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- Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar announced plans to consult legal experts about closing the Karnataka Public Service Commission due to reported recruitment scams.
- He expressed dissatisfaction with the High Court of Karnataka's decision to handpick officers for a special investigation team probing the alleged misconduct.
- The government is also monitoring an ongoing Enforcement Directorate investigation into the commission.
- This situation impacts public trust and the future of candidates seeking state government employment.
What to watch next
- Consultation results from legal experts regarding the dissolution of KPSC
- Progress of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe
- Developments in the Enforcement Directorate investigation
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D.K. Shivakumar
Chief Minister
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“Scams have increased in KPSC. I am discussing with experts to close it down within the ambit of law. Thieves have joined the commission. The officials whom we trusted and appointed are indulging in these things”
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…experts the possibility of shutting down the KPSC. Alongside, he expressed displeasure over the High Court of Karnataka choosing officers to be part of a special investigation team to probe the alleged irregularities. “ Scams have increased in KPSC. I am discussing with experts to close it down within the ambit of law. Thieves have joined the commission. The officials whom we trusted and appointed are indulging in these things ,” the Chief Minister told presspersons in Bengaluru on September 22 after participating in the 50th foundation day of State-owned Keonics. He said, “Members in the commission have opened a shop there. Our police…
“Members in the commission have opened a shop there. Our police officers have collected the documents, and it will all come out one day.”
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…officials whom we trusted and appointed are indulging in these things,” the Chief Minister told presspersons in Bengaluru on September 22 after participating in the 50th foundation day of State-owned Keonics. He said, “ Members in the commission have opened a shop there. Our police officers have collected the documents, and it will all come out one day. ” Welcoming the high court’s directive to set up the SIT to probe KSPC irregularities, Mr. Shivakumar said that choice of officers to be part of SIT could have been given to the State Government. “Enforcement…
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