Archive · 24 Jul 2026
BJP Alleges Bribery in KPSC Veterinary Officer Recruitment
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has accused the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) of offering veterinary officer jobs through middlemen for a lot of money.
More than 50 candidates have complained to the police about bribery, manipulation, and nepotism.
They want the recruitment process to be cancelled and done again.
The BJP shared a recording on social media that they say shows jobs being offered for money.
The BJP also claims that the recruitment process violated government norms, including conducting competitive examinations for backlog vacancies reserved for SC/ST candidates.
The KPSC has not yet responded to these allegations.
BJP alleges bribery in KPSC recruitment for veterinary officers.
More than 50 candidates have complained to the police.
Allegations include irregularities, bribery, manipulation, and nepotism.
Candidates demand cancellation and fresh recruitment.
BJP shares a recording on social media supporting their claims.
- Who
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and candidates of Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) recruitment
- What
- Allegations of bribery, manipulation, and nepotism in the recruitment process for veterinary officers
- When
- After the results were declared
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- Candidates allege irregularities and want the recruitment process to be held afresh
BJP Allegations
Karnataka Public Service Commission
Bribery Allegations
BJP Allegations
The BJP claims that posts were offered through middlemen for Rs 80 lakh, citing a recording on social media.
Karnataka Public Service Commission
No official response from KPSC on the allegations.
Recruitment Process Irregularities
BJP Allegations
The BJP alleges that the recruitment process violated government norms, including conducting competitive examinations for backlog vacancies reserved for SC/ST candidates.
Karnataka Public Service Commission
No official response from KPSC on the allegations.
Nepotism Allegations
BJP Allegations
The BJP claims that several meritorious candidates were overlooked, and a close relative of the suspended KPSC chairman was appointed.
Karnataka Public Service Commission
No official response from KPSC on the allegations.
- Organization Involved
- Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC)
- Allegation Amount
- Rs 80 lakh
- Number of Complaints
- More than 50
- Allegation Type
- Bribery, manipulation, and nepotism
- Demand by Candidates
- Cancellation and fresh recruitment
- Number of Posts
- 400 Veterinary Officer posts
- Backlog Vacancies
- 58 posts reserved for SC/ST candidates
