Tag: SSC

  • Faculty activity rip-off: Court docket extends judicial custody of Partha Chatterjee, his ‘aide’ until Oct 31

    Via PTI

    KOLKATA: A distinct PMLA courtroom right here on Wednesday rejected the bail prayer of arrested former Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee and prolonged his judicial custody until October 31 on a prayer through the Enforcement Directorate (ED), which is probing the alleged cash path within the Faculty Provider Fee (SSC) recruitment rip-off.

    The particular courtroom additionally prolonged the judicial remand of Chatterjee’s alleged shut aide, Arpita Mukherjee, until October 31.

    The ED, which had claimed in a fee sheet submitted earlier than the courtroom on September 19 that roughly Rs 100 crore used to be recovered within the type of money and belongings of Mukherjee, submitted that the volume may move as much as Rs 150 crore with contemporary revelations within the progressing investigation.

    The pass judgement on of the particular PMLA courtroom rejected the bail prayer of Chatterjee bearing in mind the “gravity and seriousness” of the offence alleged and ordered that the judicial custody of the previous minister be prolonged until October 31.

    The courtroom additionally allowed the prayers of the ED to interrogate the 2 accused in judicial custody.

    The ED alleged that Chatterjee and Mukherjee have been interested by cash laundering through indulging in legal conspiracy for illegally giving instructing publish jobs on suggestions through the Faculty Provider Fee (SSC) in state-sponsored and —aided faculty, and generated massive proceeds of crime.

    ED recommend Phiroze Edulji submitted that investigation into different high-value transactions is needed to be executed to unearth the cash path and determine the proceeds of crime.

    Edulji claimed that the volume may move as much as round Rs 150 crore.

    Praying for Chatterjee’s bail, his attorneys claimed that no cash used to be recovered from his space and that he does now not have any shut reference to Arpita Mukherjee, from whose apartments Rs 49.80 crore in money used to be seized through the ED.

    It used to be additional claimed that no tangible proof used to be recovered from Chatterjee to confirm the costs leveled towards him.

    Chatterjee and Mukherjee have been hung on July 23 through the ED in reference to its probe into the cash path concerned within the faculty recruitment rip-off.

    Following the arrest, the duo used to be within the custody of the company of 14 days. They have been then remanded in judicial custody on orders of the courtroom.

    The ED has mentioned that it has seized Rs 49.80 crore in money, excluding jewelry and gold bars from apartments owned through Mukherjee, as additionally paperwork of homes.

    It has additionally been mentioned through the company that Mukherjee’s shut affiliation with members of the family of Chatterjee has been present in an organization registered at an cope with owned through the previous at Belghoria, at the northern outskirts of Kolkata, from the place Rs 27.90 crore in money used to be seized.

    The ED had additionally recovered Rs 21.90 crore in money from a flat in south Kolkata the place Mukherjee resided.

    Chatterjee used to be relieved of his ministerial tasks through the Mamata Banerjee govt in a while after his arrest, whilst the TMC, too, got rid of him from the posts he held within the celebration, together with that of the secretary-general. He used to be the schooling minister when the rip-off used to be allegedly pulled off.

    KOLKATA: A distinct PMLA courtroom right here on Wednesday rejected the bail prayer of arrested former Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee and prolonged his judicial custody until October 31 on a prayer through the Enforcement Directorate (ED), which is probing the alleged cash path within the Faculty Provider Fee (SSC) recruitment rip-off.

    The particular courtroom additionally prolonged the judicial remand of Chatterjee’s alleged shut aide, Arpita Mukherjee, until October 31.

    The ED, which had claimed in a fee sheet submitted earlier than the courtroom on September 19 that roughly Rs 100 crore used to be recovered within the type of money and belongings of Mukherjee, submitted that the volume may move as much as Rs 150 crore with contemporary revelations within the progressing investigation.

    The pass judgement on of the particular PMLA courtroom rejected the bail prayer of Chatterjee bearing in mind the “gravity and seriousness” of the offence alleged and ordered that the judicial custody of the previous minister be prolonged until October 31.

    The courtroom additionally allowed the prayers of the ED to interrogate the 2 accused in judicial custody.

    The ED alleged that Chatterjee and Mukherjee have been interested by cash laundering through indulging in legal conspiracy for illegally giving instructing publish jobs on suggestions through the Faculty Provider Fee (SSC) in state-sponsored and —aided faculty, and generated massive proceeds of crime.

