AAPDA MITRA. (Training of Community Volunteers in Disaster Response in India) Scheme Sponsored by

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1 AAPDA MITRA (Training of Community Volunteers in Disaster Response in India) Scheme Sponsored by National Disaster Management Authority, (NDMA) India Supported by: Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (HPSDMA), Govt. of Himachal Pradesh Organized by District Disaster Management Authority, Mandi (H.P) In collaborations of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali

2 Implementation of Centrally Sponsored Scheme Aapda Mitra - Training of Community Volunteers in Disaster Response in India The District Mandi, a multi-disaster prone district, is predominantly rural in character. The geoclimatic conditions of Mandi make it vulnerable to many hazards. The lives and livelihood of millions of the people residing in Mandi gets affected by various disasters from time to time. The District witness s various types of natural and human induced disasters, like Floods, Drought, Earthquake, Fire, Road accidents, Epidemics, Heat Waves, Cold Waves, and Landslides etc. Dharampur cloud burst & flash Flood of 2014, several small Earthquake tremor and several landslides (Kotropi the serious) have been worst disasters in the history of Mandi. In addition to natural disasters, human induced disasters also pose serious challenge to the people of Mandi. Environment and climate change issues have been at the centre of disasters with increased frequency of extreme weather conditions, thus requiring an eco-sensitive approach to deal with them. With a paradigm-shift from post-disaster efforts to pre-disaster initiatives; better institutional arrangements and increased awareness and preparations, the District is moving towards disaster resilience and emerging as a leader in the field of disaster risk reduction and management and setting examples for other districts of Himachal Pradesh to follow. Community Preparedness It is easy to say that the Himalayas are prone to disasters. Every year we are facing many disaster and over a million peoples get affected by it. About a third of these disasters are from floods. As a matter of fact, 12% of the total landmass of the country (40 million hectare) is flood prone. Floods being the most common natural disaster, people have, out of experience, devised many ways of coping with them. as floods are not confined to one state and flooding in one state leads to flooding in adjoining states. More effective prevention strategies would save not only tens of billions of dollars, but save tens of thousands of lives. Funds currently spent on intervention and relief could be devoted to enhancing equitable and sustainable development instead, which would further reduce the risk for war and disaster. Building a culture of prevention is not easy. While the costs of prevention have to be paid in the present, its benefits lie in a distant future. Moreover, the benefits are not tangible; they are the disasters that did NOT happen. Kofi Annan, Facing the Humanitarian Challenge: Towards a Culture of Prevention Community preparedness can be thought of as the advance capacity of a community to respond to the consequences of an adverse event by having plans in place so that people know what to

3 do. This type of program can increase resilience to flash flood and other hazardous events, reduce economic losses, and shorten recovery periods. What is a Flood? Flood is such a high stage in a water course i.e. river, river tributary or a water retaining body i.e. lake, pond, reservoir, seas, ocean or other low lying areas the level at which water over flows over its banks and inundates the adjoining areas. They are one of the natural calamities that India faces almost every year in varying degree of magnitude. What are the factors responsible for floods? There are various factors, including wide variation in rainfall over time and space and inadequate carrying capacity of rivers. The problems get accentuated due to silting, bank erosion, landslides, poor natural drainage, glacial lake outburst, etc. Indiscriminate development and encroachments on flood plain areas, improper planning and construction of roads, railway lines, etc. have also been responsible the or increase in flood damages. With increased deforestation, the surface run-off has increased at the cost of infiltration, leading to tons of sediment being deposited on the riverbed on reaching the plains reducing carrying capacity further. Building dams will exacerbate this effect. What are the types of the flood? There are two broad kinds of flooding: riverine floods, where the rivers swell up and overtop their banks flash floods which are caused up in the hills from rapid rainfall, from glacial lake outbursts, from cloudbursts. Also quite common are landslide dam outburst floods. Lots of times landslides come down and block the river; the dam breaches and causes intense flooding. Flood management Flood management does not aim at total elimination or control of floods or providing total immunity from the effects of all magnitudes of floods. It is a multipronged strategy ranging from modifying the floods by means of structural measures to learning to live with the floods by means of other non-structural measures is well within pragmatic realism in flood management. It is time to move ahead from project and programme approach to systemic approach to flood management and mitigation.

