Update..

It is to inform that all 51 ICT Applications of members have been sent to Vadodara off late. The ICT applications pending at Commissionerate level will be forwarded after AGT.

Sr. No.	Name of the Officer	Present  posting	Requested for  transfer to	Date of receipt of application
1	Lokesh Kumar	Vadodara-II	Delhi	14.08.2014
2	Ashok Kumar Meena	Vapi	Delhi	25.08.2014
3	Harendra Kumar	CH Kandla	Delhi	25.08.2014
4	Kiran	CH Kandla	Delhi	25.08.2014
5	Ranjeet Kumar Verma	Vadodara-II	Delhi	22.09.2014
6	R.K. Sharma	Vadodara-II	Delhi	29.09.2014
7	Mohan Lal Khateek	Surat-II	Jaipur Zone	17.10.2014
8	Gaurav Bhatt	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Lucknow	26.11.2014
9	Rahul Kumar Meena	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Jaipur	26.11.2014
10	P Atchutaramu	Daman	Visakhapatnam	16.12.2014
11	Hukum  Dev Yadav	Anand	Delhi	16.12.2014
12	Ankit Aswal	Surat-II	Delhi	06.01.2015
13	Govind Bhardwaj	Surat-I	Delhi	08.01.2015
14	Gurjinder Singh	Surat-I	Chandigarh	08.01.2015
15	Akhil Ahlawat	Customs, Ahmedabad	Delhi	08.01.2015
16	Mukesh Kumar	Anand	Delhi	08.01.2015
17	Prakash Chandra	Surat-II	Delhi	09.01.2015
18	Anuj Jain	Surat-II	Delhi	09.01.2015
19	Hemant Kumar Jain	Surat-II	Jaipur Zone	09.01.2015
20	Pranjal Thakurele	Appeals-II, Vadodara	Delhi	19.01.2015
21	Santosh Kumar	Valsad	Ranchi	15.01.2015
22	Vinit Gahlot	Silvassa	Delhi	16.01.2015
23	Deoraj Chakrapani	Audit-II Surat	Ranchi	19.01.2015
24	Ravinder Kumar Tagore	Audit-I Vadodara	Delhi	22.01.2015
25	Deepak Kumar	Audit-I Vadodara	Delhi	22.01.2015
26	Om Prakash Gond	Daman	Delhi	27.01.2015
27	Naresh Kumar Dhayal	Vadodara-I	Jaipur	27.01.2015
28	Sourabh Arora	Vadodara-I	Jaipur	27.01.2015
29	Navin Kumar Singh	Audit-III Vadodara	Ranchi	28.01.2015
30	Sandeep Lamba	Vadodara-II	Delhi	28.01.2015
31	Sunny Kumar	Vadodara-II	Delhi	28.01.2015
32	Ashutosh Singh	Audit-III	Delhi	28.01.2015
33	Shyam Babu Yadav	Audit-III	Delhi	28.01.2015
34	Deepak Kumar	Surat-I	Delhi	29.01.2015
35	Dilbagh Singh	Daman	Delhi	30.01.2015
36	Mukesh Dutt	Daman	Delhi	30.01.2015
37	Arvind Singh Yadav	Valsad	Delhi	02.02.2015
38	Amit Kumar	Valsad	Delhi	02.02.2015
39	Dhananjay Kumar	Valsad	Ranchi	02.02.2015
40	Pawan Nagar	Anand	Delhi	04.02.2015
41	Ramanand Sinha	Anand	Ranchi	04.02.2015
42	Lalit Kumar Saini	Anand	Chandigarh	04.02.2015
43	Vijay Kumar	Vadodara-II	Delhi	06.02.2015
44	Rakesh Kumar	Vadodara-II	Delhi	06.02.2015
45	Pankaj Berwal	Bharuch	Delhi	06.02.2015
46	Dalbir Singh	Audit-II	Delhi	10.02.2015
47	Abhishek Kumar	Audit-II	Ranchi	10.02.2015
48	Abhishek Kumar Shukla	Audit-II	Lucknow	10.02.2015
49	Yash Yadav	Surat-II	Delhi	10.02.2015
50	Nitin Kumar Gautam	Vadodara-I	Delhi	11.02.2015
51	Dinesh Kumar	Vadodara-I	Delhi	11.02.2015
52	Raj Kumar	Vadodara-I	Delhi	11.02.2015
53	Praveen Kharb	Audit-III Vadodara	Delhi	10.02.2015
