Dear Members,
As part of AIASCT's
continued efforts to pursue the service interests of the cadre, I had the
opportunity to visit Ranchi, Jharkhand. A key highlight of the visit was meeting with the Hon'ble Minister of State for Defence and Member of Parliament
from Ranchi, Shri Sanjay Seth. During the visit, I also had the opportunity to
interact with members of the Bihar & Jharkhand Unit.
MEETING WITH THE HON'BLE
MINISTER OF STATE FOR DEFENCE
During the visit, I had
the privilege of meeting the Hon'ble Minister of State for Defence and Member
of Parliament, Shri Sanjay Seth. I was joined by our Vice President (East),
Shri Sanjeev Kumar Jha, and together we apprised the Hon'ble Minister of the
key issues affecting the cadre.
The delegation highlighted
the prolonged stagnation faced by Superintendents, the continued delay in
finalisation of the All India Seniority List (AISL), which has consequently
held up the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) for promotion to the grade
of Assistant Commissioner.
A detailed representation
was submitted requesting the Hon'ble Minister to extend his support by taking
up these issues with the concerned authorities in the Ministry of Finance to
facilitate their early resolution.
The meeting reflects
AIASCT's continued endeavor to pursue the timely resolution of issues affecting
the career progression and welfare of the cadre of Superintendents of GST &
Central Excise.
INTERACTION WITH BIHAR
& JHARKHAND UNIT
During my visit, I also
had the pleasure of interacting with members of the Bihar & Jharkhand Unit.
The meeting provided an opportunity to brief members on the initiatives and
follow-up actions undertaken by the All India Body over the past few months on
various cadre-related and organisational issues.
I sincerely thank the
Bihar & Jharkhand Unit for the warm welcome and gracious hospitality
extended during the visit. I deeply appreciate the valuable suggestions shared
by the members and look forward to working together for the continued progress
and strengthening of our Association.
Moving Forward Together
AIASCT remains committed to pursuing every legitimate issue affecting its members through constructive dialogue and continuous engagement with the Government and the Department. At the same time, regular interactions with members across the country remain central to the Association's functioning, enabling the All India Body to represent the collective voice of the cadre more effectively.
The Ranchi visit
reinforced the importance of both these objectives: strengthening
organisational unity and ensuring sustained advocacy for the timely resolution
of cadre-related issues. With the continued support and active participation of
members, AIASCT will persist in its efforts to secure meaningful progress on
matters that are vital to the career advancement and welfare of the executive
cadre.
Fraternally Yours,
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