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1 Mrinal Kanti Mondal(No.-2) SPL Sl no. Name Designation Email Id Posting 1 Mrinal Kanti Mondal(No.-2) SPL. CCT [email protected] HQ 2 Nishith Chandra Chakrabarti ADDL. CCT [email protected] EXCISE 3 Prasenjit Chanda SPL.CCT. [email protected] LTU 4 Amit Kr. Bandyopadhyay SPL. CCT a.k. [email protected] HQ 6 Mrinmoy Mondal ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 7 Sushok Nath Saha ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 8 Subrata Chowdhury SPL. CCT [email protected] HQ 9 Swapan Kr. Chandra ADDL. CCT REVISIONAL BOARD 10 Avijit Chowdhury ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 11 Indranil Bhattacharyya SPL. CCT [email protected] INTERNAL AUDIT 12 Malay Ranjan Das ADDL. CCT [email protected] BoI 13 Passang Norbu Sherpa ADDL. CCT [email protected] CHOWRINGHEE CIRCLE 14 Akhter Uzzaman Khan SPL. CCT 24 PARGANAS CIRCLE 15 Asfaque Ahmed ADDL. CCT [email protected] LAW SECTION 16 Abhijit Bhattacharya SPL. CCT [email protected] HQ 17 Mrigendra Nath Sarkar ADDL. CCT [email protected] MEDINIPUR CIRCLE 18 Amit chakraborty SPL. CCT SR, TRIBUNAL 19 Chinmoy Goswamy SPL. CCT [email protected] HQ 20 Ujjayani Das Sarma ADDL. CCT HQ 21 Anirban Purakayestha Sr.JCCT [email protected] INTERNAL AUDIT 22 Amit Mukhopadhyay ADDL. CCT [email protected] SILIGURI CIRCLE 23 Monoranjan Ghosh ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 24 Gopal Ch. Barman ADDL. CCT [email protected] LTU 25 Karma Palzer Bhutia ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 26 Sukla Samanta ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 27 Bimal Kr. Ghosh ADDL CCT [email protected] DURGAPUR CIRCLE 28 Manick Lal Maitra ADDL. [email protected] ATI DIRECTOR 29 Jawaid Siddiqui Sr.JCCT 30 Ranjan Panda ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ 31 Supriya Ghosh ADDL. CCT [email protected] Member, WBCTA & RB 32 Sarmistha Roy(Bandyopadhyay) ADDL. CCT [email protected] KOLKATA SOUTH CIRCLE 33 Snigdha Kumar Thakur ADDL. CCT [email protected] BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION-3 34 Bratati Dasgupta (Ghosh) ADDL. CCT [email protected] HQ (ISD) 35 Aniruddha Bandyopadhyay ADDL. CCT [email protected] DHARMOTOLLA CIRCLE 36 Dharmendra Verma ADDL. CCT [email protected] EXCISE 37 Pallab Kumar Sarkar ADDL. CCT [email protected] SALT LAKE BLDG. 38 Arun Kumar Mandal ADDL. CCT [email protected] MEDINIPUR ZONE 39 Bikas Chandra Biswas ADDL.CCT. [email protected] HQ (SOUTH CIRCLE) 40 Debashis Mukherjee (2) ADDL. CCT [email protected] WBTT 41 Tapan Kumar Mandal ADDL. CCT [email protected] Member, FTRA 42 Jina Gyamtso ADDL. CCT [email protected] Member, FTRA 43 Nabanita Pal ADDL. CCT [email protected] PRO 44 Sudipa Biwas (Deb) JCCT 45 Bhabananda Das ADDL CCT [email protected] ASANSOL CIRCLE 46 Saikat