झारखंड परीक्षा भर्ती केस में ED की एंट्री, JPSC धांधली मामले में दर्ज किया केस

According to reports from Aaj Tak, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has officially entered the ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities within the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) recruitment process. The central agency has reportedly registered a case to examine potential money laundering activities linked to the recruitment scandal.

The JPSC has faced significant public and political scrutiny over allegations of administrative malpractice and corruption in its examination procedures. By invoking the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the ED aims to trace the financial trails and identify any illicit gains or organized networks that may have compromised the integrity of the state's recruitment examinations.

This development marks a significant escalation in the probe, as central agencies often intervene when local investigations suggest systemic corruption or the involvement of high-level entities. The investigation is expected to focus on the financial transactions surrounding the recruitment process, potentially impacting the status of various appointments made during the periods under review.

As of now, official statements from the JPSC regarding the specific scope of the ED's inquiry remain limited. Observers note that this move reflects a broader trend of increased central oversight into state-level recruitment boards across India, aimed at addressing widespread concerns regarding exam fairness and transparency.