CID probes IAS officer Ghyanendra Kumar Gangwar for KPSC rigging
IAS officer Ghyanendra Kumar Gangwar, who was serving as the examination controller of Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), is under CID investigation for allegedly helping rig the veterinary officer recruitment at Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC).
He's accused of leaking exam questions and fixing scores for candidates who paid hefty bribes.
Basavaraj Kannale, another key player, reportedly demanded amounts from candidates varying from ₹40 lakh to ₹80 lakh and even escorted some to the test centers.
CID finds financial links, summons candidates
CID found suspicious bank transfers and property deals under investigation.
During searches, they uncovered admit cards and documents tied to other KPSC recruitments.
Eight candidates have been called in for questioning, and seven more candidates reportedly admitted to paying money to obtain appointments.
The investigation is still unfolding, so more details could be on the way.