Bhadra ADDL CCT [email protected] TRO SALT LAKE 47 Amitabha Basu ADDL CCT [email protected] WBTT Sl no. Name Designation Email Id Posting 48 Abhijit Das ADDL CCT [email protected] BI South Bengal 49 Nabendu Kr. Ray ADDL CCT [email protected] RAIGUNGE RANGE 50 Moitree Sen ADDL CCT [email protected] LAWSECTION IN WEST BENGAL TAXATION TRIBUNAL 51 Parthasarathi Dey ADDL CCT [email protected] LAWSECTION ,HQ 52 Susanta Kr. Biswas Sr.JCCT [email protected] DURGAPUR CIRCLE 53 Ashis Kr. Mukherjee Sr.JCCT [email protected] HOWRAH CIRCLE,ADDL.DUTY BALLY CIRCLE 54 Mobin-Al-Rasid Sr.JCCT [email protected] DHARMATALA CIRCLE,ADDL.DUTY WEST BENGAL APPELLATE AND REVISIONAL BOARD 55 Chandana Mitra (Bose) Sr.JCCT [email protected] 24 PARGANA CIRCLE 56 Anjana Chakraborty (Sarbadhikary) Sr.JCCT [email protected] BALLY CIRCLE(HOWRAH),ADDL. DUTY HOWRAH CIRCLE 57 Suman Kumari Singh Sr.JCCT [email protected] BALLY CIRCLE 58 Asima Bhadra ( Samajdar) Sr.JCCT [email protected] KOLKATA SOUTH CIRCLE 59 Sudeshna Mukhopadhyay Sr.JCCT [email protected] ITC INVESTIGATION UNIT 60 Malay Das Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION.ADDL. DUTY WBTT SALT LAKE 61 Supriya Basu Sr.JCCT [email protected] BURRABAZAR CIRCLE 62 Tanwirul Qumar Sr.JCCT [email protected] KOLKAT SOUTH CIRCLE 63 Saubhik Choudhuri Sr.JCCT [email protected] BURRABAZAR CIRCLE 64 Saibal Saha Sr.JCCT [email protected] PROFESSION TAX,HQ 65 Bipul Islam EXCISE [email protected] Excise 66 Ashima Saha Roy (Sarkar) Sr.JCCT [email protected] IPA CELL 67 Anindya Mitra Sr.JCCT [email protected] KOLKATA NORTH CIRCLE 68 Pampa Sur (Chowdhuty) Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION OFFICE 69 Arghya Biswas Sr.JCCT [email protected] H.Q. 70 Hirendra Kr. Mondal Sr.JCCT [email protected] TRO , SALT LAKE 71 Nilima Mondal Sr.JCCT [email protected] LTU 72 Bablu Mondal Sr.JCCT [email protected] HO 73 Gyanendra Kalikote Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION,ADDL.DUTY IN WBTT 74 Sima Sarkar Sr.JCCT [email protected] ISD 75 Shyamal Kanti Mondal Sr.JCCT [email protected] BAHARAMPUR CIRCLE 76 Lakden Tshering Yolmo Sr.JCCT [email protected] REVISIONAL BOARD,SILIGURI BENCH 77 Tshering Lamu Bhutia Sr.JCCT [email protected] REVISIONAL BOARD,SILIGURI BENCH 78 Sujoy Modak JCCT [email protected] INTERNAL AUDIT 79 Partha Pratim Jana Sr.JCCT [email protected] DRIE 80 Md. Zafrullah Sr.JCCT [email protected] 24 PARAGANA CIRCLE 81 Aniruddha Bandyopadhyay (2) Sr.JCCT [email protected] BALLY CIRCLE Sl no. Name Designation Email Id Posting 82 Sanjib Kr. Raha Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION 83 Anjan Kr. Moitra Sr.JCCT [email protected] TRO SALT LAKE 84 Siddhartha Sarkar Sr.JCCT [email protected] KOLKATA NORTH CIRCLE 85 Dipak Kar Sr.JCCT [email protected] BI NORTH BENGAL SILIGURI 86 Aslam