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Calcutta HC appoints officer to manage frozen TMC accounts
The Hindu··9 Jul
The Calcutta High Court on July 9 appointed retired judge Subrata Talukdar as special officer to manage day-to-day expenses of Mamata Banerjee's TMC faction from three debit-frozen bank accounts till September 30, The Hindu reported. An FIR on June 18 alleged the accounts held proceeds of crime, leading police to freeze debits the next day.
Prism
What It Means For You
- TMC factional disputes may affect Bengal political funding and campaigns.
- Frozen accounts limit party spending until court oversight ends.
- Election Commission recognition decisions could reshape TMC finances.
What's Happening
- Calcutta HC appointed Subrata Talukdar as special officer on July 9.
- Three TMC bank accounts remain debit-frozen since June 19.
- The officer will manage expenses till September 30.
Party Funds Context
- A June 18 FIR alleged the accounts held crime proceeds.
- A rebel TMC faction filed the police complaint.
- The ED separately froze Rs 440 crore in TMC accounts.
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