Bengaluru, July 27 -- BJP MLA and the Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, R Ashoka, on Monday alleged irregularities and corruption in the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) recruitment process, claiming that jobs were being "sold" for money.

Speaking to reporters, Ashoka alleged that more than 400 veterinary doctor posts were being "sold in the market" and claimed that corruption worth over Rs 800 crore had taken place in the KPSC.

"More than 400 jobs are sold in the market for every veterinary doctor. More than Rs 800 crore of corruption has taken place in the KPSC," Ashoka alleged

He further claimed that students who had secured top ranks in colleges and universities were failing to secure ranks in KPSC recruitment, wh...