4 Centrally Sponsored Scheme: Aapda Mitra The central government and the state governments are required to take steps for capacity development for taking effective and sustainable preventive, preparatory and mitigative measures in pre-floods stage and effective and prompt response during- and post-floods stages. The NDMA has approved a Centrally Sponsored Scheme focusing on training community volunteers in disaster response in the 30 most flood-prone districts of 25 states in India. Aim of the scheme: Aapda Mitra Training programme aims is to train community volunteers with the skills that they would need to respond to their community s immediate needs in the aftermath of a disaster, thereby, enabling them to undertake basic relief and rescue tasks from emergency situations such as floods, flash floods, and urban flooding, when emergency services are not readily available. Objectives: To train able-bodied community volunteers in disaster response (flood relief and rescue) at the panchayat/block level in districts Mandi. To train the volunteers in life saving skills of disaster response, coordination and assistance, and provide personal protective equipment and emergency responder kit. To create a Community Emergency Stockpile/Reserve at the district/block level containing essential light search and rescue equipments, medical first aid kits, etc. Outcome: a. Training of 6000 community volunteers (200 per state) b. Development of standardized training modules at the National Level and training institutes will be identified at the state level to impart training to volunteers Effective inter-agency co-operation and co-ordination Successful disaster response requires a quick and organised response. The active participation of affected communities and various Government departments like Fire Brigade, Police, Health etc. is thus critical to any response activity. Therefore, the DDMA Mandi shall focus on establishing response mechanisms that are quick, co-ordinated and participative.

5 District Mandi: Aapda Mitra District Mandi of the Himachal Pradesh state is one of the 30 most flood-prone districts of 25 states in India which is selected to implement Aapda Mitra scheme. It is important that the experiences are shared with other so that benefits of federal structure flow to all constituent. When a disaster happens, volunteers from the affected community are normally the first to act. The impact of volunteers in disaster response can be tremendous, as the extent of damage in terms of economic and human loss is greatly influenced by the initial response to a disaster. therefore, there lies a critical need to train these volunteers in certain basic skills in disaster management so that they are able to respond in an informed and prompt manner as well as assist the concerned agencies in rescue and relief operations. Under the Aapda Mitra Training Programme 200 Community Volunteers (150 Community Volunteers and 50 Patwari/Panchayat Secretary) from the community are selected from vulnerable areas of District Mandi and under gone the training on disaster response at Regional Waters Sport Centre, Pong Dam, District Kangra in 6 batches w.e.f 13th November to 30th December (Annexure A). They will also be equipped with emergency responder kits, so that they can act immediately in case of any disaster. The volunteers will be trained to identify risks and hazards in their local areas and trained to deal with the situations including conducting search and rescue, first aid and relief measures. Empanelment of State Training Institutions Based on the Criteria set by National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) through the NTC, for Empanelment of State Training Institutions for Aapda Mitra Training Programme. under the guidance of Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (HPSDMA), Shimla, Regional Water Sports Centre Pong Dam, District Kangra, as a subsidiary of Himachal Pradesh Government chosen for imparting trainings to volunteers. RWSC conducts various Regional, National, and International level events. Pong dam has a very good water sports training site, with all modern facilities and equipments where regular Basic, Intermediate, advance and method of instruction courses and different coaching camp are being regularly organised. Adventure activities like Swimming, Kayaking, canoeing, Rowing, Sailing, Water Surfing, water skiing, water safety and rescue technique, White water Rafting, Mountain biking, Trekking are conducted here on a regular basis. Disaster Management courses are also being organised.

