Bengaluru, Oct. 6 -- The Enforcement Directorate has widened its probe into the Karnataka Public Service Commission recruitment scam, putting a luxury apartment near Bengaluru airport, gold and diamond jewellery and other assets allegedly acquired by arrested IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar under the scanner.
Gangwar, the former KPSC Controller of Examinations, allegedly received about Rs 1.30 crore out of the Rs 1.52 crore collected from candidates for leaking the veterinary doctors' recruitment examination paper, according to investigators.
The probe has now zeroed in on an apartment at Godrej Royal Woods near Devanahalli, allegedly bought with the proceeds of the recruitment scam in the name of Gangwar's brother.
Police sources sa...