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RAGHURAI RAGHURAJ BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC BANK OF BARODA KAJU miyC/k gSA 8 RAMA DEVI BANKE LAL BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC BANK OF BARODA CHAURADEEH miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 9 RUPA DEVI RAMESH KUMAR BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 10 SAVITRI DEVI CHANDI LAL BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 11 SHIMLA DEVI INDRARAJ BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 12 SHIVKALI LATE SHYAM LAL BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 13 SHYAMKALI LATE RAMCHANDRA BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 14 SUKHNI LATE BINDESHVARI BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC STATE BANK OF INDIA MANAURI BAZAR miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 15 SUMARI DEVI LATE JEET LAL BALIPUR TATA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 16 SUNITA DEVI LET AMAR SINGH CHAKBADSHAHPUR CHAIL Kaushambi SC BANK OF BARODA CHAURADEEH miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 17 GIRJA DEVI BINDESHVARI CHALAULI CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHAIL BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 18 KUNTI DEVI RAM LAKHAN CHALAULI CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHAIL BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 19 ANJU DEVI JITENDRA KUMAR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi GENERAL CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 20 BALVANTI BANNA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 21 CHAMPA DEVI LATE GANESH PRASAD CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 22 CHANDRAKALI RAM KUSHOR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 23 CHANDRAVATI LATE SHARDA PRASSAD CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 24 GEETA DEVI BANVARI LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 25 HIRAMANI LATE HARISHCHANDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 26 KALAWATI PHOOL CHANDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 27 KALAWATI RAM CHANDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 28 KALUTI DEVI MEWA LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 29 KUSUM DEVI KISHORI LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC STATE BANK OF INDIA MANAURI BAZAR miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 30 KUSUM DEVI LATE AMAR SINGH CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 31 KUSUM DEVI LATE DHANRAJ SINGH CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 32 LAKSHMI DEVI PANCHU LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC BANK OF BARODA Sayd Sarawan, UP Branch miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 33 MAIKI DEVI BHONDU CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 34 MALTI SHANKAR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 35 MANJU DEVI PREM CHANDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC STATE BANK OF INDIA BIRAULI miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 36 MANOJA DEVI MAHAVEER PRASAD CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 37 MUNNI DEVI SWA SHIV PRASAD CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 38 NIRMALA DEVI LATE BACHAI LAL PATEL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 39 NIRMALA DEVI LATE KHADAK SINGH CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 40 PHULMATI SWA RADHE SHYAM CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 41 RAJ RANI RAM LAKHAN CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 42 RAJPATI LATE MOTILAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC BANK OF BARODA Sayd Sarawan, UP Branch miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 43 RAM KANYA VINOD KUMAR SHUKLA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi GENERAL CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 44 RAM RANI YOGENDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi GENERAL STATE BANK OF INDIA BIRAULI miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 45 RAM TAHNI RAM DEV YADAV CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 46 RAMA DEVI LATE KRISHNA PRASAD CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA 47 RAMPATI BHAWAR SINGH CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA KAJU RAMESHWAR PRASAD miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 48 RANNOO DEVI CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi GENERAL CHARWA MISHRA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 49 SANTRA DEVI LATE RAM JI CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 50 SAPNA YADAV LATE ASHISH KUMAR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 51 SARLA DEVI RAM MANOHAR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK LATE RAMESH KUMAR miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 52 SAVITA DEVI CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA PRAJAPATI BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 53 SHIVPATI SUKH LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 54 SHYAM KALI MOHAN LAL CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 55 SHYAM KALI SOORAJ DEEN CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 56 SHYAM LATA PRATAP CHANDRA CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi GENERAL CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 57 SONA DEVI RAM MURAT CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 58 SONI LATE VINOD KUMAR CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi SC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 59 SONI DEVI GULAB SINGH CHARWA CHAIL Kaushambi OBC CHARWA BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 60 SHANTI DINAI LAL ALAWALPUR TIKARI KARA Kaushambi SC DEVIGANJ BANK miyC/k gSA 61 AFSARI BEGAM ILIYAS KHAN ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 62 AKBARI BEGUM LATE MOHD SALIM ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 63 CHANDI SHUKLA NARMADA PRASAD ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 64 GUDIYA DEVI ASHRAFI LAL ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 65 KANTI DEVI LATE RAM LAKHAN ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 66 KUSHMA DEVI GYAN PRAKASH ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi MINORITY BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 67 PHULIYA HORI LAL ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 68 PUSHPA DEVI DILEEP KUMAR ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC STATE BANK OF INDIA DEVIGANJ miyC/k gSA 69 SAROJ DEVI GORAKHNATH ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA AFJALPURWARI miyC/k gSA 70 SAROJ DEVI GORAKHNATH ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi GENERAL BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 71 SAVITRI DEVI LATE HIRA LAL ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 72 SHIVRANi KALLU ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 73 SONI DEVI RAM ASRE ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA 74 SUSHILA DEVI RAJKUMAR ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA SHAURI BUJURG, UP miyC/k gSA 75 VIMALA DEVI JAGANNATH ALIPUR JITA KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA ALIPUR JEETA miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 76 KUNTI DEVI LATE KUNJAN AMBAIE BUJURG KARA Kaushambi OBC DEVIGANJ BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 77 NANKI DEVI RAM SAJEEWAN AMBAIE BUJURG KARA Kaushambi OBC DEVIGANJ BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 78 SHIV RANI LATE AMRIT LAL AMBAIE BUJURG KARA Kaushambi OBC DEVIGANJ BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 79 BITTI DEVI DAKKHINI ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 80 BITTI DEVI SHREEKANT ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 81 FOOLIYA GYANCHANDRA ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi OBC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 82 JYOTI PANDEY SHRAVAN KUMAR ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi GENERAL SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 83 KAMMO DEVI LATE RAM CHANDRA ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi OBC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA GULAMIPUR,KAUSHAMBI, 84 KESHPATI SALIKRAM ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi OBC BANK OF BARODA UP miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 85 KUSUM KALI LATE MAHESH PRASAD ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 86 LALTI DEVI BAVALI ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 87 LAXMI DEVI KALLU ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 88 LILAWATI SANTOSH KUMAR ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi OBC SHAJADPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 89 MALTI DEVI LATE VIJAY KUMAR ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi OBC KALYANPUR BANK miyC/k gSA BARODA UTTAR PRADESH GRAMIN 90 NAIKI VIDESHI ANDAWAN KARA Kaushambi SC
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