Kolkata: In West Bengal, the former minister of the Mamata government Partha Chatterjee is being continuously tightened in the teacher recruitment scam. At the same time, new revelations are being made every day in the investigation of the Enforcement Directorate. Now the former TMC leader has made a big disclosure about Partha Chatterjee. He said that Partha Chatterjee was aware of the rampant corruption in the education department, but did not take any action.

Baisakhi Banerjee, former general secretary of the Professors Association of West Bengal Colleges and Universities (WBCUPA), has made many revelations about Partha Chatterjee. She said that people took money in the education ministry, but Chatterjee did not take any action against them. Partha was also aware of the corruption of the education department, but he did not take any action. Baisakhi narrated an incident from the year 2017 when Partha Chatterjee asked him to appoint a woman in the Urdu department of Calcutta University. Baisakhi said that she had neither a job application nor any job position available at that time, but Partha asked me to make a document with a back date. He told me that if I do this then Raj Bhavan will be under control. He said that Keshari Nath Tripathi was the Governor of West Bengal when this incident happened.

Baisakhi said that Partha Chatterjee did not want CM Mamata Banerjee to become the chancellor of government universities. Baisakhi Banerjee said that once Partha told her that "Am I mad, I will allow Mamta Banerjee to become the chancellor?" Baisakhi said that if this happened, the credibility of Partha Chatterjee would have been at stake. Let us tell you that Baisakhi Banerjee was the general secretary of TMC's Professor Cell, this cell is known as West Bengal College and University Professors Association (WBCUPA). Baisakhi was the general secretary of the association from late 2016 to 2017. She was also in TMC before joining BJP in 2019. She also left BJP in 2021.

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