BJP Accuses Congress, Rahul Gandhi of Double Standards over Alleged Paper Leak in Karnataka
ED said 14 top-ranking candidates likely got the leaked paper before the KPSC veterinary officer exam, while 329 of 1,400 applicants were selected.
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KPSC Veterinary Officer Recruitment Scam: ED unearths Rs 40 lakh per candidate money trail
BENGALURU: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) said its money-laundering investigation into the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) Veterinary Officers’ Recruitment Examination has uncovered an alleged corruption network involving the leakage of confidential question papers, the collection of bribes from candidates, and the movement of suspected proceeds of crime through different financial channels. The ED has arrested former KPSC Controlle…
BJP MP Sambit Patra targeted Rahul Gandhi over the KPSC paper leak and said that no matter how many press conferences Rahul Gandhi has held so far regarding this paper leak, he is echoing lies.
The ED investigation into the KPSC Veterinary Officer recruitment scam has revealed important details. Candidates were offered deals worth up to ₹80 lakh, question papers were leaked, and answers were made to be memorized a day in advance. The investigation has revealed that blank cheques were taken as a guarantee for the money.
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