Thursday, November 18, 2010
GOOD NEWS - CHENNAI HIGH COURT ALLOWS 5400 TO ACP INSPECTORS AFTER 4 YEARS IN 7500
THANKS TO SRI. M.SUBRAMANYAM SUPDT. OF CHENNAI FOR HIS RELENTLESS EFFORT TO FIGHT FOR 5400 IN HIGH COURT OF CHENNAI. THE HIGH COURT HAS FINALLY ALLOWED HIS PETITION AND DIRECTED SECRETARY REVENUE TO GIVE 5400 TO ACP INSPECTORS AFTER COMPLETING FOUR YEARS IN 4800 GP(7500) CLICK HERE PAGE- 1 PAGE-2 PAGE -3 PAGE-4 PAGE-5 PAGE-6 FOR ORDER
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Page 4 needs to be scanned again. It is not at all readable.
Please upload a readable version because so many candidates would be affected
Is the government planning to appeal against the ruling ?
I f we can win this, why not retrospective revision of pay scales?
This is a highly commendable achievement. AICEIA may relentlessly persuade the Board to implement the order without delay. In case non-compliance contempt petition should be filed at the initiation of the Association. I wish all success in the Association's endeavor.
Dear all,
The comments of Shri Bhagwan Singh are really thought provoking and need to be considered seriously. AS in the past,the Customs Officers have again, like animals ,managed to snatch away the morsels of food from the central excise officers' mouths/plates. Why the Board officials are dancing to the tune of the Customs fraternity and manipulating things in their favour is as clear as day light. First of all the stupid ratio being followed for the promotions to Assistant Commisssioner should be scrapped. The customs officers connving with the Board manipulate things and get into Group A service in relative short span of time and is likely to get 15 to 20 years minimum in the Group A cadre, where as the Central Excise Officer due to the stupid ratio being followed now if at all manage to get promoted will get hardly five years of service in the Group A cadre. No vacany is likely to arise in the near future due to the retirement of the customs officers, where as more than 80% of the retirement vacancy will arise due to the retirement of the central excise officers only. And to add salt to the wound, even these retirement posts will again go to customs officers due tot he stupid ratio/system prevailing now. To put and end to this injustice and also to mitigate the raw deal meted out to the Central Excise faternity in the past, the total length of service in the Group B cadre shouold be treated as the criterion for promotion. Also very senior superintendents should be directly placed in the senior time scale. If the Board is reluctant to oblige, we have to obtain stay of the restructuring process till all our demands are met. We should also press for merger of the customs and excise departments at the lower level also or else completely bifurcate the two departments so that unscrupulous customs officers do not eat away the legitimate rights of the central excise fraternity.
I would like to personally thank SRI. M.SUBRAMANYAM SUPDT. OF CHENNAI for hisefforts. May God shower his Blessings on him.
Raymond D'Souza
Inspector of Customs & C.Ex,
Bangalore International Airport
let's hope that like ACP inspector getting GP of Rs. 5,400/-, everybody who joined as Inspector of C.Ex will retire as AC/DC atleast.
Please post a readable copy of the Judgement on your website. Also, if this judgement is available on Chennai High Court website, then please inform the coreect website and case No, judgement date, Coram of of judges etc so that others may download this judgement.
i joined in 96 got acp in 2008. by that time VI pay commission came into force . by which we will get macp in 10 yrs instead of 12 yrs. if this judgment is implemented will i get effective date as 2008 or 2006. vp
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