No evidence in KPSC probe will be diluted, says Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge
Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge stated that the government will not allow evidence to be diluted in the ongoing investigation into KPSC recruitment irregularities. He emphasized that the administration is committed to protecting the interests of job seekers regardless of the accused's status.
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Ensuring the integrity of public service recruitment is critical for maintaining public faith in government institutions and social mobility.
Home Minister Priyank Kharge said there is no question of diluting any evidence in the ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations conducted by the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC), irrespective of the political or official position of those accused.
“Nobody, be it any party or commission, has any right to play with the future of our youth. Rest assured, I will not allow any evidence to be diluted as long as I am the Home Minister, no matter whether the accused is an IAS or IPS officer, or a BJP or Congress leader ,” he said.
Speaking to mediapersons at the Aiwan-e-Shahi Guest House in Kalaburagi on September 5, Mr. Kharge said the government is committed to safeguarding the interests of candidates appearing for various recruitment examinations in Karnataka.
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