Special investigation team expanded in PSC exam irregularities case
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing irregularities in the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) exams has been expanded with seven additional officers. The team is now widening its scope to examine official records and answer sheets to investigate alleged malpractice.
Why it matters
The integrity of public service examinations is critical for fair employment, and this investigation addresses concerns regarding systemic corruption.
The special investigation team (SIT) probing the alleged malpractices in the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) examination system has been expanded with the appointment of seven more officers.
Initially comprising three officers, including Inspector General (IG) Ajeetha Begum, who heads the team, a Superintendent of Police (SP) and a Deputy Superintendent of Police (Dy.SP), the SIT has been reinforced with the inclusion of a Circle Inspector, a Cyberdome official to assist with technical and digital analysis, and two women police officers, among others.
The Crime Branch team is expected to accelerate the inquiry and widen the scope of the investigation with the enhanced strength. It will begin a detailed examination of official records related to the examinations that have come under suspicion.
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