 152204 KARN SINGH RAMU SINGH 03-Sep-66 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 69 2260 900730478 152215 AWDESH KUMAR RM PRAKASH 01-Sep-71 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 70 2261 910730035 152216 RAJENDRA SINGH BHUDEV SINGH 01-Jan-72 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 71 2262 920470642 152217 KISHAN PAL SINGH SIYARAM 01-Jan-74 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 72 2358 902020582 152310 DEVENDRA KUMAR SHRI KRISHNA RAJPOOT 01-Oct-71 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 Page 1 of 52 SENIORITY DATE OF GENDE Sl No PNO ROLL NO NAME FATHER NAME POSTING PET DATE NO BIRTH R 73 2416 982240265 152359 SANTOSH KUMAR RISAL SINGH 21-Jul-76 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 74 2460 942150506 152401 RAVI SHANKAR RAM BAHADUR SINGH 15-Feb-72 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 75 2464 880930060 152405 SARVESH KUMAR SHYAM LAL 21-Jun-67 AGRA MALE 23-09-16 76 2709 872230606 152631 HARIBHAN SINGH BARELAL 24-Oct-67 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 77 2760 902028182 152682 PRAMOD KUMAR RAM SANEHI 02-Oct-69 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 78 2795 912032016 152716 PREM PAL SAUJI RAM 01-May-71 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 79 2804 912018155 152725 KISHORI LAL HARIKESH 10-Jun-68 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 80 2828 942650152 152749 MUNESH KUMAR JANKI PRASAD 01-Sep-74 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 81 2938 852490110 152853 RANJEET SINGH SUKHWASI LAL 01-Jan-67 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 82 2968 880930624 152883 BHAGWAN SINGH SUKHHAN 12-Sep-66 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 83 2973 892490170 152888 JANMED SINGH JOHRI LAL 02-Aug-68 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 84 3008 900900165 152922 SUBHASH CHAND RATI RAM 07-Jul-69 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 85 3039 910930578 152953 ALOK KUMAR GYAN CHAND 15-Sep-72 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 86 3064 942490701 152978 SUNIL KUMART RIPATHI RAM SUNDAR TRIPATHI 06-Mar-75 AGRA MALE 24-09-16 87 3091 972240536 153002 VIKAS YADAV ASHOK KUMAR 22-Mar-78 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 88 3338 860520915 153237 DEVENDRA SINGH SARDAR SINGH 30-Jan-68 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 89 3352 880480158 153251 YOGENDRA SINGH VIRENDRA SINGH 10-Feb-69 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 90 3375 900520035 153274 SURENDRA SINGH JAY SINGH 01-Jan-71 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 91 3392 910520054 153290 PRAMOD KUMAR GARG HAR SWAROOP SHARMA 15-Jul-72 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 92 3406 922010125 153305 CHARAN SINGH RATN SINGH 01-Jan-70 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 93 3410 920520057 153309 SATENDRA SINGH SUKHRAM SINGH 12-Jan-72 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 94 3419 922010112 153317 SUDEEP KUMAR YADAV RAGHUPAL SINGH 07-Jul-72 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 95 3432 920520422 153330 LAKHAN SINGH RAM SINGH 15-Jun-73 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 96 3509 960501050 153408 DINESH KUMAR SOLANKI RAJJU SINGH SOLANKI 05-Jul-76 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 97 3524 982010729 153423 NETRAPAL SINGH MAHAVIR SINGH 20-Jul-78 AGRA MALE 26-09-16 98 3737 912280428 153627 UMESH CHAND BHAGABAN SINGH 01-Apr-72 AGRA MALE 27-09-16 99 348 772550231 150378 MOOL KRISHNA GAUTAM NARAYAN SWAROP 11-Sep-56 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 100 356 810930043 150385 RANVEER SINGH MAHENDRA SINGH 01-Jul-61 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 101 373 772010809 150401 BALVEER SINGH MOHAN LAL 01-Dec-57 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 102 405 872012141 150432 SUDHIR KUMAR RAGHURAJ SINGH 03-Mar-67 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 103 426 782028197 150452 THAKUR DAS BAIJNATH 02-Sep-56 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 104 430 790930091 150456 JITENDRA PAL SINGH VANSHIDHAR 26-Jul-59 ALIGARH MALE 19-09-16 105 434 792010078 150460 GANGA SINGH BHAWAR SINGH 25-Nov-59 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