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Kerala PSC Chairman Summoned as Crime Branch Widens Recruitment Exam Probe
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What Happened?
The Crime Branch has summoned Kerala PSC chairman M R Baiju for questioning on October 28 amid allegations of irregularities in recruitment exams. This follows criticism from the Kerala High Court regarding the slow investigation progress.
Key points
- M R Baiju is scheduled to appear for questioning on October 28.
- The Crime Branch is investigating alleged irregularities in PSC recruitment exams.
- Three PSC members were questioned on October 26, with two more summoned for October 27.
- The investigation was intensified after the Kerala High Court criticized the slow progress.
- Errors in the On Screen Marking system led to unassigned evaluators for 10 questions in Economics.
- A revaluation changed the ranks of candidates after a complaint was filed.
Key insights
- The questioning of PSC members may lead to further revelations about recruitment practices.
- Public scrutiny could increase pressure on the Kerala government to ensure transparency in recruitment.
- The outcome of the investigation may affect future PSC examinations and appointments.
Why it matters
The investigation could impact the integrity of the Kerala PSC and public trust in recruitment processes.
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Source
India Today
