An IAS officer, Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, is arrested by the CID late Saturday night in connection with an alleged KPSC veterinary examination scam. He is questioned for more than 20 hours about reported irregularities around the exam process, and CID officials say incriminating documents are found linking him to an alleged examination paper leak.
According to the report, Gangwar is alleged to have not cooperated fully with the CID investigation. Following the questioning, he is remanded to judicial custody and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. The account describes the case as involving possible manipulation of the veterinary exam, with investigators pursuing leads tied to the leaked paper and related materials.
Across the available sources, the central details are the arrest, the length of interrogation, the claimed documentary link to the leak, and the judicial custody order, with reporting focused on the CID’s investigative steps and Gangwar’s alleged stance during questioning.
