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CBDT: 38 IRS-IT officers assigned new responsibilities

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LO Bureau
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The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has undertaken a major restructuring by assigning new responsibilities to 38 Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officers in the grade of Chief Commissioner of Income Tax/Director General of Income Tax.

Here is the detailed list of officers and their respective postings:

  1. Sanjay Rai: CCIT, Madurai.
  2. Ram Bilas Mishra: CCIT, Kolkata-4.
  3. Parneet Mahal Suri: CCIT, Indore.
  4. Mithilesh Kumar Jha: CCIT, Chennai-3.
  5. Govind Lal: CCIT-1, Delhi (holding additional charge of IBS, Delhi and Kolkata).
  6. Krishna Murari: CCIT-1, Chennai.
  7. Rasmi Ranjan Das: CCIT (International Taxation), Delhi.
  8. Salagala Narasamma: CCIT, Hyderabad.
  9. Anand Jha: CCIT-2, Delhi (holding additional charge of IBS, Delhi and Kolkata).

Additional charges and responsibilities have been assigned as follows:

  1. Dr. Prafula Kumar Prusty: CCIT, Delhi-7 (with additional charge of CCIT, Delhi-9).
  2. Govind Lal: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement I, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-1, Delhi).
  3. Peeyush Jain: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement I, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT(TDS), Delhi).
  4. Anand Jha: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement I, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-2, Delhi).
  5. Govind Lal: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement II, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-1, Delhi).
  6. Peeyush Jain: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement II, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT(TDS), Delhi).
  7. Anand Jha: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement II, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-2, Delhi).
  8. Govind Lal: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement III, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-1, Delhi).
  9. Peeyush Jain: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement III, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT(TDS), Delhi).
  10. Anand Jha: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement III, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-2, Delhi).
  11. Paramita Tripathy: Member-1, Board for Advance Rulings -I, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-4, Delhi).
  12. Dr. Prafulla Kumar Prusty: Member-2, Board for Advance Rulings -I, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT, Delhi-9).
  13. Paramita Tripathy: Member-1, Board for Advance Rulings -II, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT-4, Delhi).
  14. Dr. Prafulla Kumar Prusty: Member-2, Board for Advance Rulings-II, Delhi (with additional charge of CCIT, Delhi-9).
  15. M Anil Kumar: CCIT, Mumbai-11 (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-8).
  16. Jahanzeb Akhtar: CCIT, Mumbai-10 (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-7).
  17. Naresh Kumar Balodia: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement-V, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-6).
  18. M Anil Kumar: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement-V, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-8).
  19. Lalit Krishan Singh Dehiya: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement-V, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT-4, Mumbai).
  20. Naresh Kumar Balodia: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement-VI, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-6).
  21. M Anil Kumar: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement-VI, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT, Mumbai-8).
  22. Lalit Krishan Singh Dehiya: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement-VI, Mumbai (with additional charge of CCIT-4, Mumbai).
  23. Mithilesh Kumar Jha: CCIT, Chennai-4 (with additional charge of CCIT, Chennai-3).
  24. Krishna Murari: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement-VII, Chennai (with additional charge of CCIT-1, Chennai).
  25. Rajasekhar Reddy Lakkadi: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement-VII, Chennai (with additional charge of CCIT (TDS), Chennai).
  26. Mithilesh Kumar Jha: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement-VII, Chennai (with additional charge of CCIT, Chennai-3).
  27. Govind Lal: Member-1, Interim Board for Settlement-IV, Kolkata (with additional charge of CCIT-1, Delhi).
  28. Peeyush Jain: Member-2, Interim Board for Settlement-IV, Kolkata (with additional charge of CCIT(TDS), Delhi).
  29. Anand Jha: Member-3, Interim Board for Settlement-IV, Kolkata (with additional charge of CCIT-2, Delhi).
    This comprehensive restructuring reflects the CBDT’s strategic efforts to optimize the distribution of responsibilities among IRS officers for efficient administrative functions.

CBDT assigns new roles to 8 Principal Chief Commissioners

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LO Bureau
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The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has delegated fresh responsibilities to officers in the rank of Principal Chief Commissioner (Income Tax). It is noteworthy that twelve IRS (IT) officers, predominantly from the 1988 batch, were empanelled on December 28th for assuming Principal CC rank positions within the Income Tax department.

The names of the officers and their posting are as follows:

  1. Jayanti Krishnan (IRS-IT:1988)– Principal CCIT (PCCIT), Kerala.
  2. Debendra Narayan Kar (IRS-IT:1988)– Principal CCIT, National Faceless Appeal Center (NFAC).
  3. Manoranjan Panigrahi (IRS-IT:1988)– PCCIT, Bihar and Jharkhand.
  4. Simanchala Das (IRS-IT:1988)– Principal Director General, Training, Delhi.
  5. Seema Raj (IRS-IT:1988)– Principal Director General of Income Tax, HRD.
  6. Shelley Jindal (IRS-IT:1988)– PCCIT, Karnataka & Goa.
  7. Hemant Jawahar Lal (IRS-IT:1988)– Principal Chief Commissioner, UP (west) and Uttarakhand.
  8. Chaitali Panmei (IRS-IT:1987)– Principal Chief Commissioner, North East Region (NER), Guwahati.

