The Jharkhand Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has officially summoned three serving members of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities in state-conducted examinations. The summons follows a period of heightened public unrest, during which protesters demanded accountability and transparency regarding the recruitment process.

While the specific nature of the allegations remains under investigation, the move by the CID marks a significant escalation in the state's response to the exam row. The JPSC has been the subject of intense scrutiny by candidates who claim that the examination process was compromised, leading to widespread demonstrations across the region. The CID is currently tasked with determining the validity of these claims and identifying whether any procedural breaches occurred within the commission.

At this stage, the JPSC has not issued a detailed public statement regarding the individual summons, and the specific roles of the three members in the alleged irregularities have not been disclosed by authorities. The investigation remains active, and the summons represents a formal step in the legal process to gather testimony and evidence from those overseeing the recruitment exams. As the situation develops, the focus remains on whether the CID’s intervention will satisfy the demands of the protesters or lead to further administrative changes within the commission.