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Page 1 Kalvisiragukal G. O. Ms No. 218, S. E. Dept. Dated 20.06.2019 www.Padasalai.Net www.TrbTnpsc.com G. O. Ms. No. 218, S. E. Dept. Dated 20. 06. 2019 – General Transfer - Batch cases – Writ Petitions listed on 03/10/2019 in Madras High Court Sl. No. W. P. Number Name of the Petitioners 1 18146/2019 C. Rajendran and 8 others 2 18209/2019 K. Dhanalakshmi 3 18214/2019 V. Palani 4 18215/2019 N. Muniraju 5 18218/2019 M. Thenmozhi 6 18220/2019 A. Jaganathan 7 18240/2019 V. Tamilselvan 8 17842/2019 K. Amala Devi 9 18446/2019 A. Gandhimathi 10 18458/2019 L. TamilSelvan 11 18640/2019 S. Ganesan and 16 Others 12 18657/2019 V. Krishnaveni 13 18662/2019 R. TamilSelvi 14 18665/2019 L. Selvaraju 15 18670/2019 R. Kaladevi 16 18673/2019 T. Kanagasabai 17 18674/2019 V. Bharathi Padasalai18 18818/2019 A. Malligai 19 18820/2019 M. Krishnan and 42 Others 20 18822/2019 M. Manjula 21 18826/2019 S. Saraswathy 22 18824/2019 K. Ganapathy and 3 Others 23 18858/2019 M. S. Viveganandan 24 18853/2019 R. 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