ED Raids Partha Chatterjee's Residence in West Bengal
Analysis based on 14 articles · First reported Apr 11, 2026 · Last updated Apr 11, 2026
The intensified investigation into the India===West Bengal school jobs scam, particularly the raids on Partha Chatterjee and his associates, signals increased scrutiny on corruption in government. This could lead to a negative sentiment towards the India===Trinamool Congress and potentially impact the upcoming Assembly elections in India===West Bengal.
The India===Enforcement Directorate has intensified its investigation into the multi-crore India===West Bengal school jobs scam by conducting fresh raids at the Kolkata residence of former education minister Partha Chatterjee and other linked locations. Chatterjee, who was previously arrested in 2022 and released on bail in November 2025, is accused of being the 'mastermind' behind illegal appointments of teachers and non-teaching staff. The raids, which also included the office of alleged intermediary Prasanna Kumar Roy, come after Chatterjee reportedly skipped multiple summons. Over Rs 50 crore in cash and gold jewellery were previously seized from premises linked to Chatterjee and his associate Arpita Mukherjee. The ongoing probe is politically sensitive, occurring just ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections in India===West Bengal, and has led to Partha Chatterjee's suspension from the India===Trinamool Congress and denial of renomination.
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