54	Nishant Niraj	Audit-II, Vadodara	Ranchi	17.02.2015
55	Pankaj Kumar	Surat-I	Ranchi	17.02.2015
56	Kalyan Prasad	Silvassa	Jaipur	20.02.2015
57	Sant Kumar	Valsad	Ranchi	23.02.2015
58	Shiv Kumar	Surat-II	Delhi	02.03.2015
59	Tarun Kumar	Audit-II      Vadodara	Patna	08.04.2015
60	Pankaj Kumar	Audit-II Vadodara	Merrut	08.04.2015
61	Tarun Arora	Audit- I Vadodara	Chandigarh	09.04.2015
62	Kush Bisht	Audit-I Vadodara	Lucknow	09.04.2015
63	Swadesh Murmu	Daman	Kolkata	17.04.2015
64	Ravi Yadav	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Delhi	20.04.2015
65	Sarjeet Kumar	Cust. Ahmedabad	Delhi	20.04.2015
66	Varun Kumar	Cust. Ahmedabad	Delhi	20.04.2015
67	Mahesh Kumar	Cust. Ahmedabad	Delhi	20.04.2015
68	Pankaj Gautam	CH Kandla	Lucknow	20.04.2015
69	Yogesh Kumar	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Chandigarh	20.04.2015
70	Ramesh Prasad	Cust. Ahmedabad	Ranchi	20.04.2015
71	Umesh Kumar	Cust. Ahmedabad	Delhi	20.04.2015
72	Anil Kumar	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Jaipur	20.04.2015
73	Dinesh Kumar Solanki	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Delhi	20.04.2015
74	Kapil Dev	Customs(Prev.) Jamnagar	Delhi	20.04.2015
75	Suresh Kumbhkar	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
76	Ravi Kumar	CH Kandla	Delhi	20.04.2015
77	Sandeep Kumar Sharma	CH Mundra	Lucknow	20.04.2015
78	Dinesh Kumar	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
79	Dushyant Nandlal	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
80	Mandeep Singh	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
81	Ajit Mahto	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
82	Rohit Kumar	CH Mundra	Chandigarh	20.04.2015
83	Abhishek Kumar	CH Mundra	Lucknow	20.04.2015
84	Prashant Kumar	CH Mundra	Delhi	20.04.2015
85	Tarak Paswan	CH Mundra	Kolkata	20.04.2015
86	Rahul Kumar Swami	CH Mundra	Lucknow	20.04.2015
87	Narender Kumar	Valsad	Delhi	05.05.2015
88	Munna Kumar	Valsad	Ranchi	05.05.2015
89	Narender Kumar	Ahmedabad-II	Delhi	05.05.2015
90	Manoj Kumar	Ahmedabad-II	Delhi	05.05.2015
91	Chandan Kumar	Ahmedabad-II	Ranchi	05.05.2015
92	Sunish Kumar	Ahmedabad-II	Delhi	05.05.2015
93	Sunil Kumar Yadav	Ahmedabad-II	Lucknow	05.05.2015
94	Lokesh	Ahmedabad-II	Delhi	05.05.2015
95	Jaswant Singh	Ahmedabad-II	Chandigarh	05.05.2015
96	Pradeep Mani Tripathi	Ahmedabad-II	Lucknow	05.05.2015
97	Gaurav Kumar	Ahmedabad-II	Delhi	05.05.2015
98	Ravindra Kumar	Ahmedabad-I	Lucknow	05.05.2015
99	Sher Singh Jakhar	Ahmedabad-I	Delhi	05.05.2015
100	Vikash Kumar	Ahmedabd-I	Meerut	05.05.2015
101	Sachin Verman	Audit-II Vadodara	Delhi	11.05.2015
102	Puneet Kaushik	Customs (Prev), Jamnagar	Delhi	25.05.2015
103	Manish Sonker	Gujarat Custom Zone	Delhi	25.05.2015
104	Sunil Kumar	Customs A'bad	Delhi	25.05.2015

Good News....

