Overview
- Chandranath Sinha appeared at the ED’s Salt Lake office for the third time in the primary teacher recruitment investigation.
- Officials said he was questioned for nearly nine hours after being summoned to address a new set of queries and submit documents.
- The minister arrived with several files and told reporters he had answered all questions posed by investigators.
- ED sources link his examination to a diary recovered from accused Kuntal Ghosh and to prior searches that reportedly yielded Rs 41 lakh in cash.
- The agency has filed a chargesheet against Sinha, who surrendered in court and sought anticipatory bail, while the ED has issued no formal statement on the latest questioning.