CBDT: 87 IRS officers empanelled for Principal Commissioner roles in Income Tax Department

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LO Bureau
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The Modi government on Tuesday approved the empanelment of 87 IRS (Indian Revenue Service) officers to hold the post of Principal Commissioner in the Income Tax department. These officers will be placed in Level 15 in the Pay Matrix for the panel year 2023. Additionally, eight officers are listed in the ‘extended panel.’ Notably, Shamsundar M Keshkamat was denied empanelment for the panel year 2023, and nine junior officers are slated to serve on an ad-hoc basis.

They are:

  1. Rajeev Kumar
  2. Harishankar Kumar Lal
  3. Sangram R. Gaikwad
  4. Aroop Kumar Singh
  5. Rajesh Kumar
  6. Krishan Kumar
  7. Rajesh Kumar Bhoot
  8. Anurag Goyal
  9. Rajat S Biswas
  10. Manoj Kumar
  11. Raj Gopal Sharma
  12. Mahesh Kumar Shah
  13. Amrita Mishra
  14. Ram Mohan Singh
  15. Shalini Bhargava Kaushal
  16. Munish Kr. Gupta
  17. Amrita Ranjan
  18. Meenakshi J. Goswami
  19. Anurag Vardhan
  20. Archana Sharma
  21. Deepika Mittal
  22. V Vivekanandan
  23. Devender Singh
  24. Sandeep Dahiya
  25. Uma Shankar Dhyani
  26. Inder Pal Singh Bindra
  27. Ansuman Pattnaik
  28. Sanjay Gupta
  29. Ajay Kr Sharma
  30. Sameer Sharma
  31. Anshu Prakash
  32. Shishir Srivastav
  33. S Uma Venkatesan
  34. T Diwakar Prasad
  35. T Vasanthan
  36. Sushil Kumar Poddar
  37. Shivani Singh
  38. Raman Kant Garg
  39. Rajendra Kumar
  40. Sheela Chopra
  41. G Gaichanglungliu Kamei
  42. Ajay Kumar
  43. Jitender Kumar
  44. Ramesh Chand Danday
  45. Dipak P Ripote
  46. K Ravi Ramachandran
  47. Ann L. Kapthuama
  48. Mahua Sarkar
  49. Peeyush Sonkar
  50. Devi Sharan Singh
  51. Ashok Kumar Kardam
  52. B Kishore
  53. R Mohan Madhavi
  54. Narendra Singh Jangpangi
  55. David Zothanpuia Chawngthu
  56. Puja Jindal
  57. Simran Bhullar
  58. Susan D George
  59. Vinay Kumar Singh
  60. Vivek Nangia
  61. Mamta Kochar
  62. Rahul Garg
  63. Amal Garg
  64. Sameer Kumar Srivastava
  65. Paresh Johri
  66. Bhaskar Goswami
  67. Rakesh Garg
  68. Manish Mishra
  69. Purushottam Kashyap
  70. Rajeev Ranka
  71. Madhukar Kumar Bhagat
  72. Md Tarique Kalim
  73. Rajesh Kumar Kedia
  74. Raja Ram Sah
  75. C Tripura Sundari
  76. Prem Chandra Maurya
  77. K Madhusudhan
  78. Sunil Babu K E
  79. Sandeep Bandhu
  80. Deepak Kumar Sutariya
  81. Shravan Kumar Gotru
  82. L Ramjirao Pantulu
  83. Kalpana Kataria
  84. S Ravichandran
  85. Arun Kumar
  86. B Srinivas
  87. Deba Kumar Sonowal

The Extended Panel is to be activated if officers recommended in the main or extended panel are unavailable for promotion due to being away on deputation or opting for voluntary retirement during the year 2023.

  1. Thanggoulein Kipgen
  2. Kesang Yangzom Sherpa
  3. Sanjay I Bara
  4. Maya Maheshwari
  5. Garima Jain
  6. Manvendra Goyal
  7. Tushar Dhawal Singh
  8. Vikram Batra

Shamsundar M Keshkamat has not been empanelled for promotion to the grade of Principal Commissioner of Income Tax in the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) for the panel year 2023. The recommendations of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) for certain officers have been kept in ‘sealed covers’ for the panel year 2023. Consequently, the promotion of nine junior-most officers will be on an ad-hoc basis until the ‘sealed cover’ cases are resolved or until subsequent regular vacancies in the grade arise, whichever comes earlier.