6 The centre is conducting different water sports training activities & Disaster Management Activities at Water Sports centre Bilaspur & River Rafting Centre Pirdi Distt. Kullu. Faculty Members: - 1. Mr. Rakesh Walia (Sr. Water Sports Instructor) 2. Mr. Deepak Thakur (Water Sports Instructor) 3. Mr. Gimnar Singh (Water Sports Instructor) 4. Mr. B.S Guleria (Engine Driver) 5. Mr. Sanjeev Chaudhary (Boatman) 6. Mr. Tilak Raj (Sr. Asstt.) 7. Mr. Nand Kishore (Jr. Asstt) RWSC also Hire Visiting Instructor as per our requirement Basis. Equipment: - RWSC conduct Different Water Sports & Disaster Management activities; hence RWSC have following equipment as follows. Life jackets, Life buoys, White Water Kayaks, Still Water Kayaks, Canoe, Rowing Boats, Sail Boats, Water Skies, Surf Board, Ropes (Climbing & rappelling), Carabineers, Descenders, Ascenders(Jumar), Seat harness, Mittons, Helmets, Raft Boat Introduction to the course The main goal of the course in giving the participants the adequate training and knowledge to use the state-of-the-art methods, techniques, tools and equipment to conduct an efficient search and rescue (SAR) services in their respective regions & a brief description of their role during any disaster. The course presentations, notes and programme were followed as planned. Training Content The training module for the training course was provided by the NDMA develop & approved by a National Technical Agency (NTA) under the guidance of National Technical Committee(NTC) based on The training module main aims for the SAR were mainly: Understand the SAR System and act as first responder during floods. Investigate and obtain information about an incident to initiate response to a SAR incident which will be vital for the success of the operations; Correctly use of Search and Flood Rescue Equipment. The course syllabus was as follows: General features of Natural disasters salient features of disaster response & relief. Principles of Disaster Management. Role first responders in Disaster Relief Operations

7 How floods are caused, different causes of failures of embankments. Importance of vigilance and watch. Embankments and Emergency repairs, Problems created and role of local administration in relief work. Special rescue problems in dealing with secondary hazards i.e. landslides, etc. Warning against Flood Disasters weather forecasting, IMD alerts, and warnings by district administration and importance of Community Risk Mapping. Surface Water Rescue: safety considerations, methods PPE & training. Flood Rescue Emergency Drill, Casualty Handling & Recovery. Flood Rescue: Boats, types of boats, parts of a boat and safety equipments. Types & Use of ropes/swr in rescue work. Knots and lashings etc. Corpse disposal organization. Its necessity, equipments, manpower & procedure of disposal of dead. Life Buoys & Hooks, Procedure of use & Safety lines. Underwater Search & Recovery: information on drowned bodies fixing, marking and assessments, recovery methods and tools. Preparation of improvised flood rescue and swimming Aids-Types, their constructions & application in water body. Use & practice of triangular & roller bandages-use of splints, Cardio Pulmonary resuscitation & Artificial Respiration Outdoor exercise of flood rescue operation with improvised rafts, Life jackets, Improvised swimming aids, etc. The course structure was mainly in presentations followed by practical exercises. Course materials were given in hard copy both for theory and practical lectures before the actual lecture was done. The Participant were also regularly assessed with practical tests. DC-cum-CHAIRMAN DDMA District Mandi

8 Schedule of Training Programme of Aapda Mitra (Annexure-A ) Batch Participan t 1st 19 2 nd 29 Date 13 th November to 20 th November 21th November to 28 th November Sub Division Area Balh Karsog Date/ Pickup point 12 th November 12:00 PM SDM office, 20 th November SDM Office Karsog 12:00 PM Date/ Dropping point 21 st November SDM Office 29 th November SDM Office Karsog 3 rd th November to 06 th December Sadar Mandi Seraj 28 th November D.C office, Mandi 12:00 PM 07 th December D.C office Mandi 4 th th December to 14 th December Sarkaghat Dharampur 06 th December SDM office, Dharampur 12:00 PM 15 th December SDM Office Dharampur 5 th th December to 22th December Drang Chauntra 14 th December SDM Office, Padhar 12:00 PM 23 rd December SDM Office Padhar 6 th 44 23th December to 30 th December Sadar Mandi 22 nd December D.C Office, Mandi 12:00 PM 30 th December D.C Office Mandi

9 Glimpse of Aapda Mitra training Deputy Commissioner Mandi sending team of Volunteer to Pong Dam for Aapda Mitra Class Room Section Field Lecture White Water Kayaking White Water Rafting

10 Practical Exercise Jumaring & Ascending Techniques Demo of Boat Capsized & Rescue Valley Crossing & Tyro line Traverse

