KPSC Veterinary Officer Recruitment Scam: BJP Leader From Bhalki Detained by CID in Delhi
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KPSC Veterinary Officer Recruitment Scam: BJP leader from Bhalki detained by CID in Delhi
The middlemen were allegedly demanding Rs 80 lakh per post, with Rs 40 lakh in advance, to boost marks through OMR sheet tampering and question paper leaks.
KPSC veterinary recruitment scam: CID detains political party functionary in Delhi
The CID's inquiry into the veterinary officer recruitment scam is gaining momentum as Detained in Delhi, Basavaraj Kannale, a high-ranking functionary from Bidar district, comes under scrutiny. With established ties to the arrested IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, investigators suspect Kannale's deeper involvement. He is being transported to Bengaluru for further questioning as the CID's investigation uncovers potential links to more accompl…
Bengaluru: CID officials have raided the house of Basavaraj Kannale, the accused arrested in connection with the KPSC recruitment scam case. The officials have raided a house in Sanjayanagar, Bengaluru. Important documents have been seized during this time. Further investigation is underway in this regard. Also read: Veterinarian recruitment scam – Basavaraj Kannale, who had gone to Bengaluru to write the KPSC exam, will be arrested today in the…
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KPSC recruitment case: Karnataka court remands IAS officer, BJP leader to CID custody for 10 days
Bengaluru, Aug 31 (SocialNews.XYZ) A Bengaluru court on Monday remanded IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar and BJP leader Basavaraj Kannale to 10 days of Criminal Investigation Department (CID) custody in connection with the alleged Karnataka... The post KPSC recruitment case: Karnataka court remands IAS officer, BJP leader to CID custody for 10 days appeared first on Social News XYZ.
The CID has uncovered several explosive elements in the Veterinary Officer recruitment scam. It has been revealed that Gyanendra Kumar, who was in charge of the exams, leaked the question paper and sold it for Rs 40 lakh. The money was collected through the middleman Basavaraj Kannale and both of them have been arrested. They had also tried to destroy evidence.
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