Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar was changed in March
Bengaluru:
IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar has been taken into custody in reference to the alleged irregularities within the Veterinary Officers’ examination performed by the Karnataka Public Service Fee (KPSC) examination.
Gangwar, a 2016-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer, was detained after he was questioned for the second consecutive day on Saturday. Officers mentioned he did not cooperate throughout interrogation, resulting in his detention.
He was earlier grilled by the CID staff for practically 9 hours on Friday.
Gangwar, who’s presently posted as Director-MSME within the Karnataka Division of Industries and Commerce, was serving as Controller of Examinations on the KPSC when the irregularities occurred.
He was changed in March this 12 months.
On August 23, the Enforcement Directorate had additionally raided his residences in Bengaluru and Bareilly in reference to its cash laundering investigation linked to alleged irregularities in an examination performed by the KPSC.
The case was initially registered at Vidhana Soudha Police Station however was transferred to the CID on July 28. It’s alleged that KPSC officers did irregularities within the recruitment of veterinary officers for the Animal Husbandry Division.
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