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ED tells court Punjab Police ignored 7 letters in alleged transfer racket case

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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has informed a court that Punjab Police failed to register an FIR despite receiving seven letters regarding an alleged transfer-and-posting racket. The ED alleges that Rajbir Singh Ghuman, a close aide of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, was running the racket. The scheme reportedly involved the illegal transfer and posting of senior officials, including IAS and IPS officers. The ED's disclosure highlights a lack of action by state police in pursuing the case.

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