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KPSC Faces 'Cash-For-Job' Racket Allegations in Veterinary Recruitment
The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) is facing serious allegations of a 'cash-for-job' scam in the recruitment of veterinary doctors.
Middlemen were caught on video demanding Rs 80 lakh from candidates to secure jobs.
One candidate paid Rs 2 lakh and recorded a conversation with the middlemen, who claimed to have connections with the KPSC head.
The video went viral, and candidates lodged a complaint at the Vidhana Soudha Police Station.
This scandal adds to the KPSC's recent troubles, including a suspended chairman and paper leaks in other exams.
Middlemen demanded Rs 80 lakh for job placements in veterinary recruitment.
A candidate paid Rs 2 lakh and recorded a conversation with the middlemen.
The video went viral, leading to a complaint by candidates at the Vidhana Soudha Police Station.
The KPSC has faced recent scandals, including a suspended chairman and exam paper leaks.
Candidates are demanding a fair and transparent recruitment process.
- Who
- Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and veterinary candidates
- What
- Allegations of a 'cash-for-job' racket in veterinary recruitment
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka
- When
- July 23, 2026
- Why
- Middlemen allegedly demanded Rs 80 lakh for job placements, leading to a complaint by candidates.
KPSC and Middlemen
Veterinary Candidates
Job Placement Process
KPSC and Middlemen
Middlemen claim they can secure jobs for candidates in exchange for Rs 80 lakh.
Veterinary Candidates
Candidates allege this is a scam and demand a fair and transparent recruitment process.
Key facts
- Organization
- Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC)
- Alleged Scam Amount
- Rs 80 lakh per placement
- Number of Positions
- 400 veterinary doctors
- Middlemen Involved
- Rafi and Vinod
- Complaint Lodged At
- Vidhana Soudha Police Station
Quotes
Unnamed veterinary candidate
Veterinary graduate who exposed the bribe scheme
“They made me talk to the head of KPSC, who assured me of the placement if the deal was struck with the middlemen. When he tried to bargain, they refused to reduce even a single rupee.”
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