New Delhi, Feb. 14 -- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached assets worth Rs.100 crore in its probe into an alleged coal smuggling syndicate in West Bengal, a case in which the agency last month carried out raids at the offices of the political consultancy firm I-PAC and one of its director Pratik Jain. In an official statement on Friday, the agency said illegally excavated coal was distributed to various factories in West Bengal with the "active assistance of local administration". ED and chief minister Mamata Banerjee-led state government are at loggerheads over its raids on I-PAC last month and the matter is currently being heard in the Supreme Court. While Banerjee has alleged that ED targeted I-PAC, which works with Trinamool Congress (TMC), to steal the party data, the agency has claimed that the firm had received around Rs.20 crore proceeds of crime in coal smuggling probe. The investigation agency on Friday said it has attached immovable properties, fixed deposits, and mutual funds worth Rs.100. 44 crore of beneficiary companies linked to the case. To be sure, attachment has nothing related to I-PAC. With this latest attachment, the total value of assets attached so far stands at Rs.322.71 crore and the proceeds of crime established in this case stands at Rs.2,742 crore, ED said....