@cbic_india@FinMinIndia Chief Commissioner Kerala zone has written to Chief Secretary Kerala for vaccination of Customs staff as front line workers on priority basis. We request all CCs across India to follow the suit so that our members get their due while they work for nation
@cbic_india@FinMinIndia@nsitharaman Federation humbly request that our members, who have been working round the clock at airports and seaports throughout the covid period may kindly be treated as Front line workers please for vaccination.
During these tough times, Association has taken initiative to distribute masks to its members. Distribution inaugurated by the Commissioner of Customs, Custom House, Cochin.
We pay deep homage to the great Social Reformer, Economist, Historian, Nationalist and beacon of knowledge Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar on his 129th Birthday.
Our heartiest Congratulations to Sh. M Ajit Kumar IRS(C&CE:1984) on taking over as Chairman @cbic_india and we assure him our full support in every manner.
@NSDev3@nsitharamanoffc@nsitharaman Customs Act have its own Quasi Judicial officers with powers of civil court. It is a unique act with synthesis of CrPC and CPC. Which makes delineation of offences into cognizable and non cognizable difficult to fit into definition provided in the CrPC.
@NSDev3@nsitharamanoffc@nsitharaman As per CrPC cognizable offences are those offence where arrest can be made without warrant. Whereas in non cognizable offences arrest can be made only after sanction by a magistrate. As per custom act each arrest needs to be sanctioned by commissioner. So why this bifurcation?
@nsitharamanoffc@nsitharaman Section 81(b) of Customs Act provides for regulation on the custody, examination, assessment to duty and clearance of baggage. However it appears no regulations have been issued in this regard leaving gaps in enforcement.
@nsitharamanoffc@nsitharaman There is no provision for investigation in the Customs Act. However search, seizure, arrest are all part of investigation as per CrPC. Hence Specific provision may be made for appointment of Investigation officer under Customs Act. 2/2
Similar course should be conducted for Cochin Customs Havaldars also. Apart from this, there should be periodical fire arms training for other executive cadres also.
On 16.11.2019 2 pax arrived from Kochi by SG608 were intercepted at The Domestic Terminal. On personal search 21, 10 tola #Gold Bars weighing 2446.5 gms totally valued at Rs.83 lakhs were recovered in her small handbag. Both Passengers arrested. @cbic_india
We strongly condemn the recent incident of violence against the police personnel on duty at Tis Hazari Court, New Delhi. We stand shoulder to shoulder with our colleagues in these testing times and urge the concerned that the culprits be brought to justice at the earliest.