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HomeNotificationCharan Preet Singh Bakshi Granted Proforma Promotion as Chief Commissioner of Customs...

Charan Preet Singh Bakshi Granted Proforma Promotion as Chief Commissioner of Customs & Indirect Taxes

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The Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, has issued Office Order No. 112/2025, granting proforma promotion toCharan Preet Singh Bakshi under the Next Below Rule (NBR).

As per the order, Bakshi (Emp. ID: 760), belonging to the 1992 batch and born on August 9, 1966, has been promoted to the grade of Chief Commissioner of Customs & Indirect Taxes (HAG+) in Level 16 of the Pay Matrix. The promotion is effective from June 2, 2025 — the date on which his immediate junior assumed charge of the same post on a regular basis.

This promotion is a procedural elevation under the NBR, allowing officers to receive notional promotion benefits when their juniors are appointed to a higher post before them due to administrative reasons.

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Date: 30/06/2025

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Juris Hour is an online news portal for reporting accurate and honest news, articles, judgments, Circulars, orders and notifications related to legal developments. We use the tagline ‘Proficiency At Your Doorstep’. Our mission is to simplify and communicate various legal developments in various spheres like civil, criminal, taxation, etc. and make people aware of their rights and duties in order to empower them to contribute in nation-building.Juris Hour is a team of young professionals turned legal journalists who are guided by the values enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution of India and want to create more legal awareness in society by acting as a tool to aid legal reforms by offering a space for constructive criticism of the judiciary.

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