Karnataka IAS Officer Arrested Over KPSC Recruitment Exam Irregularities

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The CID arrested IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar on Sunday in connection with a recruitment scandal at the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC). Gangwar had served as the Controller of Examinations at KPSC and is suspected of involvement in recruitment discrepancies. Authorities cited his failure to cooperate with the ongoing investigation as a key reason for the arrest. The Enforcement Directorate had previously raided KPSC offices as part of a separate money laundering probe linked to the case. Gangwar's earlier absence had reportedly added to complications in advancing the inquiry.

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