High Court orders probe into Trinamool ministers' Disproportionate assets

In a historic move, the Calcutta High Court ordered the ED to investigate the non-income assets in the name of several Trinamool leaders and ministers. The high court's order is very significant in a situation where people's anger against corruption is increasing all over Bengal. About 19 Trinamool leaders, ministers and MPs In this list, the Left alleges that the entire ruling party is mired in corruption, the government includes ministers linked to gross corruption.

A division bench of Calcutta High Court Chief Justice Prakash Srivastava and Justice Rajashree Bharadwaj gave this order in a case filed in 2017. The PIL was filed in the election affidavit describing the properties. In the affidavit of the candidates, huge assets have been calculated for the last 4 years. Sensational information has emerged in the affidavit of the last assembly. The list of 19 people includes Firhad Hakim, Arjun Singh, Bratya Basu, Forest Minister Jyotipriya Mallik, Law Minister Malay Ghatak and several public representatives.