ALL
INDIA ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL TAX
GAZETTED EXECUTIVE
OFFICERS
(Earlier
known as All India Association of Central Excise Gazetted Executive Officers)
President:
Address for communication: Secretary
General:
Kajal
Kumar Mandal Flat
No. 6, SE 11, Shastri Nagar, Ghaziabad Harpal Singh
Mob. 9957366172 mail
Id:aiacegeo2019@gmail.com Site:cengoindia.blogspot.in Mob. 9717510598
Chief Patron: Ravi Malik Patrons: A. Venkatesh, C. S. Sharma, M. Nagaraju
Vice Presidents: B C
Khatik, K D Venkatraman (Central) Swapan
Kr Das, Subrata Adhikary (East) Ashish Vajpayi, B B Sharma (North) G Srinivas
Reddy, G Ananda Sukumar (South) Siddhraj Parmar, Vimal Kishore Soni (West) Joint
Secretaries: Manoj Kumar, T J Manojumon (Central) Pradyut Purkayastha,
Ashis Maji (East) Rajeev Prakash, Anil Sreedharan (West) Prabhakar Sharma, R B
Sahu (North) K Yugandhar Kumar, S M Kosalaya Devi (South); Office Secretary:
B C Gupta Treasurer: Manoj Kumar Liaison Secretary: Bhoopesh Organising
Secretary: Utkarsh Sharma West Zone Coordinator: R Keny Legal
Coordinator: S Sabarwal Joint Organising Secretary: Jayant Dey
East Zone Coordinator: Debasish Modak
(Recognised
vide F.No.B-12017/17/2022-AD-IV A dt. 14.07.23 of CBIC, Govt. of India)
Ref. No. 55/AIB/D/25
Dt. 17.09.25
To,
The Chairman
CBIC, North Block,
New Delhi.
Sub: DPC for the post of Asstt. Commissioner.
Sir,
Kindly refer to the earlier
representations of the Association about the continued delay in convening the
DPC for the post of Assistant Commissioner.
2. It is again submitted with due regards
that a significant number of officers are retiring every month without
promotion despite of thousands of vacancies existing in the grade of Asstt.
Commissioner. The most of the Asstt. Commissioners are also already holding multiple
charges.
3. The Association was given the
understanding that the DPC was held in abeyance due to the court case pending
in the Hon’ble CAT, Mumbai. Now, the final verdict in the matter has come.
4. As far as another case namely Ashok
Kumar vs. Union of India (OA No. 4762/2024) pending before CAT,
New Delhi, it is submitted that the promotions to the post of
Assistant Commissioner are made from the following three feeder streams:
(i) Superintendent of Central Excise
(ii) Superintendent of Customs (Preventive)
(iii) Appraisers of Customs
5. The promotions are affected by a ratio
of 13:2:1. Therefore, the pendency or legal challenge
involving one feeder stream does not and should not affect the
filling of vacancies for another stream. It has also already happened at least
twice in the past. So, as on date, there seems no hindrance to convene the DPC to
promote regularly retiring Superintendents of Central Excise.
6. As your goodself already knows that the
DPCs for vacancy year 2024 & 2025 are still pending, which should have been
conducted very well before the month of respective January of the concerned
year. Therefore, it is requested that the DPC may kindly be conducted at the
earliest taking into consideration all vacancies for the vacancy years 2024
& 2025 as our officers are forced to retire regularly without promotion
with no fault on their part for the want of timely DPC.
7. It is also requested that the DOPT OM
NO. 28036/8/87-ESTT. (D) Dt. 30.03.88 may kindly be used to affect ad-hoc
promotions, if still any court injunction or seniority dispute exists.
Thanking you,
Yours sincerely,
(HARPAL SINGH),
Secretary
General.
Copy with the request for necessary action to:
The Revenue Secretary, North Block, New Delhi.
