Karnataka MLAs term KPSC a ‘den of corruption’, suggest major surgery
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Karnataka MLAs term KPSC a ‘den of corruption’, suggest major surgery

The Hindu  

Terming Karnataka Public Service Commission a ‘den of corruption’, members of the Legislative Assembly cutting across party lines demanded a major surgery and a comprehensive set of reforms to ensure transparency in the conduct of examinations and in the recruitment of civil servants. A set of qualifications is needed for appointment of members to the statutory body,” said the BJP MLA who held a dharna before the KPSC opposing irregularities in the KAS examination. Basanagouda Patil Yatnal said the KPSC has become a ‘Karnataka Public Service Corruption’ and condemned mistakes in the examination and Kannada language papers. Later, the House passed the Karnataka Public Service Commission Bill, 2025, for bringing reforms in the KPSC.

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