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2015-16 (Final) Indag Rubber Limited Statement showing unpaid/unclaimed as on 19/06/2017 for the dividend 2015-2016 (Final) (A/c no. 50200019425892) Folio No. FIRSTNAME MIDNAME LASTNAME ADD STATE DISTRICT PIN Unpaid Due Date Dividend for transfer Amount to IEPF Rs. S05186 SATINDRA SINGH AHLUWALIA 1652, Phase 3-b-2 Sas Nagar, Mohali Chandigarh. Punjab 160000 3000.00 02-Jul-2023 K02217 KUMUD SHAH 15/72 C Civil Lines Kanpur U P Uttar Pradesh 208001 3750.00 02-Jul-2023 C/o. D.b. Bhalla A-201 (annexe) Defence Colony R00205 RAJ BHALLA Meerut Uttar Pradesh 250001 1500.00 02-Jul-2023 K02461 KISHANLAL ANAND 768 Ashok Chowk Adarsh Nagar Jaipur Rajasthan 302004 1500.00 02-Jul-2023 K02462 KAMLESH ANAND 768 Ashok Chowk Adarsh Nagar Jaipur Rajasthan 302004 1500.00 02-Jul-2023 N01761 NARAYAN ANAND 768 Ashok Chowk Adarsh Nagar Jaipur Rajasthan Rajasthan 302004 2250.00 02-Jul-2023 K02476 KAVITA JAIN P-3, Sukhi Jeevan Near Ajmer Bridge Jaipur Rajasthan 302006 1500.00 02-Jul-2023 C/o. 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