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Crime
ED Launches Probe into Alleged Jharkhand PSC Exam Irregularities
✍️ business-standard.com
🗓 10 Aug 2026, 06:33 PM
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The Enforcement Directorate has opened a formal investigation into alleged irregularities in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission examinations, following reports of malpractice.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has formally initiated an investigation into alleged irregularities in the examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (PSC). The probe follows media reports suggesting possible malpractice during the recent recruitment tests.
The ED has taken over the case to examine the claims of irregularities, which could involve tampering with exam papers, bribery, or other forms of misconduct. Details of the specific allegations remain undisclosed as the investigation is in its early stages.
Officials from the ED have stated that they will gather evidence, interview witnesses, and review the exam process to determine whether any legal violations occurred. The PSC has yet to release an official statement regarding the allegations.
The investigation underscores the central government's focus on ensuring integrity in state-level public service recruitment. The outcome of the probe could lead to disciplinary action against those found complicit, and may prompt reforms in the PSC’s examination procedures.
The ED has taken over the case to examine the claims of irregularities, which could involve tampering with exam papers, bribery, or other forms of misconduct. Details of the specific allegations remain undisclosed as the investigation is in its early stages.
Officials from the ED have stated that they will gather evidence, interview witnesses, and review the exam process to determine whether any legal violations occurred. The PSC has yet to release an official statement regarding the allegations.
The investigation underscores the central government's focus on ensuring integrity in state-level public service recruitment. The outcome of the probe could lead to disciplinary action against those found complicit, and may prompt reforms in the PSC’s examination procedures.