11 Certificate distribution, Closing Ceremony Chaired by Dist. Revenue Officer, Mandi & Group Photo

12 Sub-Division wise list of Aapda Mitra Rakshak during Flood Disaster at Mandi District. 1 Tarapati Sarkaghat 2 Lekh raj Sarkaghat 3 Karam Singh Sarkaghat 4 Vishal Sarkaghat 5 Parveen Sub-Division Sarkaghat Sarkaghat 6 Vivek Sarkaghat 7 8 Ashwani Deepak Sarkaghat Sarkaghat Vill-Kothi P.O. Thina Galu Tehsil. Sarkaghat Vill- Khudi P.O. Khahan Tehsil. Sarkaghat District Vill-Saliage P.O. Gehra Tehsil. Sarkaghat District Vill- Jaral (Mohin) P.O. Navahi Tehsil Sarkaghat Vill- Kalas P.O. Thona Tehsil Sarkaghat District V.P.O. Tanihar Tehsil Sarkaghat District Mandi V.P.O. Tanihar Tehsil Sarkaghat District Mandi V.P.O. Tanihar Tehsil Sarkaghat District Mandi 9 Harish Sarkaghat V.P.O. Narola Tehsil Baldwara 10 Bablu rao Sarkaghat Kamlesh Narender Sarkaghat Sarkaghat 13 Nitin Pankaj Chandel Dinesh Jitesh Manoj Vijay Vinod Anant Ram V.P.O. Gopalpur Tehsil Sarkaghat District Mandi Vill- Karyal P.O. Cholthara Tehsil Sarkaghat Vill. Kaner P.O. Fatehsilpur Tehsil Sarkaghat District Mandi Sub-Division Vill-Nagwahan P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill- Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill-Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill-Dhanotu P.O.. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill Nehra P.O. Chambi Tehsil. Vill- Lower Behli P.O. Upper Behli Tehsil. Vill-Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill-Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil.

13 21 Vijay Shyam Lal Khem Chand Gajender Pal Nand Lal Roshan Lal Mehar Chand Shyam Lal Tilak Raj Bhim Dev Laxman Dass Vijay Nokh Ram Hatinder Singh Mahesh Sharma Shubham Chandel paul Avinash Chandel Manish Anil Rakesh Parveen Naresh Subhash Chand V.P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. District Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Khotla Tehsil & P.O. Nihri District Mandi Vill- Nahyog Tehsil & P.O. Nihri District Mandi Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. V.P.O Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. V ill- Talwali P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Nehra P.O. Chambi Tehsil. Vill- Bhalan P.O Behli Tehsil. Nihri District Mandi Vill- Chatter P.O. Jugahan Tehsil. Vill- Lehar P.O Baroti Tehsil. Dehar District Mandi Vill-Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. V.P.O Mahadev Tehsil. District Vill- Dhanotu P.O. Mahadev Tehsil. Vill- Bhonkatli P.O. Kalahod Tehsil. Vill- Chehari, P.O. Jarol Tehsil. Vill- Halel P.O. Kanaid Tehsil. Vill- Dodar P.O. Kpahi Tehsil. District Mandi. Vill- Bangloo P.O. Churd Tehsil Vill- & P.O. Slapper Tehsil. District

14 45 Ramesh Raj Ranjeet Soni Hem Lata Nirmala V.P.O Jugahan Tehsil. District Mandi Vill. Sai P.O. Jugahan Tehsil District V.P.O. Purana Bazaar H.No. 2/11 Near Sanskrit College VP.O. Chambi Tehsil District Mandi Vill. Dhawal Tehsil District Mandi Sub-Division Drang 50 Rajesh Drang Vill.- Ropa P.O. Ropa Tehsil Padhar District Mandi 51 Manoj Drang Vill.- Maseran P.O. Pali Tehsil Padhar District 52 Rajesh Drang Vill.- Thuji P.O. Barot Sub Tehsil Tikken District Kamlesh Virbhadar Singh Drang Vill- Sahal P.O. Kunnu Tehsil Padhar District Drang Vil.l- Kashamal P.O. Boching Tehsil Padhar District 55 Man Singh Drang Vill.-Swar P.O. silhbudhani Tehsil Padhar District 56 Meena Ram Drang V.P.O. Sudhar Tehsil Padhar 57 Kamru Nag Drang Vill. - Dhamchyan P.O. Thaltukhod Tehsil Padhar 58 Prem Singh Drang Vill- Barthwan P.O. Urla Tehsil Padhar District 59 Guddi Devi Drang Vill- Badwhan P.O. Urla Tehsil Padhar District 60 Sheela Devi Drang Vill- Badwhan P.O. Urla Tehsil Padhar District 61 Tulsi Ram Drang Vill- Patan P.O. Kathog Tehsil Padhar District 62 Karam Singh Sadar 63 Bhed Ram Sadar 64 Kesar Singh Sadar 65 Jawahar Lal Sadar 66 Yog raj Sadar Sub-Division Sadar Vill-Seog, P.O. Pandoh, Tehsil Sadar District Mandi Vill-Piun P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill-Piun P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill- Plochari P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut Vill-Shikari P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut

