Telangana Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the question paper leak in Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) has issued a notice to state Congress chief A.Revanth Reddy, asking him to share whatever information he has about the case.The SIT, which has stepped up the probe with the questioning of nine accused, is also issuing notices to those making allegations relating to the case.
Unfazed by the notice issued by SIT the TPCC president said that he would not share any information with the SIT and that he would present all the evidence only if a probe committee headed by a sitting judge of the high court was formed.
As part of their ongoing efforts, the SIT has intensified their probe by interrogating nine suspects.Additionally, individuals who have made claims relating to the scandal are also being summoned by the authorities.
Recently, Revanth Reddy made a serious allegation that K.T.Rama Rao’s personal assistant, a state minister, was involved in the paper leak.This accusation was made the day prior to the SIT issuing the formal notice to the Congress chief.
Earlier, Revanth Reddy had alleged that Tirupati, the personal assistant to the IT minister K.T.Rama Rao, was also involved in the leak.Furthermore, he claimed that numerous candidates in his village scored over 100 marks in the Group-1 preliminary examination, which was conducted by the TSPSC in October of last year.
He also claimed that Tirupati helped Rajasekhar Reddy get a job in the Telangana State Technological Services (TSTS) on outsourcing basis and later ensured he lands a job in TSPSC in a key role.
Rajasekhar Reddy is one of the two employees of TSPSC who have been arrested by the police for question paper leak.
Rajasekhar Reddy, a network expert, allegedly copied question papers of several exams from confidential systems in the Commission and gave the same to Praveen Kumar, who then shared it with some aspirants for money.
During a protest in Kamareddy district on Sunday, the Congress leader had also claimed that Tirupati and Rajasekhar are friends hailing from neighbouring villages in Malyala mandal of Jagtiyal district and that 100 people belonging to Malyal mandal secured more than 100 marks in Group-1 Prelims.
He had demanded that TSPSC should reveal names of 100 people who scored more than 100 marks.
