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- The Crime Branch requested the Kerala Public Service Commission to propose a convenient time and location for the questioning of its members concerning an ongoing exam fraud investigation.
- Previous notices issued by the Crime Branch to PSC members were met with resistance, leading the commission to approach the High Court.
- The Crime Branch has offered to conduct the interviews in the districts where the members are located to accommodate them.
- Despite these efforts, the PSC maintains that it is not obligated to appear at Crime Branch offices due to its status as a constitutional body.
What to watch next
- Response of the PSC to the Crime Branch's latest letter
- Outcome of the ongoing legal review by the Crime Branch
- Further developments in the high court regarding the dispute
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Named India · Kerala Public Service Commission · Ajeetha Begum · Kerala Crime Branch · Kerala High Court · VD Satheesan
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