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Crime Branch registers two more cases in PSC exam irregularities

Crime Branch registers two more cases in PSC exam irregularities

The FIRs relate to the examinations conducted for the posts of Village Oil Inspector and Fisheries Extension Officer

The Crime Branch has registered two more cases in connection with the the alleged irregularities in Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) examinations. The First Information Reports (FIRs) relate to the examinations conducted for the posts of Village Oil Inspector and Fisheries Extension Officer. However, no one has been named as an accused in either case thus far.

Meanwhile, the Special Investigation Team is set to question PSC chairperson M.R. Baiju at the Crime Branch headquarters on Wednesday. The official had earlier refused to comply with the notice, citing the rules pertaining to the constitutional body.

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