Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Jharkhand High Court Orders CID Probe into Teacher Recruitment Scam
The Jharkhand High Court has ordered the State CID to investigate a scam in the teacher recruitment exams.
The court said it's important to find out who cheated because these teachers will shape the future.
The court also said the exam commission should have filed a police report earlier.
Some candidates were asked to retake the exam because of suspicious activity.
The court wants a fair investigation to catch the culprits and make sure the exam process is fair for everyone.
Jharkhand High Court directs State CID to investigate alleged malpractice in secondary school teacher recruitment exams.
Court notes that successful candidates will shape the future generation and justice must be served.
Chief Secretary ordered to file an FIR against unknown culprits who compromised the examination process.
Re-examination conducted for 2,819 candidates due to suspicious activities and technical errors.
Court emphasizes the need for a thorough and fair investigation to maintain confidence in the examination system.
- Who
- Jharkhand High Court, Justice Deepak Roshan, Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission, Petitioners, State CID
- What
- CID probe ordered into alleged malpractice in secondary school teacher recruitment exams
- When
- August 29, 2026 (order), May 8, 2026 (re-examination)
- Where
- Jharkhand, India
- Why
- To investigate alleged malpractice and ensure fairness in the examination process
- Court
- Jharkhand High Court
- Justice
- Deepak Roshan
- Agency Directed
- State CID
- Number of Candidates for Re-examination
- 2,819
- Date of Re-examination
- May 8, 2026
- Total Candidates in Re-examination
- 2,837
- Petitioners' Advocate
- Rupesh Singh
- State's Advocate
- Sanjoy Piprawall