15 67 Yadav Singh Sadar Rajeev Shakuntla Devi Sadar Sadar 70 Vimla Devi Sadar 71 Acharri Devi Sadar 72 Kamla Devi Sadar 73 Jagdish Chand Sadar 74 Pushap Raj Sadar 75 Jitenter 76 Prem Singh Sadar 77 Kuber Singh Sadar 78 Dole Ram Sadar 79 Deepak Sharma 80 Parmanand Sadar 81 Chet Ram Sadar Ghanshyam Lal Prashant 84 Neeraj Gupta Sadar 85 Gopal Singh Sadar Vill-Piun P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill-Piun P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill-Ropa P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill-Jad P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill Ranged P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut Vill-Ropa P.O. Kot Khamradha Tehsil. Aut District Vill- Koon P.O. Kot Tehsil Kotli District Mandi Vill- Duhk P.O. Majhwar Tehsil. Sadar District Sadar H. No , Thanehra Mohalla Vill Binol P.O. Gharan Tehsil. Sadar District Mandi Vill- Khalara P.O. Gharan Tehsil. Sadar District Vill Binol P.O. Gharan Tehsil. Sadar District Mandi Sadar V.P.O. Randhara Tehsil. Sadar Vill-Kundakha P.O Kataula Tehsil Sadar District Vill. Palsenar P.O Nagwain Tehsil Aut District Sadar Vill. Sharn P.O Panarsa Tehsil. Aut District Mandi Sadar H. No. 362/5 Sain Mohalla Mandi Vill. Shila Kipar P.O. Dudar Tehsil. Sadar District Mandi Vill. Takoli P.O. Panarsa Tehsil. Aut District Mandi 86 Prem Singh Sadar Vill Takoli P.O. Panarsa Tehsil. Aut District Mandi 87 Neel Mani Sadar 88 Kushal Singh Sadar 89 Yogesh Sadar 90 Mohinder Sadar Vill. Komali Seri P.O. Panarsa Tehsil. Aut District Mandi Vill. Takoli P.O. Panarsa Tehsil. Aut District Mandi Vill. Ropa P.O. Kot Kharmadha Tehsil Aut District Mandi Vill. Sandhoa P.O. Kataula Tehsil Sadar District Mandi

16 91 Surat Ram Sadar Ashish Yahswant Thakur Sadar Sadar Vill. Nasloh P.O. Rehardhar Tehsil Sadar District Mandi H. No. 253/5 near CMO residence Palace Colony Mandi Vill. Bariropa P.O. Shivabadar Tehsil Sadar District Mandi 94 Bansi Lal Sadar Vill. Sari P.O Majhwar Tehsil Sadar District Mandi Manish Bhupender Singh 97 Kiran Sadar Sadar H. No. 216/5 Palace Colony District Mandi Sadar V.P.O Alathu Tehsil Sadar District Mandi Vill. Takoli P.O. Nagwain Tehsil. Aut District Mandi Sub-Division Balh 98 Pal Balh V.P.O. Leda Tehsil. Balh 99 Ajay Balh V.P.O. Kathyoun Tehsil. Balh 100 Neel mani Balh 101 Sanjay Balh 102 Mohan Lal Balh 103 Umesh 104 Govind Ram Balh 105 Pawan Balh 106 Narender Vill- Panolu P.O. Barswan Tehsil Balh. District Vill- Bagla P.O. Nagchala Tehsil Balh, District Vill. Rathoa P.O. Tikker Tehsil Balh District Mandi Balh V.P.O Gagal Tehsil Balh Balh 107 Chet Ram Balh 108 Parama Nand Balh Chander Mohan Ashwini Vill. Soyra P.O. Balt Tehsil Balh District Mandi Vill. Tyambla P.O. Kathyahun Tehsil Balh District Vill. Chhajwali P.O. Dasehra Tehsil Balh District Vill. Kangru Kot P.O. Baggi Tehsil Balh District Vill. Balh P.O. Gagal Tehsil Balh District Mandi Balh Vill. Barsu Tehsil Balh Balh 111 Dalip Singh Balh 112 Gaurav Saini Balh 113 Lokesh Minhas Balh Vill. Kotlu P.O. Galma Tehsil Balh District Mandi Vill. Baradhar P.O. Behna Tehsil Balh District Vill. Sayanh P.O. Lohara Tehsil Balh District Mandi Vill. Nouroo. P.O. Bhangrotu Tehsil Balh District

