Karnataka IAS Officer Detained Over Irregularities at State Exam Body

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IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar has been detained in connection with an examination scam in Karnataka. He was serving as Controller of Examinations at the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) when the alleged irregularities took place. Authorities took action against him following the discovery of misconduct linked to his tenure at the exam body. The case highlights growing scrutiny over integrity in public recruitment processes in the state.

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