ED Raids IAS Officer's Homes in Karnataka Recruitment Scam
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided the Bengaluru and Uttar Pradesh residences of an IAS officer in connection with the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) recruitment scam case. The officer is reportedly 'missing' amidst the investigation.
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KPSC exam scam: ED raids 'missing' IAS officer's premises in Bengaluru, Bareilly
In a significant move, the Enforcement Directorate raided the properties of IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar located in Bengaluru and Bareilly. This action is tied to a money laundering case concerning malpractice in KPSC examinations, particularly focusing on a veterinary officer recruitment scandal. Gangwar's past role as the KPSC Controller of Examinations adds weight to the inquiry, following prior searches involving KPSC facilities and former officials.
By PRACHI KUMAWAT
Read full article →KPSC 'scam' case ED raids IAS officer Gangwar's premises in Karnataka, UP
Gangwar is a 2016-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and is currently posted as Director-MSME.
Read full article →IAS Officer's Bengaluru, UP Houses Raided In Karnataka Recruitment Scam Case
Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar is a 2016-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and is currently posted as Director-MSME in the Karnataka Department of Industries and Commerce.
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