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Cgst & Central Excise Commissionerate, Varanasi CGST & CENTRAL EXCISE COMMISSIONERATE, VARANASI Address: 9, Maqbool Alam Road, near Zila Kutchehari, Varanasi-221002. Phone:0542-2502864 E mail:[email protected] Jurisdiction The territorial jurisdiction of CGST and Central Excise Commissionerate Varanasi, extends to Districts of Varanasi, Chandauli, Ghazipur, Azamgarh, Ballia, Mau, Gorakhpur, Kushinagar, Maharajganj, Deoria, Sant Kabir Nagar, Siddharth Nagar, Mirzapur and Sonebhadra of the state of Uttar Pradesh. The CGST & Central Excise Commissionerate Varanasi comprises of following Divisions headed by Deputy/ Assistant Commissioners. 1. Division: Varanasi 2. Division: Azamgarh 3. Division: Gorakhpur-I 4. Division: Gorakhpur-II 5. Division: Mirzapur Jurisdiction of Divisions & Ranges: NAME OF DIVISION JURISDICTION NAME OF RANGE JURISDICTION OF RANGE DIVISION Varanasi Area covering North Varanasi /Varanasi PS – Jaitpura, Adampur, Division Ranges of North, Kotwali & Cantt (South Of East, South, West River Varuna) and Sarnath under East Varanasi/Varanasi PS – Dasashwamedh, Luxa, Varanasi district and Sigra, Chetganj, Chowk. entire Chandauli South Varanasi/Varanasi PS- Lanka, Manduadih, district. Bhelupur, Ramnagar West Varanasi/Varanasi PS-Lohta, Mirzamurad, Rohania, Jansa Sarnath/Varanasi/Varanasi PS-Cantt(North Of River Varuna), Sarnath, Phoolpur, Badagaw, Chaubeypur & Shivpur Chandauli/Chandauli Whole of District Chandauli Azamgarh Territory under the Ghazipur/Ghazipur Whole of District Ghazipur Division Districts of Ghazipur, Azamgarh/Azamgarh Whole of District Azamgarh Azamgarh, Ballia & Ballia/Ballia Whole of District Ballia Mau. Mau/Mau Whole of District Mau Gorakhpur-I Area covering Area of P.S Gorakhnath, Division Ranges of Urban-I, P.S Shahpur, P.S Gularia, Urban-II and Urban – I/Gorakhpur P.S Chilwatal and Tehsil districts Kushinagar, Campierganj of District Maharajganj & Gorakhpur Deoria. P.S. Khorabar P.S Cantt and Urban-II/Gorakhpur Chauri Chaura Tehsil of District Gorakhpur Whole District of Kushinagar/ Kushinagar Kushinagar Whole District of Maharajganj/ Maharajganj Maharajganj Deoria/Deoria Whole District of Deoria Gorakhpur-II Area covering Area of P.S Tewaripur, P.S Division Ranges of Urban, Rajghat and P.S Kotwali Rural-I, Rural-II and and all other areas of districts Sant Kabir Urban/Gorakhpur Gorakhpur Sadar Tehsil Nagar & excluding areas coverfed in Siddharthnagar. Range Urban-I and Urban-II of Division- Gorakhpur-I Gida Industrial area and Rural-I/Gorakhpur Sahjanwa Tehsil Tehsil Bansgaon, Tehsil Rural-II/Gorakhpur Gola and Tehsil Khajni Sant Kabir Nagar/ Sant Whole of District Sant Kabir Nagar Kabir Nagar Siddhrathnagar/ Whole of District Siddharth Siddhrathnagar Nagar Mirzapur Territory under the Range-I/ Mirzapur Sadar Tehsil and Lalganj Division Districts of Tehsil of Mirzapur District Mirzapur, Range-II/Chunar Chunar Tehsil and Marihan Robertsganj & Tehsil of Mirzapur District Sonebhadra. Range-III/ Robertsganj Tehsil, Area of Robertsganj Nagar Panchayat and Area of Dalla, Obra of Sonebhadra District Range-IV/ Renukoot M/s Hindalco Industries Limited and Area of Nagar Panchayat, Pipri Excluding M/s Grasim Industries Limited and M/s Ski Carbon Renukoot of Sonebhadra District Range-V/ Renukoot M/s Grasim Industries Limited and Ski Carbon Renukoot, Anpara, Shaktinagar, Bijpur and Other Area of Duddhi Tehsil of Sonebhadra District Contact List of Group ‘A’ Officers, CGST Commissionerate Varanasi. Sr Name of Designation Charge Land Email .N officers Line o. 1 Shri Shyam Commissioner 0542- [email protected] Dhar 2502864 2 Shri Rajendra Joint Anti-Evasion, TRC, 0542- [email protected] Kumar Commissioner Administration & Accounts, 2508069 Estate 3 Ms. Kavita Joint P&V, Legal, Review, Technical, - - Chaurasia Commissioner Statistics, Systems, Hdqrs., PAC, Audit, RTI, Adj. & Comm. Admn. 4 Md. Adil Assistant Anti-Evasion, P&V, HQ, 0542- [email protected] Ashraf Commissioner Statistics, GST Cell, SVLDRS, 2508064 Recovery and Systems branch of Hqrs with additional charge of Div-Mirzapur. 5 Shri Assistant Tech, Legal, RTI, Review, PAC, …. [email protected] R.B.Singh Commissioner Audit and Adjudication branch of Hqrs. 6 Shri Shakti Assistant CGST Div-Varanasi with 0542- [email protected] Bhushan Commissioner additional charge of CAO 2508070 7 Md. Adil Deputy Gorakhpur Div-I & II 0551- [email protected] Ashraf Commissioner 2200042 8 Shri Hilerious Assistant Div-Azamgarh 0546- [email protected] Besra Commissioner 2260806 .
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