Jharkhand Civil Services Topper, IRS Brother and Mom Found Dead | India News – The Times of India

Ranchi/Kochi: A Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) exam topper whose career got stuck in a long legal leg and A CBI investigation The selection process was found dead with him in fairness IRS officer brother And his mother at a government residence in Kochi, Kerala, six days after failing to appear for a court hearing in Ranchi.
Shalini VijayAssistant Director in Jharkhand Social Welfare Department was on leave from 2020. He and his brother Manish Vijay, Kochi are suspected of entering the Central Excise and Additional Commissioner of Customs, one. Suicidal treaty With his mother Shakuntala.
The body of Matrusatta was found covered in a white cloth, in which the leading investigators had to believe that he died before the deaths of the brothers, who died in Manish in Ichamuk in the neighborhood of Kochi She used to take her life in different rooms of the official quarters of the three.
The investigators are not ruling the possibility of Shakantala dying due to any natural cause before hanging their son and daughter. Assistant CP (Thrikkakara) PV Baby said, “We will definitely know the details only after the dead body, including the time of death.”
Manish’s associates were the first to find bodies when they visited the house to examine him as he was about to resume the work on the previous day after the holiday period, but was an incomecuto.
Police found a note in Manish’s diary, on February 15, with instructions to hand over some documents to their younger sister, which is currently in Dubai. The note mentions his phone number. “She will arrive immediately after the autopsy, which will be most likely on Saturday,” said a police officer.
Shalini was the topper of 64 civil servants recruited through the first joint examination of JPSC in 2003.
Some candidates who did not cut, they soon challenged the recruitment process, indicating that many of those who approved the examination were associated with politicians or officials. As the state investigation was dragged, Jharkhand HC transferred the case to CBI in 2022.
The CBI filed allegations against Shalini and other recruitments against sections 420 (cheating), 423 (fraud documentation) and 201 (Destruction of evidence) along with other crimes along with 13 (2) and 13 (1) (D). Prevention of Corruption Act. The next hearing is scheduled for 27 February.
The Vijay family lived in a rented house in Ranchi till 2013. Shalini’s mother used to be a college professor in Bokaro.