Arunachal CBI

Itanagar, Oct 28: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) registered a case to research alleged malpractices in the appointment of assistant engineers (civil) by the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC).

The case changed into registered primarily based totally on the advice of the BJP authorities in Arunachal Pradesh, which confronted numerous complaints over the alleged leak of query papers associated with the appointment of the assistant engineers through the fee in August this year.

In a declaration on Wednesday, the CBI stated a case changed into registered in opposition to an instructor of a non-public training institute and officers of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC). The case changed into in advance registered at Itanagar police station on September 10.

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“The complainant (a candidate) had alleged that the accused (an instructor of the institute) changed into in ownership of query papers for the stated exam disclosing leakage of paper through him in connivance with unknown officers of APPSC,” stated the declaration.

The CBI declaration, however, did now no longer call the accused.

A CBI group has already reached Itanagar for research into the allegations. The case changed into taken over through the CBI on an afternoon Chief Minister Pema Khandu met Governor B D Mishra at Itanagar and exceeded over a letter of advice through the state Cabinet for the elimination of participants of the APPSC.

“We’re decided to take the manner of cleaning of APPSC to its logical end withinside the large pastimes of our youths and the nation,” Khandu tweeted after the meeting.