Full: Mamata Banerjee's TMC LEADERS EXPOSED Taking Bribe l Narada News Sting Operation l X Files A Sting Operations from Narada News shows Mamata Banerjee's TMC leaders accepting cash as bribe Five years ago, India’s eastern state of West Bengal was witnessing a revolution of sorts. People disenchanted with the over three-decade rule of the Left parties saw Mamata Banerjee, as their savior. The activists of the anti-corruption movement saw her as a beacon of hope, for a nation plagued by corruption and nepotism. Mamata’s pitch for probity in public life found resonance with the common man’s aspiration for a corruption free government. Her unrelenting campaign paid off. And she and her Trinamool Congress or TMC rode to power with a historic mandate. But the euphoria of the new government soon began to fade. Mamata government was beleaguered by the Sarada chit fund scam in which prominent leaders of her TMC were involved. This compelled us to visit the corridors of power in Bengal. Our investigations, spread over two years, laid bare the fact that, far from being transparent, both Mamata’s government as well as her party, the TMC, is run by perhaps the most corrupt elements in the country. What we recorded on camera is shocking… Here almost all leaders of TMC were found willing to flout any rule of the state for a bundle of cash. We started our investigation before the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Despite the alleged involvement in the Sarada chit fund scam, TMC was projected to be a clear winner in most of the Lok Sabha. This was despite allegations that the Mamata government was protecting some of the accused in the Sarada scam. The way in which chief minister Mamata Banerjee came out in defence of a senior police officer Syed M H Mirza was very telling. She took on the independent Election Commission against Mirza’s transfer from Burdwan district. Our investigations took off from there. We formed a fictitious company -Impex Consultancy- and approached several ministers and Trinamool leaders to seek favours for the company. This was an attempt to unravel what is happening behind closed doors. We also met Mirza. The senior police official was very forthcoming and ‘business friendly’. He acknowledged that he is a key person who collects funds for the Trinamool Congress. He even claimed that he is the most trusted lieutenant of former railway minister Mukul Roy. Mukul was the chief lieutenant of Mamata Banerjee. Mirza’s claims led us to the house of Mukul Roy. He was not willing to take money from us directly. He told us to go to his office. 1) MH Ahmed Mirza(Senior police officer) – 5 Lakh 2) Mukul Roy(former union and railway minister) – 20 Lakh 3) Subrata Mukherjee(Minister for panchayat and rural dvpt) – 5 Lakh 4) Sultan Ahmed(former union minister and MP) – 5 Lakh 5) Sugata Roy(former union minister) – 5 Lakh 6) Suvendhu Adhikari(TMC youth wing president) – 5 Lakh 7) Kakoli Ghosh Dastikar(political leader) – 4 Lakh 8) Prasoon Banerjee(MP) – 4 Lakh 9) Suvon Chatterjee(Mayor of kolkata) – 5 Lakh 10) Madan Mitra(former minister of transport) – 5 Lakh 11) Iqbal Ahmed( Member of west Bengal assembly) – 5 Lakh 12) Farhad hakim(Minister of urban dvpt) – 5 Lakh Hey this is RandomTUBE, I post Random stuff! Subscribe here - http://www.youtube.com/user/UCRPUzRuvtxlwIaZF6_lr3bg?sub_confirmation=1 নারদের ক্যামেরায় ঘুষ নিল তৃণমূলের নেতা মন্ত্রীরা | X Files by Narad Exposed TMC leaders, Ministers X Files : Trinamool Leaders caught taking bribes full video । Mukul, Madan | TMC 2016 Election Mamata Banerjee's TMC leaders caught taking bribes in a sting operation by Narada News. trinamool congress, Mamta banerjee, Taking bribe, takes bribe, corruption, westbengal, corruption in Trinamool, Trinamul, congress, Sarada chit fund scam, TMC, Lok Sabha elections, Mukul Roy takes bribe, Sultan Ahmed, taking bribe, Kakoli Ghosh, Madan Mitra taking bribe, Farhad hakim, saradha scam, west bengal bidhan sabha election 2016, X Files, x-files, Mukul Roy, Madan Mitra, caught, red handed, সারদা ঘুষ কান্ড, চিট ফান্ড কেলেঙ্কারী, narada news, string operations,

• published: 14 Mar 2016
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