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Chief minister D K Shivakumar on Tuesday said Karnataka was examining whether the Karnataka Public Service Commission should be shut down, a day after the High Court ordered a fresh investigation into alleged irregularities in the selection of veterinary officers.
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The CID investigation into alleged irregularities in the Karnataka Public Service Commission’s veterinary officers recruitment has traced a money trail of about ₹1.52 crore and found evidence suggesting that as many as 60 to 80 questions from the examination were leaked to candidates, according to the probe report submitted to the…
