Bengaluru, Oct. 4 -- What began as a probe into alleged irregularities in the Karnataka Public Service Commission's (KPSC) veterinary officers' recruitment examination is widening into a broader investigation, with more than 10 recruitment examinations now under the scanner of investigating agencies.
The widening probe is examining whether the alleged malpractice was confined to a single question-paper leak or points to a larger network that operated across multiple KPSC recruitments, including the PDO and KAS examinations.
The investigation is particularly focused on allegations that candidates were offered government jobs in return for money, with middlemen allegedly acting as the link between candidates and persons connected with the r...