Standard Operating Procedure (SoP) by CBIC

Santhosh Kumar 12/07/2023

Standard Operating Procedure (SoP) by CBIC upsc notes
Context
CBIC issued SoP
Source: I.E.
Prevent use of freebies, illicit liquor, prohibited items
To lure voters in upcoming elections in India
SoP
Set of guidelines and instructions
How a particular task or process should be carried out
Ensure consistency, efficiency, compliance with established protocols
SoP by CBIC
Aim
Fair and transparent elections
Preventing flow of suspicious cash, illicit liquor, drugs/narcotics
Preventing flow of freebies, smuggled goods during elections
Monitoring
Field officials to monitor monetary and non-monetary inducements
Surveillance
Establish surveillance teams
Conduct checks on vehicles and warehouses
Apprehend smuggled goods
Setting up flying squads, static surveillance teams
Confiscation
Items associated with candidates or political parties without an e-way bill
Reporting
Tax officers report to the Election Commission daily
CBIC (Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs)
Under the Ministry of Finance in India
Formulate policies related to customs, excise duties, GST, narcotics
Oversee administration and collection of these taxes
Administrative authority for subordinate organizations
Including Custom Houses, Central Excise and GST Commissionerates
And the Central Revenues Control Laboratory

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