    ED recommend Phiroze Edulji submitted that investigation into different high-value transactions is needed to be executed to unearth the cash path and determine the proceeds of crime.

    Edulji claimed that the volume may move as much as round Rs 150 crore.

    Praying for Chatterjee’s bail, his attorneys claimed that no cash used to be recovered from his space and that he does now not have any shut reference to Arpita Mukherjee, from whose apartments Rs 49.80 crore in money used to be seized through the ED.

    It used to be additional claimed that no tangible proof used to be recovered from Chatterjee to confirm the costs leveled towards him.

    Chatterjee and Mukherjee have been hung on July 23 through the ED in reference to its probe into the cash path concerned within the faculty recruitment rip-off.

    Following the arrest, the duo used to be within the custody of the company of 14 days. They have been then remanded in judicial custody on orders of the courtroom.

    The ED has mentioned that it has seized Rs 49.80 crore in money, excluding jewelry and gold bars from apartments owned through Mukherjee, as additionally paperwork of homes.

    It has additionally been mentioned through the company that Mukherjee’s shut affiliation with members of the family of Chatterjee has been present in an organization registered at an cope with owned through the previous at Belghoria, at the northern outskirts of Kolkata, from the place Rs 27.90 crore in money used to be seized.

    The ED had additionally recovered Rs 21.90 crore in money from a flat in south Kolkata the place Mukherjee resided.

    Chatterjee used to be relieved of his ministerial tasks through the Mamata Banerjee govt in a while after his arrest, whilst the TMC, too, got rid of him from the posts he held within the celebration, together with that of the secretary-general. He used to be the schooling minister when the rip-off used to be allegedly pulled off.

  • Calcutta Prime Courtroom bars CBI from taking ex-SSC consultant into custody in recruitment scandal

    Via PTI

    KOLKATA: A department bench of the Calcutta Prime Courtroom on Tuesday refused to intrude with an order of a unmarried bench that directed former consultant of West Bengal College Provider Fee SP Sinha to look sooner than the CBI in reference to alleged irregularities in recruitment however barred the company from taking him into custody.

    Sinha went to the CBI administrative center at 5.10 pm of Tuesday following the order of the department bench.

    Gazing {that a} keep granted to him by means of every other department bench presided by means of Justice Soumen Sen expired on Monday, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay approved the Central Bureau of Investigation to carry custodial interrogation of him and directed the officer-in-charge of Survey Park Police station in Kolkata to make sure the presence of Sinha sooner than the company.

    Taking on an enchantment by means of Sinha, the department bench presided by means of Justice Subrata Talukdar didn’t intrude with the order of Justice Gangopadhyay that he has to look sooner than the CBI on Tuesday itself, whilst directing that the company is not going to take him into custody.

    Justice Gangopadhyay directed Sinha to look sooner than the central company for interrogation by means of 3 pm of Tuesday “because the keep order he was once playing until Monday has no longer been prolonged by means of any courtroom of legislation”.

    The department bench presided by means of Justice Talukdar directed Sinha to look sooner than the CBI throughout the day.

    The department bench headed by means of Justice Sen had on Friday granted a keep on Justice Gangopadhyay’s previous order for Sinha’s look sooner than the CBI until Monday.

    The central company had on Thursday wondered Sinha on an order of the only bench.

    Justice Gangopadhyay on Monday directed 4 contributors of a five-man committee constituted by means of the West Bengal College Training Division in November, 2019 for tracking pending recruitment of educating and non-teaching body of workers in government-aided faculties to look sooner than the CBI in reference to alleged irregularities within the procedure by which the courtroom had previous ordered the central company to carry an enquiry.

    The committee was once headed by means of Sinha and the opposite 4 contributors had been S Acharya, PK Bandopadhyay, AK Sarkar and T Panja.

    A department bench comprising justices Harish Tandon and Rabindranath Samanta on Monday launched all issues it was once listening to in an enchantment difficult orders of the only bench when it comes to alleged irregularities within the appointments.

    The only bench of Justice Gangopadhyay had on March 30 wondered an order of the department bench within the enchantment difficult his course for submission of a testimony of property by means of Sinha in a petition alleging irregularities within the appointments.

    Thereafter, 3 department benches of the top courtroom refused to listen to the enchantment on Monday and every other department bench on Tuesday didn’t agree to listen to the topic and returned it to the courtroom of the executive justice.