MAHARASHTRA EXCISE DEPARTMENT — ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER EXTRACTION

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

Reference Number: EST-1216/Pra.Kra.118(1)/RAUShu-1

Issued By: Government of Maharashtra, Home Department (Grah Vibhag), Mumbai-400 032

Effective Date: 1 July 2016 (Immediate effect — "tatkaL anmolat yetin")

Summary: This is a personnel transfer order issued by the Maharashtra Government Home Department transferring six (6) Inspectors of State Excise (Grade-B/Varg-B) to new postings after they have completed three years of tenure in their current positions. The transfers are made in accordance with the Maharashtra Government Employees Transfer Regulation and Anti-Delay in Discharge of Official Duties Act, 2005, Section 4(4), with prior approval of competent authority. All transfers are effective immediately, and officers must assume charge of their new postings without delay.

KEY PROVISIONS

1. TRANSFER ORDERS — PERSONNEL TRANSFERRED AND NEW POSTINGS:

2. LEGAL AUTHORITY AND COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENT:

• These transfers are made in accordance with Section 4(4) of the Maharashtra Government Employees Transfer Regulation and Anti-Delay in Discharge of Official Duties Act, 2005 with prior approval of competent authorities.

3. IMMEDIATE IMPLEMENTATION REQUIREMENTS:

a) Release and Assumption of Charge:

• Transferred officers must be immediately released (karyamukti) from their current postings upon receipt of this transfer order.
• Officers must immediately assume charge (karyabhaar svikara) at their new postings without any delay.
• Upon arrival at new posting, officers must be immediately taken on charge (vija karun ghyave) by receiving authority.
• Failure to take officer on charge at the new posting shall result in the receiving officer being held liable for any administrative issues related to work assignment, forced waiting period, and salary/allowance payment.

b) Notification to Government:

• The Commissioner, State Excise (Ayukt, RAUShu) must immediately notify the Government (Shashan):
  • The exact date when each transferred officer was released from current posting
  • The exact date when each transferred officer assumed charge at the new posting

4. PROHIBITION ON PRESSURE/INTERFERENCE:

• No officer, directly or indirectly, shall attempt to exert pressure or influence to modify, change, or reverse this transfer order.
• Any such attempt shall constitute a violation of Rule 23 of the Maharashtra Civil Service (Conduct) Rules, 1979.
• Such conduct shall be deemed misconduct (gairvartnik), and disciplinary action (shishthbhang-vishyak karwai) shall be initiated against the offending officer.

5. GOVERNMENT APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZATION:

• This order is issued on the orders and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra (Maharashtrachya Rajypal yanchya aadeshanusaar va navane).
• This Government Decision (Shasan Nirnay) is digitally signed (dijital swaksharit).
• The order is published on the Maharashtra Government website: www.maharashtra.gov.in
• Web Portal Reference Code: 201607011344511029

6. EXECUTION AND REPORTING RESPONSIBILITY:

The Commissioner, State Excise (Ayukt, RAUShu) must:

• Strictly ensure immediate implementation of these transfer orders
• Execute the transfer orders promptly and efficiently
• Follow all instructions in this order with rigorous compliance
• Report compliance status to Government without delay

DOCUMENTS / ENCLOSURES REQUIRED

None specified — This is an administrative order, not an application or license-related document.

WHO IS AFFECTED

License Type / Category: Not applicable — this is a personnel transfer order

Officers Affected:

• Shri V. B. Nimbalkar (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)
• Shri A. A. Pawar (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)
• Shri Y. S. Shidhe (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)
• Shri M. N. Kawale (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)
• Shri G. V. Patil (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)
• Shri S. S. Gujar (Inspector, State Excise, Grade-B)

Authorities Responsible for Implementation:

• Commissioner of State Excise, Maharashtra State
• All Divisional Deputy Commissioners, State Excise (excluding the Commissioner)
• All Superintendents/Inspectors, State Excise (excluding the Commissioner)
• All District Treasury Officers in transferred officers' new districts
• All affected officers (transferred)

IMPORTANT NOTES / CONDITIONS / PENALTIES

1. TENURE COMPLETION RATIONALE:

• All six transferred officers had completed three (3) years of tenure in their current postings, making them eligible for transfer rotation.

2. REASON FOR TRANSFER:

• These are routine administrative transfers to ensure balanced deployment and prevent indefinite posting in a single location — standard government practice to improve administration and reduce personal favoritism or corruption risks.

3. MANDATORY COMPLIANCE — NON-NEGOTIABLE:

• The order states: "Immediate effect" (tatkaL anmolat yetin) — no grace period or delayed assumption of charge is permitted.
• Failure to comply is treated as dereliction of official duty.

4. PENALTIES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE:

a) For Receiving Officer (failure to take officer on charge):

• The receiving officer shall be held liable (jabardari, javaabdari) for:
  • Inability to assign work
  • Forced waiting period (sakt-pratikshakaal) created for the transferred officer
  • Any salary and allowance payment issues arising from the delay
  • Personal administrative responsibility can result in departmental inquiry

b) For Any Officer Attempting Pressure/Interference:

• Rule 23, Maharashtra Civil Service (Conduct) Rules, 1979 — Violation
• Classification: Misconduct (gairvartnik)
• Consequence: Disciplinary action (shishthbhang-vishyak karwai) — can include:
  • Formal warning
  • Censure
  • Suspension
  • Dismissal (in serious cases)

5. NO APPEAL/REVIEW PROVISION:

• This order does not provide any appeal mechanism or review provision.
• The order is final and binding.

6. DISTRIBUTION AND NOTIFICATION:

This order is forwarded (Prati) to:

1. Commissioner, State Excise, Maharashtra State, Mumbai
2. Chief Accountant (Audit/Accounts and Permissions), Maharashtra State, Mumbai
3. All Divisional Deputy Commissioners, State Excise (excluding the Commissioner)
4. Finance and Accounts Officer, Mumbai
5. District Treasurers: Pune, Nashik, Jalna, Nagpur, Kolhapur, Sangli, Sindhudurg, Mule, Usmanabad, Chandrapur
6. All Superintendents/Inspectors, State Excise (excluding the Commissioner)
7. All Concerned Officers (excluding the Commissioner)
8. Official Records (RAUShu-1 file)

ABSENCE OF EXCISE LICENSE-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS

This document does NOT contain:

• Foreign Liquor license details (FL-I, FL-II, FL-III, FL-IV)
• Country Liquor license details (CL-I, CL-II, CL-III)
• Toddy or Neera license provisions
• Manufacturing permit provisions
• Fee schedules or financial terms
• License application requirements
• Eligibility criteria for licensees
• Conditions of license
• Any amendment to Bombay Prohibition Act 1949, Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules 1953, or Maharashtra Country Liquor Rules 1973

This is purely a personnel/administrative order.

Issued By: D. J. Shedmekhee, Cell Officer, Home Department, Government of Maharashtra
Digital Signature Status: Digitally Signed
Date of Order: 1 July 2016
Effective Immediately: Yes