Press Information Bureau

Government of India

30-May-2015 13:31 IS

Cabinet Revision of the classification/upgradation certain cities/towns on the basis of Census-2011 for the purpose of grant of House Rent Allowance and Transport Allowance to Central Government employees

The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has given its approval to the proposal of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure for reclassification/upgradation of certain cities/towns on the basis of Census-2011, for the purpose of grant of House Rent Allowance (HRA) and Transport Allowance to Central Government employees.On the basis of the final population figures of Census-2011, two cities have qualified for being upgraded from 'Y' class to 'X' class and 21 cities have qualified for being upgraded from 'Z' to 'Y' class for the purpose of HRA. Six cities have qualified for being upgraded from "Other Places" to specified higher class for the purpose of Transport Allowance.The revised classification of cities shall take effect from 01.04.2014. The impact on the exchequer on account of upgradation of 29 cities, would be approx. Rs.128 crore for the year 2014-15.Background:HRA and Transport Allowance are admissible to Central Government employees depending upon employees' Basic Pay (including NPA where applicable)/Grade Pay and the classification of the city/town where they are posted. The existing classification of cities/towns in different classes viz. 'X', 'Y' and 'Z' for the purpose of HRA and 13 specified cities classified earlier as 'A-1'/ 'A' and "Other Places" for the purpose of Transport Allowance, is as per the criterion recommended by the 6th Central Pay Commission. The existing qualifying limits of population for classification for HRA purpose is 50 lakhs & above for 'X', 5 - 50 lakhs for 'Y' and below 5 lakhs for 'Z' class city. Transport allowance is payable at 'higher rates' in 13 specified cities classified earlier as 'A-1' / 'A' (that is those cities having population of 20 lakhs & above) and at 'lower rates' in all other places.The classification of cities/towns for this purpose is revised on the basis of their population as reflected in the decennial census report. The existing classification of various cities/towns is based on 2001 Census figures. The criterion of population for this purpose has been followed as recommended by the Central Pay Commissions.

Cities/towns to be upgraded on the basis of census-2011 for grant of House Rent AllowanceCities to be upgraded/re-classified as "X"Ahmadabad(UA)Pune (UA)

Cities to be upgraded/re-classified as "Y"Nellore (UA)Gurgaon (UA)Bokaro Steel City (UA)Gulbarga (UA)Thrissur (UA)Malappuram (UA)Kannur(UA)Kollam (UA)Ujjain (M. Coprn.)Vasai-Virar City (M. Corpn.)Malegaon (UA)Nanded-Waghala (M.Corp.)Sangli (UA)Raurkela (UA)Ajmer (UA)Erode (UA)Noida (CT)Firozabad (NPP)Jhansi (UA)Siliguri (UA)Durgapur (UA)

Cities/towns to be upgraded on the basis of census-2011 for grant of Transport AllowanceCities to be added for higher rates of Transport Allowance (i.e. which have population of more than 20 lakh to qualify for earlier classification as “A-1”/ “A” as stipulated in O.M. No. 21(2)/2008-E.II(B) dated 29.8.2008):

Patna (UA)Kochi (UA)Indore (UA)Coimbatore (UA)Ghaziabad (U

NEW ANNUAL PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL REPORT

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Due for Customs List Superintendents 2015

Due for Customs List Superintendents 2015

Due for Customs List 2015,

Due for Customs List of Inspectors 2015

It is requested to go through the list and any discrepancy noticed may be brought to the notice of the Association, 

INCLUSION OF AADHAR (UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION) NUMBER IN SERVICE BOOK OF GOVERNMENT SERVANTS.

GSTN ....

Work has started on creating a network for GST, even before it is clear as to whether it is going to be like and what the network is supposed to provide. Our earlier experience with ACES was that it was created with the  assessee (only) in mind and as a result, the much talked about generation of reports could not be done with it and work load never actually decreased, but only pressure increased due to the non working of the system during peak hours. Now at least, the Cadre organizations have to bring it to the notice FM that unless the departments concerned are involved in decision making and designing, employing professionals alone would not yield results. Not only at Delhi, pilot projects with Officers of the departments concerned have to be created at all parts of the Country, if such a massive exercise should not go waste.

Courtesy:-Cenex Gr B Executive (former 'Nothing on Govt policies group')

Congratulations to all senior officers who have been promoted yesterday.....