17 114 Sumeet Balh 115 Nikhil Sen Balh 116 Ankush Saini Balh 117 Yashwant Singh Vill. Sayanh P.O. Lohra Tehsil Balh District Mandi Vill. Kansa Chock P.O. Dhaban Tehsil Balh District Vill. Syanh P.O. Lohara Tehsil Balh District Mandi Sub-Division Dharampur Dharampur 118 Manoj Dharampur 119 Anup Dharampur 120 Sanjeev Dharampur 121 Ranjeet Singh Dharampur Vill- Morla P.O. Brang Tehsil. Dharampur District Development Block Dharampur District Mandi V.P.O. Tanihar Tehsil. Dharampur District Mandi Vill- Mathi Panwar P.O. & Tehsil Dharampur Vill- Gharwasra P.O. Seoh Tehsil. Dharampur 122 Badal Thakur Dharampur V.P.O. Dhalara Tehsil Sandhol Surender Singh Dinesh Dhalaria Dharampur Vill-Parli Paryal P.O. Samour Tehsil. Dharampur Dharampur V.P.O. Dhalara Tehsil. Sandhol 125 Ankit Dharampur Santosh Sandeep Jagdish Chand Dharmpur Dharampur Dharmpur 129 Anil Dharampur 130 Manoj Dharampur 131 Jagdish Dharampur 132 Vikas Dharampur 133 Vijay Dharampur 134 Rahul Thakur Dharampur 135 Bias Dev Thakur Dharampur 136 Sunil Dharampur Vill- Lagyar P.O. & Sub Tehsil Tihra District Mandi Vill- Tihra P.O. Tihra Tehsil Sarkaghat District V.P.O. Tihra & Sub Tehsil Tihra District Mandi Vill- Hawani P.O. Baroti Tehsil Dharampur District Vill- Roso P.O. Sadhot Sub Tehsil Tihra District V.P.O. Kamlah Tehsil. Dharampur District Mandi Vill- Kheri P.O. Kamlah Fort Tehsil Dharampur District, V.P.O. Kamlah Fort Tehsil. Dharampur District Vill- Manudhar P.O. Dhawali Tehsil. Dharampur Vill- Manudhar P.O. Dhawali Tehsil. Dharampur Vill- Richhali P.O. Dhawali Tehsil Dharampur Vill- Dabrot P.O. Marhi Tehsil Dharampur District

18 137 Bhup Singh Dharampur 138 Nisha Devi Dharampur Kuldeep Singh Rakesh Mahender Dhaarmpur Dharampur Dharampur 142 Ajay Dhaarmpur 143 Anil Dharampur 144 Amit Dhaarmpur 145 Pawan Dharampur Vill & P.O. Tanehar Tehsil Dharampur District Vill- Dattwar P.O. & Tehsil Sandhol District Mandi Vill- Kot P.O. & Sub Tehsil. Tihra District Mandi Vill-Manjhed P.O. Grouru Tehsil Dharampur Vill- Baharad P.O. Grouru Tehsil Dharampur Vill-Manjhed P.O. Grouru Tehsil Dharampur Vill & Tehsil Grouru Tehsil Dharampur District Vill- Ropari Bagfal P.O. Grouru Tehsil Dharampur Vill- Nansuhy P.O. Sidhpur Tehsil Dharampur Sub-Division Thunag 146 Megh Singh Siraj Vill. Kalwara P.O. khuhan Tehsil balichowki 147 Mast Ram Siraj Vill. Dhamsehad P.O. Somnachni Tehsil Balichowki 148 Ved Prakash Siraj Vill. Shawatha P.O. Tehsil Balichowki District 149 Naval Siraj Vill. Dadwas P.O. Thachi Tehsil Balichowki 150 Sher Singh Siraj Vill. Chuhat P.O. Bagachanogi Tehsil Thunag 151 Mast Ram Siraj 152 Anshul Chauhan Devender pal Sudesh Ramesh Ajeet Singh Pradeep Singh Tarun Thakur Sub-Division Vill. Mani P.O. Tehsil Balichowki District Mandi V.P.O. Khadoar Tehsil. Lad Bharol District Mandi V.P.O. Nauhli Tehsil joginder District Mandi Vill-Tour P.O. Baag Tehsil Lad Bharol District Vill- Kass P.O. Bhararu Tehsil Siraj District Mandi Vill- Dhelu P.O. Dohag Tehsil Vill- Galu P.O. Dull Tehsil District V.P.O. Bhararu Tehsil District

