Partha Chatterjee, a senior minister in West Bengal who was detained by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday in connection with its investigation into the alleged school jobs scam, was admitted to the ICCU of the state-run SSKM Hospital in the evening after he complained of discomfort. Chatterjee, who has a number of health issues, was admitted to the ICCU hours after the senior minister was remanded to two-day ED custody by a city court.

Later, after his condition slightly improved, he was transferred to a cabin. Meanwhile, the West Bengal School Service Commission's (WBSSC) recruitment anomalies are the subject of an investigation by the Enforcement Directorate (ED), which is looking into the participation of another lady who was purportedly a close aide to Chatterjee.

In an effort to overturn the Bankshall court's decision to transfer Partha Chatterjee to SSKM Hospital, the ED filed a petition with the Calcutta High Court. The investigation agency has asked for a Sunday special bench hearing on the topic. The request to transfer Chatterjee to an institution run by the national government has been made.