After making complaints against Trinamool Congress’s “coupon scam” the CPI(M) has gone with fresh charges to the Election Commission of the use of black money by the Trinamool in West Bengal elections allegedly through illegal bank transactions worth Rs 1.23 crores. The complaint, signed by the CPI(M) State secretary and chairman of the Left Front Biman Basu, has drawn Deputy Election Commissioner V Zutshi’s attention to how Debapriya De Sarkar, Trinamool activist deposited cash worth Rs 1.23 crores in a nationalized bank in Kolkata for favouring bank drafts to a particular company. De Sarkar is reported to be close associate of Trinamool national general secretary Mukul Roy, also Union Minister.
According to EC guidelines accepted at an all-party meeting getting drafts against cash worth more than Rs 1 lakh required Permanent Account Number (PAN) and other formalities. In this case all the formalities were ignored and against Rs.1.23 crores three separate drafts were issued.
The CPI(M) polit bureau member Sitaram Yechuri has already made complaints to the CEC about the methods allegedly being adopted to use of black money by the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal.
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According to EC guidelines accepted at an all-party meeting getting drafts against cash worth more than Rs 1 lakh required Permanent Account Number (PAN) and other formalities. In this case all the formalities were ignored and against Rs.1.23 crores three separate drafts were issued.
The CPI(M) polit bureau member Sitaram Yechuri has already made complaints to the CEC about the methods allegedly being adopted to use of black money by the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal.
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