Twists and Turns in Recruitment Scam Case

Charges in a money laundering case tied to a recruitment scam were postponed as an accused, Sujoy Krishna Bhadra, was hospitalized. The PMLA court set the next hearing for January 2. The court seeks a medical report on Bhadra while other accused appeared as scheduled.

In an unexpected development, the framing of charges in a high-profile money laundering case linked to a recruitment scam was deferred today as one of the primary accused fell ill.

Sujoy Krishna Bhadra was rushed to a state-run hospital after experiencing dizziness on his way to the PMLA court. His unforeseen hospitalization forced the court to reschedule proceedings to January 2.

The case, involving notable figures such as former state education minister Partha Chatterjee, continues to unfold under intense public scrutiny.

(With inputs from agencies.)