  1. Alka Rajvanshi Jain
  2. Arun Kr Tiwari
  3. Subhash Chandra
  4. Anil Kumar Singh
  5. Neera Malhotra
  6. Jasbir Singh Chouhan
  7. Shravan Kumar
  8. Ajay Chandra
  9. Pradeep Kumar
  10. Amrish Bedi
  11. Neeraj Singh

The empanelment of Hrishikesh Kumar and Saad Kidwai for promotion to the grade of Principal Commissioner of Income Tax in the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) for the panel year 2023 has been deferred.

Supreme Court reinstates Himachal DGP Sanjay Kundu

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LO Bureau
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Supreme Court expressed concern about the Himachal Pradesh High Court’s decision to transfer the state’s Director General of Police (DGP) without affording him a fair hearing. On Friday, the Supreme Court reinstated Sanjay Kundu (IPS:1989:HP) to his position, overturning his transfer to the Ayush department as Principal Secretary.

A three-judge bench, consisting of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, along with Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Mishra, emphasized the gravity of shifting an IPS officer from the DGP role and asserted that such a transfer order should not have been issued without providing the petitioner with an opportunity to contest the proceedings and present his response.

In a detailed order, the bench expressed reservations about the High Court’s handling of the matter, noting, “We express our reservations about the way the HC took up the matter and transferred the petitioner. It is just evident that the proceedings were triggered by the complainant’s email to the Chief Justice.”

The Supreme Court instructed the state to establish a Special Investigation Team (SIT) led by an Inspector General (IG)-level officer. Furthermore, it directed the authorities to ensure the safety of the complainant and his family based on perceived threats.

While reinstating Kundu, the bench deemed it appropriate to set aside the transfer directives and the refusal to revoke the order. However, it clarified that the petitioner would have no control over the SIT formed by the High Court’s instructions.

IPS Prince Rani appointed DIG in National Security Guard

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LO Bureau
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In a recent announcement, Prince Rani (IPS:2005:TR) has been appointed as Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in the National Security Guard (NSG). The Ministry of Home Affairs (DoPT) issued an order on Thursday (12.01.2024), confirming the approval of the competent authority for Ms. Rani’s appointment to the post. The tenure is set for a period of five years, starting from the date of assuming charge of the post or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

IPS Sulochana Gajraj promoted to DIG rank in BPR&D

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LO Bureau
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Sulochana Gajraj (IPS:2010:HY), currently serving as Superintendent of Police (SP) in Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), has been promoted to the position of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) in BPR&D. As per the order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (DoPT) on Wednesday (10.01.2024), the competent authority has approved Ms. Gajraj’s promotion to the post with a combined tenure of five years. This period will be calculated from the date of her assuming the post or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

IPS Satendra Kumar promoted and appointed as DIG, NCRB

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LO Bureau
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In a recent development, Satendra Kumar (IPS:2010:UP), currently serving as Suprintendent of Police (SP) at Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), has been promoted and posted as Deputy Inspector General (DIG) at the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) issued an order on Wednesday (10.01.2024), confirming the approval of the competent authority for Mr. Kumar’s promotion to the post. His appointment comes with a combined tenure of five years (SP+DIG) from the date of joining the post or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

NHRC DIG SK Meena shifted to ITBP as DIG, Patil Ketan Baliram takes his place

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LO Bureau
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Indian Police Service

Sunil Kumar Meena (IPS:2007:UK), currently serving as DIG at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), has been laterally shifted and posted as DIG at the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). According to an order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday (10.01.2023), his combined tenure will be five years from the date of joining the post or until further orders.

In his place, Patil Ketan Baliram (IPS:2010:PB), currently serving as SP at NHRC, has been promoted to the position of DIG at NHRC. He will replace Sunil Kumar Meena (IPS:2007:UK) and has been appointed to the post for a combined tenure of five years (SP+DIG) from the date of joining the post or until further orders.

Five IPS officers promoted to DIG rank in NIA

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LO Bureau
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The Ministry of Home Affairs issued a promotion order on Wednesday for five IPS officers currently serving as Superintendent of Police (SP) in the National Investigation Agency (NIA). They have been promoted to the rank of Deputy Inspector General (DIG) against existing vacancies, for a combined tenure of 5 years (SP+DIG) from the date of assuming the post or until further orders.

The promoted officers are:

  1. V Vikraman (IPS:2010:TN)
  2. Rajiv Omprakash Pande (IPS:2010:AGMUT)
  3. Dhrunman H Nimbale (IPS:2010:PB)
  4. Rakash Roushan (IPS:2010:PB)
  5. Santosh Kumar Meena (IPS:2010:AGMUT)

Maharashtra: Manoj Saunik appointed as Principal Advisor to CM

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LO Bureau
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The Maharashtra government on Tuesday designated Manoj Saunik (IAS:1987:MH), former Chief Secretary, as the Principal Advisor to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. Saunik retired from his position on December 31 last year after the central government declined to extend his term.

This marks the revival of the practice of appointing a Principal Advisor to the Chief Minister, initiated by former Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. Ajoy Mehta was the first to hold this post under Uddhav Thackeray’s leadership, followed by SJ Kunte. This practice was discontinued when the Shiv Sena-BJP government came to power.

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