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After questioning him for over 17 hours, the Enforcement Directorate on Saturday arrested former Bengal school education minister Partha Chaterjee in the teacher recruitment scam. The arrest comes after the fedral probe agency raided the house of Partha's close aide Arpita Mukherjee and found over Rs 20 crore cash. Aripta has been detained by the ED. Officials interrogated Partha, who is currently the Industries Minister, overnight. The questioning began at the residence of the minister at 8 AM on Friday. Officials said Partha didn't cooperate during the questioning. 
Chatterjee was the state education minister when the scam took place and ED is probing the money laundering aspect of those allegedly involved in it.


Bengal SSC scam: ED arrests former minister Partha Chatterjee

Bengal SSB scam: ED arrests former minister Partha Chatterjee

The arrest comes after the fedral probe agency raided the house of Partha's close aide Arpita Mukherjee and found over Rs 20 crore cash.&nbsp;

After questioning him for over 17 hours, the Enforcement Directorate on Saturday arrested former Bengal school education minister Partha Chaterjee in the teacher recruitment scam.&nbsp; The arrest comes after the fedral probe agency raided the house of Partha's close aide Arpita Mukherjee and found over Rs 20 crore cash.&nbsp; Aripta has been detained by the ED.&nbsp;Officials interrogated Partha, who is currently the Industries Minister, overnight.&nbsp;The questioning began at the residence of the minister at 8 AM on Friday. Officials said Partha didn't cooperate during the questioning.&nbsp;
Chatterjee was the state education minister when the scam took place and ED is probing the money laundering aspect of those allegedly involved in it.
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A court of inquiry was ordered after a 21st battalion Sashastra Seema Bal jawan posted a video on Youtube, alleging he had been physically abused by his senior officers at a camp in Bihar.
Constable Arvind Kumar Jaswara showed injuries on his back and shoulders and said that he was "whipped with a leash" by the commanding officer, his deputy and an Inspector of the unit&nbsp;inside the SSB camp on May 7. The jawan also said that he was kept in a unit jail for 2 days and was made to sign on a blank paper.
Scared for his life, Jaswara requested senior SSB officers to help him.
The jawan is also under scanner in a case of illegal transport of wooden logs from the Valmiki Tiger reserve of the state to the residence of an SSB officer in Lucknow.
Both inquiries are being conducted simultaneously and a final report will soon be submitted to the SSB headquarters.

‘Fear for my life’: probe after SSB jawan alleged being ‘’whipped' by commanders

//SSB&nbsp;jawan&nbsp;alleges abuse by seniors in video on social media //Arvind Kumar Jaswara alleged whipped by a leash //Jawan alleged kept in jail for 2 days, made to sign blank paper //Official court of inquiry ordered to probe the incident&nbsp; //Jaswara&nbsp;under scanner for illegal transport of timber logs&nbsp; //Both inquiries being conducted simultaneously&nbsp;

A court of inquiry was ordered after a 21st battalion Sashastra Seema Bal jawan posted a video on YouTube, alleging he had been physically abused by his senior officers at a camp in Bihar.
Constable Arvind Kumar Jaswara showed injuries on his back and shoulders and said that he was "whipped with a leash" by the commanding officer, his deputy and an Inspector of the unit&nbsp;inside the SSB camp on May 7. The constable alleged that the officers said that they could punish him anytime due to his rank and lower caste. The jawan also said that he was kept in a unit jail for 2 days and was made to sign on a blank paper.
Scared for his life, Jaswara requested senior SSB officers to help him.
The jawan is also under scanner in a case of illegal transport of wooden logs from the Valmiki Tiger reserve of the state to the residence of an SSB officer in Lucknow.
Both inquiries are being conducted simultaneously and a final report will soon be submitted to the SSB headquarters.

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