Trinamool Congress Leaders Accepting Bribes

Some of the biggest leaders of Mamata Banerjee's party have been named today by the CBI for accepting bribes and criminal misconduct, based on footage that shows them accepting large amounts of cash. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the video, which was released by a Calcutta website just ahead of the last Bengal election.

The BJP in Kolkata on Wednesday hit the streets demanding the resignation of Trinamool Congress lawmakers and ministers who were allegedly seen on tape accepting bribes for favours. The Narada sting was released just before the assembly elections in West Bengal last year but last week the Calcutta High Court said prima facie it seemed to be a cogni...

The Supreme Court has ruled that the CBI will investigate whether leaders from Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress, accepted cash as bribes, as alleged by a local news website, which filmed the alleged corruption . The top court today offered strong criticism of the government of Mamata Banerjee and said its appeal to stop the CBI from ha...

The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".

Mounting a blistering attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, BJP president Amit Shah today dared her to throw out from the party Trinamool Congress leaders who are seen purportedly accepting bribes in lieu of undue favours in the Narada clips.

In what could further embarrass the Trinamool Congress ahead of Assembly elections, Narada News on Monday published two new video clips of its sting operation in which two prominent leaders of West Bengal's ruling party were purportedly caught on tape -- one of them accepting money, the other seeking a "benami" stake in a project.

CPI(M) today questioned the "complete silence" of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the sting video purportedly showing three Trinamool Congress ministers and some party lawmakers and legislators as accepting bribes from a fictitious firm saying it "proves high-level of corruption" in the state.

Some of the biggest leaders of Mamata Banerjee's party have been named today by the CBI for accepting bribes and criminal misconduct, based on footage that shows them accepting large amounts of cash. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the video, which was released by a Calcutta website just ahead of the last Bengal election.

The BJP in Kolkata on Wednesday hit the streets demanding the resignation of Trinamool Congress lawmakers and ministers who were allegedly seen on tape accepting bribes for favours. The Narada sting was released just before the assembly elections in West Bengal last year but last week the Calcutta High Court said prima facie it seemed to be a cogni...

The Supreme Court has ruled that the CBI will investigate whether leaders from Bengal's ruling party, the Trinamool Congress, accepted cash as bribes, as alleged by a local news website, which filmed the alleged corruption . The top court today offered strong criticism of the government of Mamata Banerjee and said its appeal to stop the CBI from ha...

The Narada sting operation that allegedly showed some Trinamool Congress leaders accepting bribes will be probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the Calcutta High Court ordered on Friday. The court observed that the West Bengal police - that had been probing the case - was at best, "puppets of the State".

Mounting a blistering attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, BJP president Amit Shah today dared her to throw out from the party Trinamool Congress leaders who are seen purportedly accepting bribes in lieu of undue favours in the Narada clips.

In what could further embarrass the Trinamool Congress ahead of Assembly elections, Narada News on Monday published two new video clips of its sting operation in which two prominent leaders of West Bengal's ruling party were purportedly caught on tape -- one of them accepting money, the other seeking a "benami" stake in a project.

CPI(M) today questioned the "complete silence" of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over the sting video purportedly showing three Trinamool Congress ministers and some party lawmakers and legislators as accepting bribes from a fictitious firm saying it "proves high-level of corruption" in the state.