“Crime Never Pays” – Conspiracy or Justice started but bottom line Partha Chatterjee Arrested by ED

“What will I not get in life? Forget the thought, I don’t know what I see ahead,
Real or Fake Gold” is a popular Bengali song sung by legendary Manna Dey and Acted by Soumitra Chatterjee in, “Teen Bhubaner Pare” meaning destiny after the Horizon far beyond.

“Crime Never Pays” is a very true and factual statement from time immortal, yet crime happens and that legacy continues. People have seen that criminals always get their due in the end, yet people fall prey to criminal conspiracy and intent on lust, greed, and other vices.

The point here is not who the criminal is, that is the law and legal part of the judicial system to fix. But crime has happened.

Is it only the SSC and related crime or even a scheme to sacrifice the “Qurbani Ka Admi” for hiding and transferring the vision from a bigger crime to a lesser evil or another devil? Well, time can tell, but surely a black day for Bengal and Indian politics.

People must wake up and clean up the entire political system by selecting and electing the right and deserving, honest fellow without color blindness or any other attraction. Otherwise, the same story will repeat as history repeats itself.

Partha Chatterjee was arrested by the ED after nearly 27 hours of continuous interrogation
ED officials stayed at the minister’s house throughout the night. His house was surrounded by central forces. Parth became ill due to continuous interrogation.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested State Industries Minister Partha Chatterjee on Saturday morning after continuous questioning and questioning. Around 7:30 am on Friday, a team of ED went to Naktala’s house in Perth for questioning. Investigators interrogated the minister throughout the day and night. He was arrested around 10 am on Saturday.

On Saturday morning on Friday, the former Education Minister (now Industries Minister) Partha Chatterjee appeared at Naktala’s door. In the morning, he was woken up and interrogated in stages. ED officials stayed at the minister’s house throughout the night. The minister’s house was surrounded by central forces. According to sources, Parth fell ill during continuous interrogation. Doctors reached his home twice. But even that did not stop the question period.

At the same time, the ED claimed that around TK 21 crore in cash was found in the house of Arpita Mukherjee, a ‘closer’ of Perth in South Kolkata. The two bags were filled with bundles of 2000 and 500 rupee notes. ED claimed that 20 mobile phones were also found in that house. The recovered cash is being counted till Saturday morning with the help of bank staff. According to the ED sources, they initially think that the money is part of the bribe taken for illegal recruitment in the school.

But people are in doubt that the quantum of the money recovered is far less than the case would be. Some jolly chap from the area said some Zeros may be missing. Well, these are the street talk and have no basis to base upon.

According to the ED’s claim, in the report of the committee headed by former Justice Ranjit Kumar Bagh and in the face of interrogation by the CBI, Education Secretary Manish Jain said that all the appointments were made on the orders of the former Education Minister. He was the main controller in recruitment. According to ED sources, it is verified by collecting and interrogating documents initially. The investigators woke up Parth at 7.30 am on Friday without any summons notice and started questioning him. After reaching Naktala’s house, the investigators ordered the minister’s security guards and bodyguards to switch off their mobile phones. ED sources claimed that the same order was given to Parth as well. Perth sent two lawyers to his house in the afternoon. However, according to sources, the investigators did not allow them to be present during the interrogation. According to ED sources, the family doctor of Perth came with the police in the afternoon and did his physical examination in front of the investigators. Later, three specialist doctors from SSKM also visited the minister. After that, the interrogation continued.

The question-and-answer session lasted throughout the night. At the end of that episode, Parth was arrested on Saturday morning.