Candidates allege Rs 80 lakh bribe bid in KPSC veterinary recruitment

Candidates have accused middlemen of seeking up to Rs 80 lakh to influence KPSC veterinary officer recruitment. Veterinary doctors protested in Bengaluru demanding a fair inquiry.

Candidates accused middlemen of demanding bribes of up to Rs 80 lakh to sway outcomes in the Karnataka Public Service Commission veterinary officer recruitment process.

Veterinary doctors held a protest in Bengaluru at Vidhana Soudha. They called for a transparent inquiry into the allegations.

The claims involve middlemen seeking payments to affect selections. The protest followed reports of the alleged bribe attempts.

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