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Senior Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Anup Kumar Srivastava, who is among the 15 officers of the customs department who have been sent on retirement with immediate effect, on Tuesday called the move a case of "clear mala fide personal vendetta".In a statement, Srivastava, who is also president of IRS Association, claimed, "My file for promotion to Chief Commissioner had gone to UPSC for review after due vigilance clearance. UPSC fixed December 20, 2018 for review. But new Revenue Secretary called back promotion file on December 19, 2018; a clear malafide personal vendetta and during last six months he has only been raising queries. Not in one go but piecemeal again shows his malafide (intent).""A Sad State. So friends, govt giving promotion 6 months back with back date and sending proposal for further promotions with all outstanding apar... and suddenly putting 56 j is obviously malafide, motivated and to destroy the Service and morale of the Service," it read.This comes hours after the Government of India compulsorily retired 15 senior officers of the ranks of Principal Commissioner, Commissioner, Additional Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner of Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) on Tuesday.The retirement has been ordered under Rule 56 (j) of the General Financial Rules of Central Government Services.The officers who have been compulsorily retired are:1. Dr Anup Srivastava, Principal Commissioner2. Atul Dikshit, Commissioner3. Sansar Chand, Commissioner4. G Shree Harsha, Commissioner5. Vinay Brij Singh, Commissioner6. Ashok R Mahida, Additional Commissioner7. Virendra K Agarwal, Additional Commissioner8. Amresh Jain, Deputy Commissioner9. Nalin Kumar, Joint Commissioner10. S S Pabana, Assistant Commissioner11. S S Bisht, Assistant Commissioner12. Vinod Kr Sanga, Assistant Commissioner13. Raju Sekar, Additional Commissioner14. Ashok Kr Aswal, Deputy Commissioner15. Mohd Altaf, Assistant CommissionerOn June 10, as many as 12 senior officers including Joint Commissioners and Commissioners of Income Tax department were sent on compulsory retirement under Rule 56 by the Finance Ministry.( With inputs from ANI )

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