Former West Bengal minister Sujit Bose appears before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a municipality recruitment scam. The Economic Times reports that Bose comes to the ED for questioning, while The Hindu says he arrives at the ED office at the CGO Complex in Salt Lake around 10:30 a.m., accompanied by his son, Samudra Bose. News18 India reports that after a day-long questioning process, Bose is taken into custody under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The reports collectively describe the same sequence: Bose appears for ED questioning related to alleged irregularities in municipal recruitment, and following the questioning period, he is placed under ED custody through PMLA provisions. The outlets do not provide additional case details in the excerpts provided, such as the specific allegations, the number of candidates affected, or any named intermediaries. The ED action is presented as part of its investigation into money-laundering links connected to the recruitment case, with Bose’s detention following his appearance at the agency’s office.