
Sujit Bose's Custody Extended in Bengal Municipalities Job Scam
Sujit Bose has been granted Division-1 prisoner status and his custody extended by 14 days in connection with the Bengal municipalities job scam.
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Sujit Bose has been granted Division-1 prisoner status and his custody extended by 14 days in connection with the Bengal municipalities job scam.
Ahead of counting day for the West Bengal elections, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and BJP are clashing over allegations of strongroom breaches and wrongful activities. The Supreme Court is set to hear a TMC plea regarding counting supervisors, while repolling has been ordered in some areas.

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Former West Bengal minister Sujit Bose was arrested in connection with an alleged municipal recruitment scam, marking the first arrest of a TMC leader since the BJP won Bengal. Separately, the appointment of the former Bengal election chief, Manoj Kumar Agarwal, as the state's new chief secretary drew sharp criticism and accusations of impropriety from the Trinamool Congress.