Ok, combine that with what poj posted, seems to work 

#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw/ dd /;
use CGI qw//;
my $din = { qw{
name1 N/A name10
 N/A  name100
 N/A  name100_drp
 N/A  name101
 N/A  name101_drp
 N/A  name102
 N/A  name102_drp
 N/A  name103
 N/A  name103_drp
 N/A  name104
 N/A  name104_drp
 N/A  name105 N/A
}};
dd( $din );
my $q = CGI->new( $din );
print $q->self_url, "\n";
for my $k ( sort $q->param ) {
  if ($k =~ /(.+)_drp$/){
    print join'|', scalar $q->param( $1 ), scalar $q->param( $k )."\n"
+;
  }
}
__END__
{
  name1       => "N/A",
  name10      => "N/A",
  name100     => "N/A",
  name100_drp => "N/A",
  name101     => "N/A",
  name101_drp => "N/A",
  name102     => "N/A",
  name102_drp => "N/A",
  name103     => "N/A",
  name103_drp => "N/A",
  name104     => "N/A",
  name104_drp => "N/A",
  name105     => "N/A",
}
http://localhost?name10=N%2FA;name102_drp=N%2FA;name100=N%2FA;name1=N%
+2FA;name100_drp=N%2FA;name101=N%2FA;name104=N%2FA;name101_drp=N%2FA;n
+ame102=N%2FA;name103=N%2FA;name105=N%2FA;name104_drp=N%2FA;name103_dr
+p=N%2FA
N/A|N/A
N/A|N/A
N/A|N/A
N/A|N/A
N/A|N/A

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In reply to Re^7: Problems around Param (CGI->param or CGI->multi_param instead of CGI->Vars ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problems around Param by sauravrout

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