PSI exam scam: Six, including four officials from recruitment department, detained Bengaluru The Hindu · May 10, 2022
PSI exam scam: Rudragouda Patil’s bank accounts frozen CID sleuths conducts Mahazar at Gyan Jyoti English Medium School for second time The Hindu · May 8, 2022
PSI exam scam casts shadow on most govt. recruitment tests Since most recruitment exams follow same pattern, there are concerns that similar malpractices may have occurred in other exam, say officials The Hindu · May 7, 2022
PSI recruitment scam: Priyank Kharge hits back at Home Minister Araga Jnanendra KALABURAGI The Hindu · May 7, 2022
Fast track court will try accused in PSI exam scam: Home Minister Will consider setting up special court of SIT: Araga Jnanendra The Hindu · May 6, 2022
Show evidence of CN Ashwath Narayan’s involvement, Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai tells Congress BENGALURU: Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai criticised Congress functionaries on Thursday, saying they must provide evidence before suggesting cabinet colleague and higher education minister CN Ashwath Narayan is culpable in the police sub-inspector (PSI) recruitment scam. The Times of India · May 6, 2022
Karnataka PSI exam scam: Candidate, two more cops in dock BENGALURU: Sleuths from Criminal Investigation Department (CID) on Thursday arrested another Bengaluru-based candidate who had cleared the now tainted police sub-inspector exam last year. Sources say the accused, identified as Raghavendra GC, was picked up from a house near Kumbalagodu, off Mysuru Road. The Times of India · May 6, 2022
PSI exam scam: Two named as accused move High Court challenging criminal case Bengaluru The Hindu · May 5, 2022
PSI recruitment exam scam: CID finds malpractice at another centre in Kalaburagi Malpractices were first reported at Gyan Jyoti English Medium School, which is run by BJP leader Divya Hagaragi, in Kalaburagi The Hindu · May 3, 2022
PSI exam scam: Congress trains guns on Ashwath Narayan Minister says baseless allegations are being levelled against him to tarnish his image on the eve of Amit Shah’s visit to State The Hindu · May 2, 2022
PSI recruitment scam: CID probe expands; selected candidates oppose re-exam Bengaluru The Hindu · May 2, 2022
The Hindu · May 2, 2022 PSI recruitment scam: Congress MLA seeks expansion of probe to other parts of Karnataka MYSURU
The Hindu · May 1, 2022 PSI recruitment scam: one of the prime accused surrenders before CID As per the CID sources, Rudragouda Patil and his team had provided special training to their candidates for using Bluetooth devices inside the examination hall for committing malpractices
The Hindu · Apr 29, 2022 PSI recruitment scam: Prime accused Divya Hagaragi arrested 23 have been arrested so far in the case
The Hindu · Apr 29, 2022 PSI recruitment exam scam: How prime accused Divya Hagaragi evaded Karnataka police for 18 days CID officials got a vital breakthrough after arresting Jyoti Patil, an employee of Shahabad Municipal Corporation who was in touch with one of the persons accompanying Divya Hagaragi
The Hindu · Apr 29, 2022 Scam fallout: Karnataka PSI recruitment exam of November 2021 is cancelled 54,289 candidates had attempted the examination in November 2021
The Hindu · Apr 27, 2022 PSI recruitment scam: ADGP recruitment shunted out Amrit Paul has been shifted to Internal Security division
The Hindu · Apr 26, 2022 Arrest accused in PSI recruitment exam scam instead of issuing notices to whistleblowers, Congress tells CID KPCC vice-president Sharan Prakash Patil says the BJP Government taking revenge against Congress leader Priyank Kharge
The Times of India · Apr 25, 2022 Karnataka: Dead man’s SIM cards used by Patil brothers KALABURAGI: Rudragouda Patil and his elder brother Mahanthesh Patil, the suspected kingpins in the PSI job exam scam, had used SIM cards belonging to man who had died of Covid and used these to connect with candidates on their Bluetooth-enabled phones during the test to help them with answers.
The Hindu · Apr 25, 2022 PSI recruitment exam scam: Rudragowda Patil used SIM card of a dead person The accused and his associates used multiple SIM cards, registered in the name of strangers, to contact candidates appearing for the PSI recruitment examination