Recruitment Scam: Karnataka Suspends IAS Officer Gyanendra Gangwar After CID Arrest, ED Scrutiny
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Jailed IAS officer suspended in Karnataka’s veterinarian recruitment scam
The state government, citing the nature and gravity of the allegations concerning the integrity, transparency and fairness of the recruitment process conducted by the KPSC, and noting that the officer had been in custody for over 48 hours, ordered his suspension.
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Times of IndiaRecruitment Scam: Karnataka Suspends IAS Officer Gyanendra Gangwar after CID Arrest, ED Scrutiny
In a significant move, an IAS officer has been suspended after being arrested for alleged misconduct linked to KPSC recruitment. Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, the ex-Controller of Examinations, is charged with corruption as investigations by the Enforcement Directorate and CID reveal extensive malpractices in recruitment, including manipulated OMR sheets and bribery accusations. The scope of the inquiry is likely to broaden, potentially implicating o…
Bengaluru: IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, who was arrested in connection with the Karnataka Public Service Commission recruitment examination irregularities, has been suspended from Karnataka government service.
The state government has suspended senior IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, who was working as the Controller of Examinations of the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), with immediate effect. The action was taken by the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (DPAR) in the wake of the arrest of Gangwar by CID officials in connection with an alleged corruption case in the KPSC recruitment examinations. During a search operat…
Bengaluru: IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar, who is facing charges in the KPSC recruitment scam, has been suspended. The government has issued an order suspending the IAS officer who is in CID custody in connection with the scam. Also read: Can we provide good governance by appointing corrupt people? – High Court reprimands Sahukar Shivashankarappa The IAS officer went missing as the scam in the recruitment of veterinary officers came to light. He wa…
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