Home minister Priyank Kharge clarified IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar sought leave for a family emergency. The officer has now re-established communication with the government and is fine. This clarification follows concerns about his incommunicado status and recent KPSC raids. The raids targeted officials over money-laundering allegations linked to recruitment examinations. The state cabinet also advised suspending the KPSC chairperson due to corruption charges.
RSS News
Times of India
0 thoughts on “‘Missing’ Karnataka IAS officer is in hometown: Home minister Priyank Kharge”
Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
RECENT NEWS
- 'Awarapan 2' BO Day 10 [LIVE]: Emraan Hashmi sequel targers Rs 130 crore India net
- 'National Treasure 3' confirmed by Jon Turteltaub
- Arhaan Khan turns social media trolling over hair loss speculation into a joke by saying
- Saiyami says 'A Rs 1,000 cr film doesn't mean you get respect'
- Tamil Producers Council halts releases from September