Promotion Order 1

Heart felt condolences

A bright and fresh Inspector of our department committed 

suicide owing to the work pressure  While we are deeply 

concerned with what his family suffered due to such severe 

step of him. I, in the capacity of an Inspector and an 

Association office bearer, appeal all the cadre members that 

no problem can be as important as your family and friends. 

All new officers should feel free to contact their senior 

colleagues and Association in the moments of distress. 


Association was deeply saddened by the news of  Shri 

Ganesh Narayan Meena, ( Inspector, Service Tax , 

Banglore) passing. Heart felt condolences to his family.

Final Seniority List of Inspectors as on 01.01.2014.

http://www.ccovadodarazone.gov.in/seniority-list.htm

It is to intimate that the Additional Commissioner (CCO), Vadodara has vide letter dated 11.05.2015 issued from F. No. II/34-08/CCO/2013 circulated the Final Seniority List as on 01.01.2014 in the Grade of Inspectors working under Cadre Controlling Authority, Vadodara. The Final Seniority List as on 01.01.2014 has been issued with the approval of the Chief Commissioner, Central Excise: Vadodara Zone, Vadodara and the same is available  on the website of CCO, Vadodara i.e. www.ccovadodarazone.gov.in. It is requested to go through the same and clerical errors like Spelling of Name, DOB, Category etc. may be brought to the notice of the competent authority for necessary corrections at the earliest.

Central Excise Transfer Policy, Ahmedabad 2015

INCOME TAX EXEMPTION / DEDUCTION ON INTEREST PAID ON EDUCATION LOAN

Press Information Bureau

Government of India

Ministry of Finance

05-May, 2015

            Section 80E of the Income-tax Act, 1961 provides that in computing the total income of an individual, their shall be allowed a deduction of the amount paid by way of interest on loan taken by him from any financial institution or approved charitable institution for the purpose of pursuing his own higher education or higher education of his spouse, or children, or the student for whom he is the legal guardian. The deduction is available for eight assessment years beginning with the assessment year in which the payment of interest on such loan is first made or until the interest is paid in full, whichever is earlier. This deduction is available to every individual who is liable to income-tax. No specific funds are earmarked for the purposes of extending tax concession against interest paid on education loan.

            This was stated by Shri Arun Jaitley, Union Finance Minister in written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha today.

EXTRACT OF SECTION 80E OF INCOME TAX ACT 1961

            Under Section 80E of the Act a deduction will be allowed in respect of repayment of interest on loan taken for higher education, subject to the following conditions:

(i)In computing the total income of an assessee, being an individual, there shall be deducted, in accordance with and subject to the provisions of this section, any amount paid by him in the previous year, out of his income chargeable to tax, by way of interest on loan, taken by him from any financial institution or any approved charitable institution for the purpose of pursuing his higher education or for the purpose of higher education of his spouse or children.

(ii)        The deduction specified above shall be allowed in computing the total income in respect of the initial assessment year and seven assessment years immediately succeeding the initial assessment year or until the interest referred to above is paid in full by the assessee , whichever is earlier. For this purpose –

            (a) “approved charitable institution” means an institution established for charitable purposes and approved by the prescribed authority under clause (2C) of section 10, or, an institution referred to in clause (a) of sub-section (2) of Section 80G. Section 80E 35

            (b) “financial institution” means a banking company to which the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (10 of 1949) applies (including any bank or banking institution referred to in section 51 of that Act); or any other financial institution which the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify in this behalf;

            (c) “higher education” means any course of study pursued after passing the Senior Secondary Examination or its equivalent from any school, board or university recognised by the Central Government or State Government or local authority or by any other authority authorised by the Central Government or State Government or local authority to do so;

            (d) “initial assessment year” means the assessment year relevant to the previous year, in which the assessee starts paying the interest on the loan.

            (e) relative”, in relation to an individual, means the spouse and children of that individual or the student for whom the individual is the legal guardian

 Source: Press Information Bureau

POST RETIREMENT BENEFITS

 

     Department of Personnel & Training has not made any change in instructions contained in OM No. 22011/4/1998-Estt.(D) dated 12.10.1998 and reiterated vide OM No. 22011/1/2014-Estt.(D) dated 14.11.2014. These instructions provide for consideration of retired employees, who are within the zone of consideration in the relevant year(s) while preparing year-wise panel(s) for promotion. Such retired officials, however, have no right for promotion as they are not available to assume charge of the higher post. 

