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Investigation uncovers Rs 92 lakh trail in KPSC exam leak case
Karnataka's Criminal Investigation Department has traced nearly Rs 92 lakh in financial transactions linked to an alleged paper leak in a KPSC veterinary recruitment examination. Multiple candidates have been questioned as investigators expand their probe into the irregularities.
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Authorities investigating an alleged question paper leak in a Karnataka Public Service Commission veterinary recruitment test have uncovered a significant financial trail totaling approximately Rs 92 lakh, according to findings by the state's Criminal Investigation Department.
The discovery marks a major development in the case, suggesting potential financial transactions related to the examination malpractice. The CID's financial investigation has revealed the movement of funds that investigators believe may be connected to the alleged irregularities in the recruitment process.
As part of the ongoing inquiry, multiple candidates appearing for the veterinary position examination have been subjected to questioning. These interrogations form part of a broader investigative effort to establish the extent of involvement in the alleged paper leak and identify all parties connected to the scheme.
The KPSC veterinary recruitment examination had drawn considerable scrutiny following initial complaints about possible irregularities. The financial disclosures uncovered during the investigation have expanded the scope of the probe, potentially implicating additional individuals in the matter.
The investigation continues as authorities work to establish the complete chain of events and financial transactions related to the alleged leak. The CID's findings are expected to form the basis for further action against those found to be involved in the examination malpractice.