ED probes KPSC veterinary exam scam involving leaked papers, bribes

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The Enforcement Directorate is investigating a corruption case within the Karnataka Public Service Commission. Candidates for a veterinary officers' examination allegedly paid bribes to obtain leaked question papers in advance. An organized syndicate is accused of manipulating the recruitment process, leading to several arrests. The probe found systematic efforts to generate illegal proceeds through exam material leaks.

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