NTR Commissioner Police investigated the so-called post scam in the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC), and he said that the non-qualified person evaluated the answer sheet for the II Mains exam.
The digital assessment process was shelved and manual assessment was performed as directed by the Andhra Pradesh High Court, then AppSC Secretary and IPS official P. Sitarama Anjaneyulu allegedly entrusted the mission to the private agency Camsign Media Private Limited, a private agency in December 2021.
Police said P. Madhusudhana Rao, the company’s director, was engaged to about 66 people, many of whom had no qualified purpose.
“Those who evaluate the answer sheets include private school teachers, lecturers, data input operators and clerks. They also signed the answer sheets as examiners and examiners,” an investigator said.
The assessment process was conducted for three months at the Hayalan Resort in the Gontur area, violating APPSC rules, and the police officer ABG TILAK, who is allegedly investigating the case.
Mr. Anjaneyulu is allegedly continuing the process, although several officials have made it clear to him that the assessment of the answer sheet in a private place is a violation of the rules and should be entrusted to professors and assistant professors working in universities/universities established by the government.
The ACP said that surveillance cameras were not arranged at the assessment camp and the government paid Rs 114 crore to private agencies for manual assessment.
After filling out 169 complaints for positions, the Suryaraopet police registered a case under IPC Section 409 (Criminal Violation Trust), 477-A (Account Forgery), 120-B (Criminal Conspiracy) and 420 (Checking), Suryaraopet Police registered a case under IPC Section 409 (Criminal Violation Trust), 477-A (Account Forgery).
So far, police have questioned 21 witnesses in this case and arrested Mr. Sitarama Anjaneyulu and Mr. Madhusudhana Rao.
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