ED starts investigation in TET scam case, money laundering is suspected

ED has started investigation by registering a case in Maharashtra TET exam scam case. ED suspects money laundering in this case. And on the basis of that a case is registered and investigation is being done. According to sources, the ED has also got some clues related to money laundering in this case. Earlier, statements of several people were also recorded in the case. Significantly, the Pune Police had unearthed the scam related to the TET exam and more than 22 people were arrested.

At the same time, in this case, a big information is coming out about both the daughters of MLA Abdul Sattar. According to sources, both the daughters of the MLA have passed the TET exam (Teacher Eligibility Test) by paying money to the agent. MLA Abdul Sattar, a member of the Shinde faction, has 7 educational institutions in Sillod and Abdul Sattar's daughters work as teachers in these institutions.

The TET certificate of both of them has been canceled after the names of Hina Sattar and Uzma Sattar surfaced in the investigation of TET scam case. Recently, a list of 7880 candidates who passed from the TET department was released, which also included the names of MLA Abdul Sattar's Uzma Sattar and Hina Sattar.

Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray faction has become an attacker on the Shinde government after Abdul Sattar's name surfaced in this case. Shiv Sena has demanded action against Sattar. Shiv Sena MLA and leader Ambadas Danve said, “Shiv Sena demands that the matter should be investigated by the state government and action should also be taken. It is to be noted that these examinations were conducted when Abdul Sattar was a minister.

At the same time, Sattar has called this case an attempt to defame him. He said, 'This is very wrong. My daughters appeared in the exam but did not pass. I have documents to prove it.