19 159 Rajesh Sunny Vishal Hardev Singh Suresh Trilok Singh Sumit Rana Sumit Sanjeev Akat Ali Vikas Abhishek Sharma Silo Ram Mangat Ram Sanjay Amandeep Thakur Jagdish Thakur Rajesh Vill-Bharyara P.O. Chauntra Tehsil Vill- Majhwar P.O. Jalpehar Tehsil Vill- Seri P.O. & Tehsil District Vill- Sarli P.O. Dohag Tehsil Vill- Bhararpat P.O. Basona Tehsil. Lad Bharol Vill- Gawela P.O & Tehsil Lad Bharol District Vill- Banander P.O. & Tehsil Lad Bharol District Vill- Ropari P.O. Ghamiru Tehsil. Lad Bharol Vill- Matehsilar P.O. pandol Tehsil Lad Bharol Vill- Biru P.O. & Tehsil Lad Bharol District Mandi Vill- Ropa P.O. Ghamiru Tehsil Lad Bharol District V. P.O. Chimnu Tehsil District Vill- Siya P.O. Matroo Tehsil Vill- Stain P.O. Ahju Tehsil District Vill- Sarli P.O. Dohag Tehsil Vill- Palhoon P.O. Jalpehar Tehsil Vill- Kholu P.O. Karsal Tehsil Lad Bharol District Vill- Ropru P.O. Basona Tehsil Lad Bharol District Sub-Division Karsog 177 Jai Karsog Vill- Mahota P.O. Jassal Tehsil Karsog District 178 Balak Ram Karsog Vill- Balhroo P.O. Sapnot Tehsil. Karsog District 179 Himanshu Vill- Suhlu P.O. Jassal Tehsil. Karsog District Karsog 1780 Ami Chand Karsog V.P.O Mahunag Tehsil Karsog 181 Yograj Karsog Vill- Suhlu P.O. Jassal Tehsil. Karsog District

20 182 Hira Mani Karsog 183 Chiranji Lal Karsog 184 Hemant Karsog 185 Balak Ram Karsog 186 Seema Karsog 187 Kamla Devi Karsog 188 Nirmala Devi Karsog 189 Champa Devi Karsog 190 Krishna Devi Karsog 191 Jatin Verma Karsog 192 Dharmender Karsog 193 Rohit Karsog 194 Tula Ram Karsog 195 Khem Raj Karsog 196 Amar Singh Karsog 197 Anil Karsog 198 Balak Ram Karsog 199 Kamal Singh Karsog 200 Puneet Karsog Vill-Shangrohi P.O. Jassal Tehsil Karsog District Vill- Kot Kaparyas P.O. Jassal Tehsil. Karsog Vill- Toran P.O. Sapnot Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Dobna P.O. Bakhrot Tehsil Karsog District Vill- Chassi P.O. Jassal Tehsil. Karsog District Vill-Ghani Shindal P.O. Mahunag Tehsil. Karsog Vill- Tebban P.O. Tebban Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Tebban P.O. Tebban Tehsil. Karsog District Vill-Rangan P.O. Mahunag Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Chatker P.O Jassal Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Sawamahun P.O. Mahunag Tehsil. Karsog V.P.O. Shorshan Tehsil. Karsog District Mandi Vill- Tarej P.O. Pokhi Tehsil Karsog District Mandi Vill- Bag P.O. Churag Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Kadon P.O. Bhanthal Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Jagodi P.O. Sapnot Tehsil. Karsog District Vill-Tikkar P.O. Shorshan Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Sahaj, P.O. Jassal Tehsil. Karsog District Vill- Mahota P.O. Jassal Tehsil Karsog District