            This was stated by the Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Dr. Jitendra Singh in a written reply to a question by Dr. Udit Raj in the Lok Sabha today. 

Source: PIB Release, 06.05.2015

Many Letters written by AICEIA All India Body.....

ICT related matters

F. No. AICEIA/ADMIN/2014/04       Date: 07.05.2015                                

To

The Member (P&V),

Central Board of Excise & Customs,

North Block,

New Delhi-1.

Sub:­ Inter-Commissionerate Transfers- Request for issue of instructions –reg.

Madam,

              This Association would like to draw your kind attention to the Board’s circular F.No.A-22015/23/2011-Ad.III.A dated 27.10.2011, containing the guidelines for Inter-commissionerate transfer of Group ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘D’ officers under CBEC.

2.      This is to bring to your kind notice that the Cadre Controlling Authorities under various zones are following divergent policies owing to which the deserving candidates, whose request was considered as genuine, are unable to get the requisite benefit of transfer.

3.        Kindly find enclosed a copy of the order dated 18.03.2015 passed by the Hon’ble Central Administrative Tribunal, Ernakulum on a batch of applications filed by the officers who were granted Inter-commissionerate transfer but have not been relieved. The cadre controlling Chief Commissioner, Cochin had granted concurrence in respect of those officers for their transfer to various zones and the respective cadre controlling chief commissioners have issued necessary orders of transfer. However, the CCA, Cochin has delayed the relief on administrative grounds (citing shortage of staff), due to which these officers had approached the Hon’ble Tribunal for relief. The Tribunal has ordered that these officers shall be relieved within a period of 40 days from the date receipt of the order. However, it has come to our notice that the CCA has challenged the said order in the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala and obtained a stay order for a period of 4 months. The relief of these officers has therefore been further delayed. 

4.      Madam, you would appreciate that these officers had sought transfers to their respective hometowns/other places of their need, on compassionate grounds, which were considered to be genuine based on which the orders for transfers have been issued. However, if their relief is delayed, the very purpose of which transfer was sought and considered is defeated.  Many zones cancelled the ICT orders due to non-relieving of officers from particular zone.  If an order of ICT is cancelled for no fault of the officers then it may well be impossible for them to get another opportunity for transfer in the near future. The reason cited by the Cadre controlling authorities for delaying the relief on administrative grounds is unjustified, as the vacancy position across all zones is higher. Subsequent to the above, the requests of officers for transfer on genuine medical grounds are not being considered and kept pending.

5.     One of the conditions of ICT is that the officers who are seeking transfers would be placed at the bottom of the seniority list and delay in relief will result in loss of their seniority as officers from other zones are likely to report ahead of them and also in case of new recruits joining the respective zones. Madam, it is now learnt that the SSC has declared the results of the CGL Examination for the year 2013 and new recruits are likely to join the department in the coming days. In case of any delay in relief and cancellation of the orders already issued, these officers will stand to lose enormously and the purpose for which they sought transfer will forever remain unfulfilled. The provisions for inter-commissionerate transfer were meant to alleviate the sufferings of the officers who are posted far away from their hometowns. However, the decisions/divergent views taken by various cadre controlling authorities are scuttling the purpose for which it was brought in.

6.     Many CCAs are not forwarding the applications of ICT to other zones, even on extreme compassionate grounds (i.e. disease like cancer to his/her dependent), which is causing great mental agony, sufferings and economic crisis to the family of Inspectors.  Administration takes different measures for consideration of ICT or granting NOC for ICT.  They, sometimes, act differently under same zone.  For example, a Commissionerate forwards application for ICT whereas other Commissionerate rejects the application in the same Cadre Controlling Zone citing different reasons.  Central Excise Zone, Kolkata is also not relieving Inspectors even the Inspectors have been granted ICT to other zone citing administrative exigencies.  This arbitrary action of the administration is marring the purpose of the Board’s guidelines on ICT.

7.     There are neither proper guidelines for forwarding the application of ICT by a CCA nor any proper guidelines for consideration of the same by other CCA.  There are also no proper guidelines for ICT on Spouse Grounds in this existing circular.

