First
of all, morale & efficiency of the officers posted there is lacking, the
infrastructure provided is not very encouraging. From the mobility point of
view, there are no vehicles. Even if it is there, it is majorly used for
carrying officers from residence to office & vice-versa. The present move
of reorganization of the Preventive Commissionerate in the ensuing GST regime
and a motivated committee report on Central Excise officers working in Customs
formations giving a scope to enrich the formations.
Can
any prudent senior officer say that they have asked the concerned formation for
their opinion for improving the functioning, except for attending various security related meetings with
different agencies. Are they geared up to meet any "Mumbai-26/11" type of eventuality if it occurs.
Going over the minor details, it will definitely become personal.
The officers of Central Excise Mumbai are posted at various offices
of M& P wing i.e Everest house, Customs house Alibag, Mora, Karanja,
Shriwardhan, Masla, Revdanda, Murud, Dhanu, Vasai, Satpati & Utan. Many premises of customs formation are under encroachment.
The administration of the present customs preventive formation least says are
better. This will expose the Administration and the manner in which it
functions. Many senior officers have come and gone, sometimes after fulfilling
their vested interests. Now, if for time being they are planning to have
Customs Preventive formations then only God can save them no one else.
Recently, the observation of Addl. CMM Court, Mumbai dated 02.02.2017 depicts the true
functioning of the formations which is really an eye-opener but there does not
appear to be any sensitive officers who feel the pinch and shame of their Administration.
The manner of posting of Departmental officers who serve in R&I and Preventive is
quite discriminatory. White colour uniform, they manage R & I and Khakhi
clad officers manage Preventive. Least exposed is better for an organization.
CESA, Mumbai feels the officers of Central Excise and Customs are from one
Department and belonging to one Board. If anyone is trying to bifurcate the
two, it is better to propose in the same manner as on date who are trying to snatch
the work of Central Excise Officers from all over India in the name of Customs.
The officers of Central Excise in all Cadres are stagnated and the humiliation
suffered within the same Board, which on one hand is appealing for welcoming
GST and on the other, stabbing on the back, is really astonishing. Hope good
sense will prevail and amity will continue.
This last moment development on the basis of committee report submitted
by the study group i.e. Shri. Sanjeev Srivastava, Commissioner, C.Ex. Delhi-II,
Shri. L. Satya Srinivas, Joint secretary (Customs), Shri. M K Sinha,
Commissioner, Central Excise, CBEC is very dangerous & a disturbing one. The Joint Action Committee, of all
cadres, constituted for GST, should take cognizance and take appropriate action
or leave it to us to handle it on our own.
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Sir,
ReplyDeleteAt least there is someone who has highlighted the plight of the central excise officers. The board as usual is oblivious of the situation. The sooner it learns it is better. Why can't the report of the committee be made public (at least within the dept) so that the slumbering officers will wake up to the situation.
Once again good work sir, keep it up. Your posts are always informative and eagerly awaited.
Dear sir, kindly clarify our association's stand on current scenario of Migration of assessee to GST on the lines of pune & kerala associations, wherein officers are being pushed to get it done,in mumbai
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