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Directory of Officers - Uttar Pradesh (East) Telephone Directory of Income Tax Offices U DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS - UTTAR PRADESH (EAST) TELEPHONE DIRECTORY OF INCOME TAX OFFICES U. P. (EAST) , LUCKNOW CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, LUCKNOW Name S.No. DESIGNATION ADDRESS (O) PHONE (O) FAX (O) MOBILE (Shri/Smt./Ms.) AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 1 ARUN KUMAR SINGH CCIT (CCA) 0522-2233201 0522-2233210 8005445292 MARG, LUCKNOW ADDL. CIT (HQ), O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 8005445319 2 TAJINDER PAL SINGH 0522-2233202 0522-2233209 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW 0872080468 ADDL. CIT (Vig.) O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 8005445319 3 TAJINDER PAL SINGH 0522-2233203 0522-2233213 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW 0872080468 DY. CIT (HQ) Admn., AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 4 O. N. PATHAK 0522-2233204 0522-2233204 8005446100 O/o CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW DY. CIT (Judl.), O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 5 RANJAN SRIVASTAVA 0522-2233294 0522-2233294 8005445123 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW DY. CIT (Vig.), O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 6 SARAS KUMAR 0522-2233207 0522-2233207 8005445054 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW ACIT (Tech.), O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 7 G. D. SINGH 0522-2233208 0522-2233208 8005445001 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW ITO (HQ) Admn., O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 8 VIVEK NAGRATH 0522-2233206 0522-2233206 8005445321 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW ITO (HQ) / PR, O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 9 PRAJESH SRIVASTAVA 0522-2233205 0522-2233205 8005445350 CCIT, LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW MSTU, PRAGYA BHAWAN, DTRTI, 10 ATUL SONKAR ITO (MSTU) 0522-2720344 0522-2720344 8005445231 GOMTI NAGAR, LUCKNOW. AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 11 JYOTI SHARMA ITO (OSD) - - 9967033678 MARG, LUCKNOW AO / DDO, O/o CCIT, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 12 ROOP SAXENA 0522-2233241 0522-2233241 8005445008 LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW AO O/o CCIT, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 13 MUJEEB ASHRAF 0522-2233239 - 8005445011 LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW PS, O/o CCIT, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 14 ANITA GUPTA 0522-2233201 0522-2233210 8005445010 LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW PS, O/o CCIT, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 15 MANJU AGARWAL 0522-2233203 0522-2233213 8005445287 LUCKINOW MARG, LUCKNOW AD (OL), O/o CCIT, RADHA KUNTI BHAWAN, 16 S. P. TIWARI 0522-2320140 0522-2320140 8005445012 LUCKINOW LUCKNOW COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX - I, LUCKNOW S.No. NAME DESIGNATION ADDRESS (O) PHONE (O) FAX (O) MOBILE AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 1 A. K. NIGAM CIT-I, LUCKNOW 0522-2233221 0522-2233214 9415120165 MARG, LUCKNOW ADDL. CIT, R-I AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 2 SHEFALI SWAROOP 0522-2233242 0522-2233243 8005445599 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW ADDL. CIT, R-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 3 SHEFALI SWAROOP 0522-2233243 0522-2233242 8005445599 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW Jt. CIT, RANGE-III, 4 P. K. DEY P. K. COMPLEX, LUCKNOW 0522-2205078 0522-2209169 9838799215 LUCKNOW DCIT, CIRCLE-I, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 5 PINKI MAHAWAR 0522-2233244 0522-2233244 8005445002 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW DCIT, CIRCLE-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 6 HARISH CHANDRA 0522-2233252 - 8005445005 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW DCIT, CIRCLE-III, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 7 M. ANITHA 0522-2204183 0522-2204183 7599101623 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW ITO (HQ) Admn., O/o AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 8 S. K. LAL 0522-2233223 0522-2233223 8005445145 CIT-I, LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW ITO (Tech.), O/o CIT-I, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 9 SANJEEV KUMAR 0522-2233224 0522-2233225 8005445177 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 10 RAVI SRIVASTAVA ITO-1(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2233245 - 8005445184 MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 11 VINAY SRIVASTAVA ITO-1(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2233246 - 8005445129 MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 12 RITESH KUMAR ITO-1(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2233261 - 8005446104 MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 13 RAJ DEEPAK ITO-1(4), LUCKNOW 0522-2233261 - 8005445426 MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 14 A. K. SEHGAL ITO-2(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2233249 - 8005446383 MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 15 JASWANT SINGH ITO-2(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2233253 - 8005445914 MARG, LUCKNOW ANIL KUMAR AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 - ASHOK 16 ITO-2(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2233255 - 8005445575 SRIVASTAVA MARG, LUCKNOW INCOME TAX OFFICE, CIVIL 17 M.P. SINGH ITO, UNNAO 0515-2828602 0515-2828602 8005445229 LINES, UNNAO P.K. COMPLEX 27/2, RAJA RAM 18 A. C. DIWAKAR ITO-3(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2204184 - 8005445834 MOHAN RAI MARG, LUCKNOW P.K. COMPLEX 27/2 RAJA RAM 19 S. M. ZAFAR ITO-3(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2204184 - 8005445540 MOHAN RAI MARG, LUCKNOW P.K. COMPLEX 27/2 RAJA RAM 20 RAJENDRA MOHAN ITO-3(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2204183 - 8005445216 MOHAN RAI MARG, LUCKNOW P.K. COMPLEX 27/2 RAJA RAM 21 R. P. TRIPATHI ITO-3(4), LUCKNOW 0522-2204183 - 8005445284 MOHAN RAI MARG, LUCKNOW AO-III O/o CIT-I, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 22 SARAD KAPOOR 0522-2233287 - 8005445125 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW P.S. O/o CIT-I, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 23 SADHNA MEHROTRA 0522-2233221 - 8005445197 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX-II, LUCKNOW S.No. NAME DESIGNATION ADDRESS (O) PHONE (O) FAX (O) MOBILE AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 1 JAGDISH CIT-II, LUCKNOW 0522-2233225 0522-2233226 9453020740 MARG, LUCKNOW Jt. CIT, RANGE-IV, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 2 VIJAY KHANNA 0522-2233263 0522-2233263 8005445457 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW Jt. CIT, RANGE-V, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 3 SATISH KUMAR 0522-2233263 0522-2233264 9530703791 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW Jt.CIT, RANGE-VI, P. K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R., MARG, 4 R. K. RAM 0522-2233263 0522-2233263 8005445282 LUCKNOW LUCKNOW ITO (HQ), O/o CIT-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 5 S.A.H. RIZVI 0522-2233222 0522-2233222 8005445427 LUCKNOW MARG, O/o CIT-II, LUCKNOW. ITO (Tech.), O/o CIT-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 6 VIMLESH RAI 0522- 2233227 0522-2233227 8005445400 LUCKNOW MARG, O/o CIT-II, LUCKNOW. ACIT, CIRCLE-IV, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 7 RAJESH KUMAR YADAV 0522-2233258 - 80054455425 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW ACIT, CIRCLE-V, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 8 MANJU THAKUR 0522-2233265 - 8005446469 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW DCIT, CIRCLE-VI, P. K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R., MARG, 9 V. S. NEGI 0522-2204182 0522-2204182 8005445331 LUCKNOW LUCKNOW SHYAM BABU AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 10 ITO-4(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2233259 - 8005445348 SRIVASTAVA MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 11 GANESH SHUKLA ITO-4(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2233260 - 8005445044 MARG, LUCKNOW GULSHAN AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 12 ITO-4(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2233247 - 8005445003 CHAOWDHARY MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 13 PARSHU RAM KUREEL ITO-4(4), LUCKNOW 0522-2233262 - 8005445710 MARG, LUCKNOW SANJEEV RANJAN AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 14 ITO-5(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2233269 - 8005445353 SRIVASTAVA MARG, LUCKNOW AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 15 NIRANJAN KUMAR ITO-5(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2233291 - 8005446105 MARG, LUCKNOW SHYAM BABU AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 16 ITO-5(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2233291 - 8005445348 SRIVASTAVA MARG, LUCKNOW INCOME TAX OFFICE, 17 VERENDRA SINGH ITO, BARABANKI 05248-222464 - 8005445019 BARABANKI BHUVANESH KUMAR P.K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R. MARG, 18 ITO-6(1), LUCKNOW 0522-2209723 - 8005445959 GUPTA LUCKNOW ARUN KUMAR P. K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R.MARG, 19 ITO-6(2), LUCKNOW 0522-2209723 - 8005445315 SRIVASTAVA LUCKNOW BHUVANESH KUMAR P. K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R.MARG, 20 ITO-6(3), LUCKNOW 0522-2206814 - 8005445959 GUPTA LUCKNOW P. K. COMPLEX, R.R.M.R.MARG, 21 AWDESH CHANDRA ITO-6(4), LUCKNOW 0522-2209723 - 8005445702 LUCKNOW AO-III O/o CIT-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 22 A.K. TRIVEDI 0522-2233285 - 8005445225 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW Sr. P.S. O/o CIT-II, AAYAKAR BHAWAN, 5 -ASHOK 23 GURDEEP KAUR 0522-2233225 - 8005445404 LUCKNOW MARG, LUCKNOW COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, FAIZABAD S.No. NAME DESIGNATION ADDRESS (O) PHONE (O) FAX (O) MOBILE KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 1 S. L. MEENA CIT, FAIZABAD 05278-228260 05278-228479 8005445944 LINES, FAIZABAD KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 2 R. K. RAM JCIT, FAIZABAD 05278-228481 05278-228481 8005445282 LINES, FAIZABAD ACIT, CIRCLE- KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 3 AMANPREET KAUR 05278-223444 05278-223444 8005447069 FAIZABAD LINES, FAIZABAD ITO (HQ), & Addl. KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 4 RAM CHARAN NISHAD CHARGE ITO-2, 05278-228275 05278-228275 8005445128 LINES, FAIZABAD FAIZABAD KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 5 SHYAM DAS YADAV ITO-1, FAIZABAD 05278-228252 05278-228252 8005445592 LINES, FAIZABAD KRISHNA PALACE ANNEXE CIVIL 6 ROSHAN LAL ITO-3, FAIZABAD 05278-228550 05278-228550 8005446416 LINES, FAIZABAD 7 A. K. PANDEY ITO, PRATAPGARH CINEMA ROAD, PRATAPGARH 05278-2220637 05278-2220637 8005445898 8 AJAY KUMAR ADDL. CIT, GONDA PANTH NAGAR, CIVIL LINES, GONDA 05262-232613 05262-232613 sim not alloted ADDL. CIT, 9 AJAY KUMAR CIVIL LINES, SULTANPUR 05262-221911 05362-221911 sim not alloted SULTANPUR ACIT, CIRCLE- 10 RAJESH KUMAR YADAV CIVIL LINES, SULTANPUR - - 8005445425 SULTANPUR PANTH NAGAR, CIVIL LINES, 11 A. K. MISHRA DCIT, GONDA 05262-221716 05262-221716 8005445751 GONDA PANTH NAGAR, CIVIL LINES, 12 S. N. SAROJ ITO, GONDA 05262-233324 05262-233324 8005445992 GONDA 13 MOHD. AMIN SHIDDIQUI ITO, BASTI CIVIL LINES, BASTI 05542-245268 05542-245268 8005445153 KHATTRIPURA, CIVIL LINES, 14 RAJU SHUKLA ITO-I, BAHRAICH 05252-232222 05252-232222 8005445126 BAHRAICH KHATTRIPURA, CIVIL LINES, 15 G. P. SAHU ITO-II, BARAICH 05252-231978 05252-231978 8005445201 BAHRAICH 16 A. K. PANDEY ITO-I, SULTANPUR CIVIL LINES, SULTANPUR 05362-240230 05362-240230 8005445898 SAMRAT SUBHODH 17 ITO-II, SULTANPUR CIVIL LINES, SULTANPUR 05362-221953 05362-221911 8005445238 KUMAR 18 P. K. SRIVASTAVA ITO, JAUNPUR CIVIL LINES, JAUNPUR 05452-260193 05452-260193 8005445813 AAYAKAR BHAWAN, JAIL ROAD, 19 AMIT KUMAR SONKAR ITO, RAEBAREILLY 0535-2207067 0535-2207067 8005445318 RAEBAREILLI ITAT, LUCKNOW S.No. NAME DESIGNATION ADDRESS (O) PHONE (O) FAX (O) MOBILE CIT(ITAT) DR-I, 1 MANOJ KUMAR GUPTA CIT(DR)-I, ITAT, LUCKNOW 0522-2720654 0522-2720899 8005445317 LUCKNOW CIT(ITAT) DR-II, 2 VIVEK MISHRA CIT(DR)-I, ITAT, LUCKNOW 0522-2720239 0522-2720899 8005446903 LUCKNOW 3 ALOK KUMR MITTRA SR.
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