8.     Under these circumstances, it is requested that appropriate instructions may kindly be issued for maintaining uniformity in respect of Inter-Commissionerate transfers. Awaiting issuance of favourable orders, we remain.

        Thanking you.

               

                Encl. As above.

    




     Yours faithfully,

Abhishek Kamal

Secretary General

Non-observance of CBEC Guidelines regarding Hon’ble Supreme Court Judgment in the Case of N R Parmar v/s. Union of India

F. No. AICEIA/ADMIN/2014/05                      Date: 07.05.2015                                

To

The Member (P&V),

Central Board of Excise & Customs,

North Block,

New Delhi-1.

Sub: Non-observance of CBEC Guidelines regarding Hon’ble Supreme Court Judgment in the Case of N R Parmar v/s. Union of India by many CCAs - Reg.

Madam,

    Please refer to the letter No. A-32022/06/2014-Ad.III A dated 08.09.2014 issued by the CBEC, New Delhi regarding Inter-Se Seniority of Direct Recruit & Promotee Officers.

   In this context, it is to submit that many Cadre Controlling Authorities have not yet finalized the Seniority List of Inspectors in light of Hon’ble Supreme Court judgment in the case of N R Parmar v/s. Union of India.  The CCAs of Central Excise & Service Tax Zones like Bangalore, Mumbai, Ranchi etc. have not prepared the Seniority List yet, despite the lapse of many months.

       Many Inspectors of different zones have forced to move to CAT in order to get the said judgment implemented. For example, some officers in the grade of Inspectors had to approach the Hon’ble Central Administrative Tribunal, Ahmedabad, which granted a blanket stay on conduct of DPC, till Seniority List dated 01.01.2013 is revised in light of the said judgment of Hon'ble Supreme Court.  Finally, the draft Seniority List as on 01.04.2014 was prepared by CCA, Vadodara as per the guidelines of CBEC regarding the implementation of the Hon’ble Supreme Court judgment in the case of N R Parmar v/s. Union of India and was submitted to the Hon’ble Central Administrative Tribunal, Ahmedabad on 07.10.2014.  Further, CCA, Vadodara vide its letter dated 14.10.2014 (copy enclosed) published the revised draft Seniority List as on 01.04.2014. However, the same could not be finalized as some of the Inspectors of 2003 Batch (Joined in the year 2005) subsequently approached the Hon’ble High Court of Gujarat for implementation of the said Hon’ble Supreme Court judgment in their case as well and the same is pending before the Hon’ble High Court, but it is pertinent to mention that no stay has been granted by the Hon’ble High Court on the Seniority List as on 01.04.2014 till date.

        

     Madam, despite Association's requests dated 28.04.2015 & 29.04.2015, the Chief Commissioner of Central Excise, Vadodara/Ahmedabad zone is validating the “Seniority List as on 01.01.2013” for the purpose of calling willingness of Officers in the grade of Inspectors for Gujarat Customs in view of AGT-2015 instead of the “Seniority List of 2014”.

         Madam, this situation persists in many zones (like Kolkata) where the seniority list on the basis of the above said judgment of Hon'ble Supreme Court has been prepared and circulated but for promotion, AGT & other matters, the old seniority list is being used.

     In this regard, it is requested to issue suitable directions to the competent authorities for preparation & issuance of Seniority List in light of N R Parmar Judgment without further delay and issuance of ‘Due List’ of Inspectors for Gujarat Customs in consonance with the Draft Seniority List as on 01.04.2014.

        Thanking you.

Encl. As above

                     Yours faithfully,

Sd/-

Abhishek Kamal

Secretary General

Copy submitted to:-

(1)    The Chief Commissioner, Central Excise: Vadodara Zone, Central Excise Bhavan, Race Course Circle, Vadodara-390 007 for favour of kind information please.

(2)    The Chief Commissioner, Central Excise: Ahmedabad Zone, Near Polytechnic, Ambawadi, Ahmedabad-380 015 for favour of kind information please.

(3)    The Chief Commissioner, Customs: Gujarat Zone, Custom House, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad for favor of kind information please.

(4)    The National Vice-President (Representing West Zone), All India Central Excise Inspectors’ Association, Rajkot with reference to his letter dated 28.04.2015.

Abhishek Kamal

Secretary General