KPSC Veterinary Officer recruitment under scanner as corruption allegations surface
The protesters claim that an alleged sting operation had exposed a cash-for-jobs racket, in which an agent was heard demanding ₹80 lakh for securing a Veterinary Officer post, with ₹40 lakh to be paid in advance.
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