Raipur. After the raids of Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh stopped, the office of the Labor Commissioner and the GST Bhavan were raided on Wednesday in the Directorate building of Nava Raipur. The ED team is checking the register and other documents there.
According to the information received, a team of ED knocked at Indravati Bhawan in Nava Raipur on a full afternoon. ED officials along with CRPF jawans directly reached the Labor Commissioner’s office. The meeting was going on there at that time. ED stopped anyone else’s movement in the office by informing the officers present there about their arrival. After this, CRPF personnel stood in the corridor outside the office. After this the officials started searching for the documents. Be informed that along with the documents, computer data is also being scrutinised.
Second team of ED reached GST Bhavan
At the same time, another team of ED reached GST Bhawan in Nava Raipur and started searching in its offices located on the third floor. There also the CRPF jawans have stopped the movement of the employees. There the ED officials have asked for some documents. Along with those documents, computers and phones are also being checked. The news of questioning of officers and employees has also come to the fore.
Link of raid connecting with the president of Karmakar Mandal
Let us inform that ED raided the house of Congress leader Sushil Sunny Aggarwal on Monday. Sunny Agarwal is the president of the building and other construction workers’ board. Because of this, raids in the Labor Commissioner’s office are being linked to this. ED had investigated and interrogated Sunny Agarwal till late Tuesday.
Houses of 6 Congress leaders were raided on Monday
It is noteworthy that ED raided the locations of 6 Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh since Monday morning. It also includes MLAs and party officials. Congress strongly opposed this raid action of ED in Raipur. During this, Youth Congress and NSUI workers laid siege to the ED headquarters. There was also a clash between CRPF jawans and protesters. After which the jawans lathicharged.
