GST Mobile squad officers to be punished for non compliance of High Court orders-UP GST Commissioner
Commissioner of Commercial Tax (GST), Uttar Pradesh has issued a letter to all officers stating that it has come to the knowledge of the Head Office that officers working at mobile squad are not ensuring timely compliance of the orders of the Hon’ble High Court passed in pursuance of writ petitions filed the vehicle owners/vehicle driver/transporter/traders against the action taken during the enforcement work.
As per the letter, as a result, the petitioners again have to file petition to ensure the compliance of the order passed by the Hon’ble High Court which is not a desirable state.
The letter directs for ensuring timely compliance of the orders of the Hon’ble High Court. It also states that if with respect to the order of Hon’ble High Court, there is a need to lodge the departmental view or if appeal/revision petition is required, immediate action should be ensured.
The letter warns that in future, in the event of non compliance of the orders of Hon’ble High Court within the time, harsh action shall be taken against the concerned officer treating it as indiscipline and the responsibility of the supervisory officer shall also be fixed.
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