The Orissa High Court has refused bail to 14 accused in the Assistant Section Officer (ASO) recruitment examination paper leak case, observing that leaking question papers in public recruitment examinations is not merely a criminal offence but a direct assault on the socio-economic fabric of society. The Court said such acts undermine meritocracy, erode public confidence in the recruitment process and deprive deserving candidates of employment opportunities.

The Orissa High Court has refused bail to 14 accused in the Assistant Section Officer (ASO) recruitment examination paper leak case, observing that leaking question papers in…

Jeevan Kishore Dhruv, who was serving as secretary of the CGPSC when the alleged irregularities took place during the 2020-2022 recruitment process, was arrested by the CBI in…