JAYENDRA KR TIWARY (SASARAM)

Thursday, January 3, 2013

NIRC ELECTION 2012 UPDATE

NIRC REGIONAL COUNCIL RESULTS

POSITION AFTER ELIMINATION

TWENTYTWO 2012

1 Agrawal Harit, 764

2 Agrawal Rajesh Kumar 791

3 Agrawal Sunil Kumar 520

4 Ajit Kumar 602

5 Alok Krishan 695

6 Anand Yogita 692

8 Bansal Manoj Kumar 887

10 Bansal Radhey Shyam 1044

12 Chawla Raj 718

13 Chugh Hans Raj 1074

14 Garg Deepak 909

15 Garg Gaurav 624

16 Garg Sumit 494

17 Garg Vishal 1148

19 Goyal Satish 491

22 Gupta Swadesh 1027

30 Kathpalia Ashwani K 614

31 Kedia Gopal Kumar 1299 REACHED QUOTA

33 Khetrapal Rashmi 537

34 Khurana Vivek 607

35 Maheshwari Pramod K 719

36 Makkar Rakesh 627

38 Narang Rajinder 831

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