Pervez Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION, HQ 87 Jibananda Mondal Sr.JCCT [email protected] RAIGUNJ CIRCLE 88 Suvankar Biswas Sr.JCCT [email protected] 24 PARAGANAS CIRCLE 89 Heera Lepcha Sr.JCCT [email protected] SILIGURI CIRCLE 90 Dilip Kumar Das (2) Sr.JCCT [email protected] HOWRAH RANGE 91 S. M. Naser Ali Sr.JCCT [email protected] HOWRAH CIRCLE 92 Lovely Mukherjee(Bannerjee) Sr.JCCT [email protected] HRD CELL 93 Chinmoy Dey Sr.JCCT [email protected] BI SOUTH BENGAL DURGAPUR ZONE 94 Urmi Mukhopadhay(Choudhuri) Sr.JCCT ASANSOL CIRCLE 95 Chanchal Chowdhury Sr.JCCT [email protected] LTU 96 Asim Kumar Biswas Sr.JCCT [email protected] CHOWRINGHEE CIRCLE 97 Jayjeet Ghosh Sr.JCCT [email protected] HOWRAH RANGE 98 Saubhik Datta Sr.JCCT [email protected] HRD CELL 99 Nandini Majumdar Sr.JCCT [email protected] LTU 100 Ambarjit Roy Sr.JCCT [email protected] MEDINIPUR CIRCLE 101 Anjan Kumar Nandi Sr.JCCT [email protected] BEHALA CIRCLE(ADMIN) 102 Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya Sr.JCCT BAHARAMPUR CIRCLE 103 Subhasis Bag Sr.JCCT [email protected] ESPLANADE & FAIRLIE PLACE CHARGE 104 Indrani Bagchi Sr.JCCT [email protected] STRAND ROAD CH/RAJAKATRA CH/CHINABAZAR CH 105 Gautam Kumar Dolui Sr.JCCT [email protected] RAIGUNJ CIRCLE 106 Ujjwal Bhattacharyya Sr.JCCT ISD 107 Barun Chakraborty Sr.JCCT [email protected] BI NORTH BENGAL SILIGURI 108 Rizwan Hassan Quasmi JCCT LAW, REVISIONAL BOARD 109 Susmita Bhattacharyya (Aich) Sr.JCCT [email protected] CHOWRINGHEE CIRCLE 110 Sumita Pradhan Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION 111 Dilip Sarkar JCCT [email protected] INTERNAL AUDIT WING,HQ 112 Srobona Bose Datta Sr.JCCT [email protected] LTU 113 Sabyasachi Mukhopadhyay Sr.JCCT LTU 114 Sachindrani Ghosh(Chaudhuri) Sr.JCCT [email protected] BARDHAMAN CH 115 Arindam Ghosh Sr.JCCT [email protected] KHARAGPUR ZONE UNDER B.I.(SOUTH BENGAL) 116 Pijush Kanti Ghoshal Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION 117 Samar Kumar Ghosh Sr.JCCT [email protected] LTU 118 Arundhati Sengupta Sr.JCCT [email protected] BEHALA CIRCLE 119 Manawar Yakub JCCT [email protected] PG CIRCLE 120 Dilip Tarafder Sr.JCCT [email protected] LAW SECTION Sl no. Name Designation Email Id Posting 122 Arup Ratan Sarkar Sr. JCCT [email protected] DURGAPUR CIRCLE 123 Sushil Tarafder Sr.JCCT [email protected] BI NORTH BENGAL, ALIPURDUAR ZONE 124 Mrinal Kanti Gayan Sr.JCCT [email protected] ALIPURDUAR RANGE 125 Sujit Kumar Roy Sr.JCCT [email protected] CHOWRINGHEE CIRCLE 126 Subodh Kumar Sardar Sr.JCCT [email protected] BI SOUTH BENGAL ADDL DUTY TO BAHARAMPUR CH 127 Gautam Prasad Das Sr.JCCT [email protected] DURGAPUR CIRCLE 128 Vishal Chandra Lama Sr.JCCT [email protected] JALPAIGURI CIRCLE 129 Passang Bhutia JCCT [email protected] B.I.
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