School jobs scam: ED seeks details on teachers' appointment from West Bengal education body
Press Trust of India | August 31, 2022 | 09:40 AM IST | 1 min read
West Bengal Recruitment Scam: The ED wrote to the chairman of the board for soft copies of the appointments-related details by Thursday.
Kolkata: The Enforcement Directorate on Tuesday sought information from the West Bengal Board of Primary Education about the appointment of primary teachers since 2011 in connection with its ongoing probe into a school jobs scam, an official said.
The ED wrote to the chairman of the board for soft copies of the appointments-related details by Thursday, he said. A source in the education body said officials concerned in primary schools in all the districts have been asked to furnish the information on time.
The ED had earlier arrested suspended Trinamool Congress leader and former state minister Partha Chatterjee, and his close associate Arpita Mukherjee for their alleged involvement in the multi-crore scam.
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