Jharkhand’s CID arrests two more people in connection with alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations, including the JSSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination-2023, an official says. The newly arrested accused are linked to alleged unfair advantages to candidates for the exam.

One of the arrests is of Dilip Kumar Paswan (41) from Bihar’s Jamui district, who is accused of providing unfair advantages to some candidates. The other arrest involves a coaching centre operator in Ranchi, identified as Sanjit Kumar, connected to alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC). The operator is described as running a coaching centre and acting as an agent.

Both reports place the arrests within a broader probe that already includes multiple arrests. With the latest arrests, the CID says the number of people apprehended in the JSSC-CGL case reaches 13. Separately, the CID has also arrested more than 20 people in related recruitment examination irregularities, including former JPSC chairman L Khiangte. The case also follows earlier protests by job aspirants and later decisions and court actions around cancellation of exams.