AIASCT Representatives Meet 8th Central Pay Commission

 

Dear Members,

Greetings of the Day!

In a significant development, representatives of AIASCT met the 8th Central Pay Commission on 04th May 2026 at Pune. A three-member delegation comprising representatives from the Pune Unit and the Secretary General attended the meeting and presented the concerns of the cadre before the Commission.

During the 15-minute interaction, the delegation strongly raised the issues relating to pay parity, along with concerns regarding NFUG/MACP. It was emphasized that the nature of duties performed by the cadre is critical and multidimensional, requiring appropriate recognition in the pay structure.

The delegation specifically highlighted that parity must be maintained with counterparts in organisations such as CBI, IB, and other equivalent cadres. The historical background and chronology of the issues were also explained in detail before the Commission.

The Commission gave a patient hearing to the submissions and made sincere efforts to understand the concerns raised by the delegation.

On the issue of allowances, the Commission informed that matters already addressed by the NCJCM need not be reiterated separately before the Commission.

The delegation concluded the meeting by earnestly requesting the Commission to consider the demands positively, recognising that the issues raised are fully justified on merit and in view of the responsibilities discharged by the cadre.

The meeting marks an important step in effectively placing the legitimate demands and aspirations of the cadre before the 8th Central Pay Commission.

Fraternally Yours

Rabish Chandra
Secretary General

Call for Members’ Inputs for 8th Central Pay Commission Questionnaire and Memorandum

Dear Members,

 

Greetings of the Day!         

       As you are aware, the process of seeking inputs from stakeholders in connection with the 8th Central Pay Commission has commenced, and organisations across the country, including those under the NJCM framework, have initiated steps to submit structured responses within the stipulated timeline. The 8th Central Pay Commission have sought inputs in a structured manner through a Questionnaire with 18 questions hosted on the MyGov.in web portal from various stakeholders including employees of Government, employees of Union Territories, Associations or Unions of serving or retired employees, pensioners and individuals.

    

    In this connection members of All India Association of Central Tax (AIASCT) are encouraged to submit inputs in their individual capacities by answering those questions in context to our cadre and service at large. Link for the same is: https://www.mygov.in/mygov-survey/8th-central-pay-commission-questionnaire/. Date to submit the online response has been extended till 31.03.2026. All members are requested to kindly submit their online responses to the Pay Commission portal on or before 31.03.2026, so that our collective views are adequately represented. Model answer to the questionnaire as submitted by one of our members from Kolkata Unit is shared here for ease of understanding. Members may submit their own views as it suits to them keeping the larger interest of the cadre intact.

    

    Further, AIASCT intends to submit a Memorandum before the 8th Pay Commission specific to our cadre and department. Accordingly, AIASCT has constituted a Committee for preparing a Draft Memorandum to be submitted before the Pay Commission. Members may also submit their valuable suggestions and inputs so that our committee can incorporate collective views before finalizing the draft memorandum. Suggestions and inputs supported with proper justifications and references may be sent to the email aisacbitc@gmail.com by 30.03.2026.

                                                     

Fraternally yours,

 

 

                                                      Rabish Chandra

Secretary General