in Teacher Recruitment Scam Probe
Report by Y-Trendz
The Enforcement Directorate questioned Abhishek Banerjee in connection with its ongoing investigation into the alleged teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal.
According to officials, Banerjee appeared before the agency after being summoned for questioning regarding matters linked to the recruitment case, which has remained under scrutiny for alleged irregularities in appointments to teaching and non-teaching positions in state-run schools. Investigators reportedly sought clarifications on specific issues and reviewed documents related to the probe.
The Enforcement Directorate is examining alleged financial transactions and possible money-laundering aspects connected to the recruitment process. Several political figures and former officials have previously come under investigation as part of the wider inquiry.
Following the questioning, Banerjee stated that he had fully cooperated with investigators and answered all questions asked by the agency. Leaders of the All India Trinamool Congress alleged that central agencies were being used to target opposition leaders, while the agency has maintained that its actions are based solely on evidence and legal procedures.
The teacher recruitment case has become one of the most politically sensitive investigations in West Bengal, generating intense debate between the ruling party and opposition groups. Legal proceedings and investigations related to the matter continue in multiple forums.
Officials have not disclosed details of the interrogation, citing the ongoing nature of the probe. Further questioning or investigative action may follow as the agency continues to examine evidence and testimonies.
Y-Trendz will continue to track developments in the teacher recruitment scam investigation and provide updates as more information emerges.
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