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The Enforce Directorate raided yet another apartment linked to Arpita Mukherjee, the close associate of arrested West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, in the city's Chinar Park area after recovering around Rs 28 crore cash from another flat belongi

Bengal school jobs scam: ED raids another flat of Partha Chatterjee's aide Arpita

The Enforce Directorate raided yet another apartment linked to Arpita Mukherjee, the close associate of arrested West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, in the city's Chinar Park area after recovering around Rs 28 crore cash from another flat belonging to her. 

The details of the Chinar Park flat were provided by Arpita Mukherjee herself during interrogation by the ED earlier in the day.

The Enforce Directorate raided yet another apartment linked to Arpita Mukherjee, the close associate of arrested West Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, in the city's Chinar Park area after recovering around Rs 28 crore cash from another flat belonging to her.
The raid by the ED, which is probing the money trail of the school jobs scam, was conducted late Thursday evening, an ED official said.
As the door of the flat was locked and the keys could not be traced, the ED sleuths broke it open in the presence of central force officers.
"This (Chinar Park) apartment belongs to Arpita Mukherjee and we suspect that like her other flats cash may be stacked here as well," the ED official said.
"We are talking to the neighbours and trying to find out what kind of activities were carried out here," he said.
The details of the Chinar Park flat was provided by Mukherjee herself during interrogation by the ED earlier in the day. In the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday ED sleuths had raided a flat belonging to Mukherjee in Belghoria area of the city and recovered around Rs 28 crore unaccounted cash besides large quantities of gold and silver.
The central agency had seized over Rs 21 crore cash from another flat belonging to Mukherjee in Tollygunj area. The value of the gold jewellery, believed to weigh several kilograms, is still being ascertained.
CBI as directed by Calcutta High Court is probing the alleged irregularities committed in the recruitment of Group C and D staff as well as teachers in government-sponsored and aided schools on the recommendations of the West Bengal School Service Commission.
Chatterjee, who was the education minister when the alleged irregularities took place, was arrested on July 23. He was stripped of all his cabinet portfolios and suspended from the ruling Trinamool Congress on Thursday.&nbsp;
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Arrested Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, who is at the centre of a multi-crore school jobs scam, on Sunday claimed that the money recovered during Enforcement Directorate raids does not belong to him, and time will tell who are “conspiring” against him.
As he deboarded a vehicle after being taken to ESI Hospital at Joka for a medical check-up, and was approached by reporters with questions regarding the scam, Chatterjee said, "The money (recovered) is not mine.” Asked further if anybody was conspiring against him, he said: "You will get to know when the time comes." Chatterjee had on Friday asserted that he was a victim of a conspiracy and expressed unhappiness over the Trinamool Congress’ decision to suspend him.
"This decision (to suspend me) could influence an impartial probe…," he had said.
About the move to remove him from the ministry, Chatterjee, once considered a close confidante of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, said, "Her (Banerjee's) decision is right." Chatterjee, 69, was relieved of his duties as minister-in-charge of various departments and suspended from the TMC on Thursday. He was also removed from all party posts.
One of his close aides, Arpita Mukherjee, has also been arrested by the ED after crores of rupees in cash were seized from her residences in parts of the city.

Partha Chatterjee: cash recovered by ED doesn't belong to me

Chatterjee had earlier asserted that he was a victim of a conspiracy and expressed unhappiness over the Trinamool Congress&rsquo; decision to suspend him.

Arrested Bengal minister Partha Chatterjee, who is at the centre of a multi-crore school jobs scam, on Sunday claimed that the money recovered during Enforcement Directorate raids does not belong to him, and time will tell who are &ldquo;conspiring&rdquo; against him.
As he deboarded a vehicle after being taken to ESI Hospital at Joka for a medical check-up, and was approached by reporters with questions regarding the scam, Chatterjee said, "The money (recovered) is not mine.&rdquo; Asked further if anybody was conspiring against him, he said: "You will get to know when the time comes." Chatterjee had on Friday asserted that he was a victim of a conspiracy and expressed unhappiness over the Trinamool Congress&rsquo; decision to suspend him.
"This decision (to suspend me) could influence an impartial probe&hellip;," he had said.
About the move to remove him from the ministry, Chatterjee, once considered a close confidante of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, said, "Her (Banerjee's) decision is right." Chatterjee, 69, was relieved of his duties as minister-in-charge of various departments and suspended from the TMC on Thursday. He was also removed from all party posts.
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One of his close aides, Arpita Mukherjee, has also been arrested by the ED after crores of rupees in cash were seized from her residences in parts of the city.

The Press Trust of India has reported that an aide of the suspended Trinamool Congress leader Partha Chaterjee is on a run from tax officials while travelling with a huge bag. 
The report said that the Income Tax Department conducted a raid at a hotel in Jharkhand's Hazaribag district after it got a tip off from the Enforcement Directorate department based in Kolkata.
An Income Tax team, which has been camping in Hazaribag in connection with another case, reportedly received an input that the person was in Bhandara Park allegedly to hide unaccounted money.
Officials were quoted as saying that the personnel of the income tax unit then sealed all the entrances of the park, which comprises a multiplex, a hotel and a marriage hall.
The man on run, whose identity authorities did not give and "is considered close" had reportedly left the park a few hours before the tax officials arrived.
The hotel staff, who were questioned by the team members, said he had arrived from Kolkata in a government vehicle, and was carrying "a big bag" with him.
Partha Chatterjee was arrested by the ED in connection with its investigation into irregularities in the recruitment of teachers by the School Service Commission.

Tax officials hunt Partha Chaterjee's 'aide' who is on run with 'big bag'

Tax officials hunt Partha Chaterjee's 'aide' whose on run with 'big bag'

The man on run, whose identity authorities did not give and "is considered close" to Partha had reportedly left the park a few hours before the tax officials arrived.

The Press Trust of India has reported that an aide of the suspended Trinamool Congress leader Partha Chaterjee is on a run from tax officials while travelling with a huge bag.&nbsp;
The report said that the Income Tax Department conducted a raid at a hotel in Jharkhand's Hazaribag district after it got a tip off from the Enforcement Directorate department based in Kolkata.
An Income Tax team, which has been camping in Hazaribag in connection with another case, reportedly received an input that the person was in Bhandara Park allegedly to hide unaccounted money.
Officials were quoted as saying that the personnel of the income tax unit then sealed all the entrances of the park, which comprises a multiplex, a hotel and a marriage hall.
The man on run, whose identity authorities did not give and "is considered close" had reportedly left the park a few hours before the tax officials arrived.
The hotel staff, who were questioned by the team members, said he had arrived from Kolkata in a government vehicle, and was carrying "a big bag" with him.
Partha Chatterjee was arrested by the ED in connection with its investigation into irregularities in the recruitment of teachers by the School Service Commission.

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