The Enforcement Bureau (ED) said on Wednesday that the asset has been attached with more than Rs 6.09 crore as part of its money laundering investigation into three different teacher and staff recruitment “scam” in West Bengal. The company said it had issued a new order calling it 56.56.56.56.56. cro cosse copsions copsion and Composite coiss and composs coiss and composs coiss and composs (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC) (SC).
The FBI said in a statement that the assets were held in the name of the company and LLP (Large Liability Partnership). It said the properties are worth Rs 56,500 crore.
The Supreme Court discovered large-scale violations during the 2016 recruitment process and canceled the entire group on April 3. The Supreme Court extended the services of teachers at the CBI from April 17 to December 31, with a total of 25,753 state-run and auxiliary schools teaching staff and auxiliary schools losing their jobs.
In this case, ED early attached a property worth Rs 16,366 crore and under the name of Roy and his “main agent” Chandan Mondal. Both are now sentenced to jail under judicial custody after the agency arrested him.
The second recruitment “scam” case in West Bengal is the recruitment of assistant teachers at the early stage of ED assets that are grades 9 to 12. In this case, the attachment is worth Rs 23.878 crore.
A third case like this is the institution grabs a major teacher recruitment that is worth Rs 15.1 billion. “Therefore, the entire attachment of Ed Kolkata office in the recruitment scam is Rs 6,099 crore,” it said. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged protest teachers on Tuesday to return to work after the Supreme Court ruling, assured them that her government would “protect” their wages. The review petition will also be submitted to the Supreme Court and require the teachers to “maintain confidence in us until then.”
