14 November 2026
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CBIC Promotes 33 IRS Officers to Deputy Commissioner Grade in Customs and Indirect Taxes

The CBIC has promoted 33 Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Indirect Taxes) officers to the Deputy Commissioner grade on a regular basis against vacancies for 2026. The promoted officers will continue in their respective offices.
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New Delhi: The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has promoted 33 officers of the Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Indirect Taxes) to the grade of Deputy Commissioner of Customs and Indirect Taxes.

The promotion order was issued on November 11, 2026, on a regular basis against vacancies for the year 2026. The promotions mark the elevation of the 33 officers to the Deputy Commissioner grade in the Customs and Indirect Taxes administration.

According to the order, all the officers will assume charge of their new posts in the same offices where they are currently posted. This means that their elevation will not involve a change in their present place of posting.

Full List of 33 IRS Officers Promoted to Deputy Commissioner

The following 33 IRS (Customs and Indirect Taxes) officers have been promoted to the grade of Deputy Commissioner on a regular basis:

  • Shantanu Sunil Malani
  • Sreekumar Ravindrakumar
  • Riju Shrivastava
  • Abhinandan Kumar
  • Charu Dhankar
  • Rahul Bansal
  • Rajendra Chaudhary
  • Afnan Abdu Samed
  • Pankaj Gujar
  • Shivhar Chakradhar
  • Ishan Ajit Tipnis
  • Md Qamaruddin Khan
  • Anuradha
  • Deepu Sudheer
  • Niranjana M
  • Sanya
  • Vishavadeep Mattu
  • Deepak Dangi
  • Sonu Parmar
  • Tanvi Bamnavat
  • Raja Ratnam Golla
  • Athira S Kumar
  • Ayushi Kalwar
  • Renu Dahiya
  • Pandu Wilson
  • Mohammed Siddiq Shariff
  • Tushar Parmar
  • Sapavath Amitha
  • S Madhusoodana Bhat
  • Anil Kumar Monga
  • Gohil Shaktisinh Mahipatsinh
  • Vinay Kumar Hatoj
  • Jagdish Chandra Jeenger

Read also: CBIC Transfers 10 Senior IRS Officers: Atul Kumar Rastogi Moves to CESTAT, 9 Get New Postings

Officers to Continue in Their Existing Offices

An important provision in the promotion order concerns the officers’ existing postings.

As specified in the order, the 33 promoted officers will assume charge as Deputy Commissioners in the same offices where they are presently working. Thus, the promotions are being implemented without requiring the officers to move to new offices as part of this exercise.

The promotions have been granted on a regular basis against the vacancies available for the 2026 vacancy year.

With these elevations, the officers will take up responsibilities in the Deputy Commissioner grade within the Customs and Indirect Taxes administration.

Read also: CBIC Transfers 18 Deputy and Assistant Commissioners: Full List of Officers and New Postings


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