MAHARASHTRA EXCISE DOCUMENT ANALYSIS

Document Type: Government Resolution (Administrative Order) — Personnel Transfer/Repatriation

Reference Number: EST-2716/Pr.Kr.113/RAUSU-1, dated 1 July 2016

Issued By: Government of Maharashtra, Home Department (गृह विभाग), State Secretariat, Mumbai 400032

Effective Date: Immediate (तात्काळ — "forthwith")

Summary: This is a personnel administrative order issued by the Maharashtra State Government (Home Department) repatriating Shri B. G. Shekhar, IAPS, from his deputation posting as Director (Enforcement & Efficiency), State Excise Department (Group A) back to his parent department. The order directs the Commissioner of State Excise to relieve Shri Shekhar immediately and submit a report to the government. This is NOT an excise licensing or fee notification — it is a HOME DEPARTMENT order concerning State Excise Department personnel administration.

KEY PROVISIONS:

• Officer Being Repatriated: Shri B. G. Shekhar, IAPS (Indian Police Administrative Service), known as "भापोसे" (IAPS designation)

• Current Position: Director (Enforcement & Efficiency), State Excise Department, Maharashtra, Group A cadre

• Action Ordered: Immediate repatriation to parent department (deputation terminated)

• Reason Cited: "For administrative reasons" (प्रशासकीय कारणास्तव)

• Authority Responsible for Implementation: Commissioner of State Excise, Maharashtra State (आयुक्त, राज्य उत्पादन शुल्क)

• Directive to Commissioner:

• Make local arrangements immediately (स्थानिक व्यवस्था करुन)
• Relieve Shri Shekhar immediately from duty (तात्काळ कार्यमुक्त करावे)
• Submit a report to the government regarding the relief (अहवाल शासनास सादर करावा)

• Reference Prior Order: Government Order, Home Department, No. IPS-0315/Pr.Kr.78/POL-1, dated 31.08.2015 (this is the original deputation order)

• Portal Reference: Document published on Maharashtra Government website (www.maharashtra.gov.in), Portal ID: 201607011338177029

• Digital Certification: Order signed digitally as per Government of Maharashtra protocols

DISTRIBUTION LIST:

Addressees (प्रति):

1. Director General & Police Commissioner, Maharashtra State, Mumbai
2. Commissioner, State Excise Department, Maharashtra State, Mumbai
3. Principal Accountant General (Accounts & Entitlements-1), Maharashtra State, Mumbai
4. Financial & Accounts Officer, Mumbai
5. Assistant Director, IAPS Cell, Home Department, State Secretariat, Mumbai
6. Joint Secretary, POL-1, Home Department, State Secretariat, Mumbai
7. Concerned Officer (through Commissioner, State Excise)

For Information Only (प्रतिमातहितीस्तव):

1. Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, State Secretariat, Mumbai
2. Private Secretary to State Minister (Home — Urban/Rural), State Secretariat, Mumbai
3. Private Secretary to State Minister (State Excise), State Secretariat, Mumbai
4. Senior Personal Assistant to Chief Secretary, State Secretariat, Mumbai
5. Senior Personal Assistant to Additional Chief Secretary (Home), Home Department, State Secretariat, Mumbai
6. Senior Personal Assistant to Principal Secretary (Special), Home Department, State Secretariat, Mumbai
7. Senior Personal Assistant to Principal Secretary (State Excise), new Secretariat, G.T. Hospital, Mumbai
8. Section Officer (RAUSU-1)

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• EXCISE IMPACT: This order affects the administrative structure of the State Excise Department but does NOT directly impact any excise license types (FL-I, FL-II, FL-III, FL-IV, CL-I, CL-II, CL-III, Toddy, Neera, or manufacturing permits).

• NOT A LICENSING DOCUMENT: This is a personnel/administrative order issued by the Home Department, not an excise policy, fee notification, or licensing regulation. It does not contain provisions affecting license holders, fee structures, or excise compliance requirements.

• DEPUTATION STATUS: The order clarifies that Shri Shekhar was serving on deputation (प्रतिनियुक्ती) to the State Excise Department on behalf of his parent IAPS cadre; that deputation is now terminated and he is repatriated.

• CONFIDENTIALITY/SENSITIVITY: The mention of "administrative reasons" (without elaboration) suggests possible administrative restructuring or performance-related considerations, though specifics are not disclosed in the order text.

• SUCCESSION ARRANGEMENTS: The order directs the Commissioner to "make local arrangements" (स्थानिक व्यवस्था), implying that a successor Director (Enforcement & Efficiency) will be appointed, but the order does not specify by whom or the timeline.

• NO APPEAL PROVISION: No appeal or review mechanism is mentioned in this administrative order.

CONCLUSION:

This document is a routine personnel transfer/repatriation order with NO direct applicability to excise licensing, fee structures, or regulatory compliance. It affects only the administrative cadre of the State Excise Department and has no bearing on excise license holders or applicants under the Bombay Prohibition Act 1949, BPA rules, or Maharashtra Country Liquor Rules 1973.