ED Raids Homes of Export Traders, D Recruitment Scam, Names Partha Chatterjee and three others

The Enforcement Directorate has intensified its ongoing investigation into the West Bengal school service commission recruitment irregularities by filing a fresh charge sheet in the high-profile money laundering case. As part of the latest legal proceedings, central agency investigators named former state minister Partha Chatterjee along with three other individuals allegedly involved in the illegal hiring of Group C and Group D staff. This development follows a series of coordinated raids conducted by the federal agency targeting the residential and commercial premises of various export traders and suspected middlemen linked to the employment racket. Investigators are meticulously examining financial trails, asset accumulations, and communication records to unearth the full extent of the cash-for-jobs conspiracy that has gripped the state's education department for several months.