CBEC effects transfers in the cadre of Commissioners
Shri K.R.N.Chary, ADG(Audit), Hyderabad has been transferred as Commissioner-CX, Vapi vide Office Order No. 264/2013, dt. 12-12-2013 issued by CBEC. No substitute has been posted in his place.
Mumbai CBI nabs Customs officer accepting bribe
MUMBAI, DEC 16, 2013: THE Mumbai CBI has booked a case against a Customs Preventive Officer posted at the office of DC, SEEPZ-SEZ, Andheri (East) for alleged demand of Rs 3 lakhs for allowing the complainant to remove scrap from the notified area. The accused allegedly threatened that if the complainant did not pay the bribe, he will impose penalty five times of the value of work order and also will not allow to carry out the interior work being carried out in the Nationalised bank premises.
Thereafter CBI laid a trap and the accused was caught red handed while demanding & accepting bribe of Rs. 25,000/- as part payment of total bribe of Rs. 3 lakhs. Cash of Rs. 40,000/- was recovered from the possession of the officer including said bribe of Rs. 25,000/- accepting from the complainant and Rs. 15,000/- collected from another contractor. The officer has been arrested and will be produced in the Designated CBI Court today.
During the house search of the officer, cash of Rs. 1.5 lakhs seized alongwith other incriminating documents pertaining to assets.
Thereafter CBI laid a trap and the accused was caught red handed while demanding & accepting bribe of Rs. 25,000/- as part payment of total bribe of Rs. 3 lakhs. Cash of Rs. 40,000/- was recovered from the possession of the officer including said bribe of Rs. 25,000/- accepting from the complainant and Rs. 15,000/- collected from another contractor. The officer has been arrested and will be produced in the Designated CBI Court today.
During the house search of the officer, cash of Rs. 1.5 lakhs seized alongwith other incriminating documents pertaining to assets.
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Govt employees near retirement should not be disturbed: CAT
New Delhi, (PTI) The Central Administrative Tribunal has held that government employees on the verge of superannuation should not be disturbed merely because they have stayed for a considerably long period at a particular place.
The apex tribunal said that such a benefit should be extended to superannuating employees to retire peacefully at a particular place after years of dedicated service.
"Merely because the applicants have a long stay and the transfer order could not be implemented so far would not by itself constitute sufficient reason.
"There is an objective based on considerations of welfare behind such provision in the transfer policy as it would enable a person about to retire after a long and devoted service to make arrangements for settling down thereafter with his family, acquire a house if not already done," Member N D Dayal said.
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