Trinamool cornered by allegations of corruption, energized opposition – 2024-04-27 07:54:44

Voting for the first phase of the 18th Lok Sabha elections in India has already ended. There are still six points left. But as the elections are moving forward, the politics of West Bengal is getting hotter on the issue of corruption. On this issue, the ruling party of the state Trinamool Congress is trying to corner the main opposition party BJP along with parties like Congress, CPIM.

Since coming to power in 2011, Trinamool Congress has been involved in various corruption cases. Sometimes it was seen taking money to get the hands of party ministers and leaders in the ‘Narda’ string operation, sometimes the name was involved in chit fund scams like Sarada, Rose Valley. Along with this, there are serious allegations like cow-trafficking, sand-trafficking, ration corruption, teacher recruitment corruption.

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Heavyweight leaders like former education minister Partha Chattopadhyay, former food minister Jyotipriya Mallick, Anubrata Mondal, Manik Bhattacharya, several MLAs and district presidents of the Trinamool are currently in jail on corruption charges. Trinamool ministers are also being accused of thieves during the election campaign.

In such a situation, the order to cancel the illegal employment of school teachers has come forward. About 26,000 teachers and non-teaching staff have lost their jobs on the orders of the Calcutta High Court. Justice Debanshu Basak and Justice Md. The division bench of Shabbar Rashidi ordered that the salary of the illegal employers should be returned with interest within the next four weeks.

After this judgment of the court, there was an uproar across the state. From tea shops to buses, trains, markets – it is discussed everywhere. Opposition parties are also trying to take advantage of such an issue of corruption during the elections. In the election campaign, one attack after another was aimed at Shanachu Trinamool.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah while campaigning in support of the party candidate in Raiganj last Tuesday said that the court has canceled the 2016 teacher recruitment panel. It is a shame that jobs are sold for millions of rupees. They took 10 to 15 lakh rupees for the job. That is, if you don’t have 10-15 lakh rupees then your brother or son will not get a job.

The BJP leader demanded that only the BJP can end the Katmani syndicate that is running in the state. The Home Minister asked a question to the crowd and said, Shouldn’t this cut money culture, job corruption be stopped in West Bengal? Can Mamata Didi stop this corruption? No! Only BJP government can stop it.

On the same day, Union Minister Kiran Rijiju told a public meeting in Siliguri that all the ministers and offices in West Bengal are involved in corruption. No other state has recovered as much illegal rupees in this state.

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Srijan Bhattacharya, the leftist candidate of Jadavpur Lok Sabha constituency, has also campaigned since Tuesday morning using the High Court ruling. He said that the ineligible job aspirants who got jobs by paying Trinamool leaders should demand the return of those rupees. If necessary, we will go with them.

On the one hand, the court verdict, on the other hand, the attack of the opposition – the state chief minister and Trinamool supremo Mamata Banerjee are practically disoriented.

Admitting that there was a mistake, Mamata said, mistakes can happen to anyone. What all do I do? no If you had not eaten the jobs and said, something is wrong, correct it, we would have done it.

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While replying to the opposition, the Trinamool leader said that the number of unemployed is the highest in India. And when we give jobs, you (BJP) take those jobs by giving them to the court. Because the judges are not under us, but under you.

The West Bengal government has already approached the Supreme Court terming the court’s decision to cancel the appointment as ‘illegal’.

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