But what happened next? The Jharkhand High Court stepped in; and paused everything. For 99 candidates, this isn’t just about jobs. It’s about justice, process, and whether a single CID report can erase months of hard work. The state canceled these JSSC-CGL appointments after a probe into TDPL’s involvement; a name that’s become the center of a much bigger story. But here’s what’s wild: these 99 people actually got appointed before the cancellation. And now, thanks to a petition led by a former Advocate General, the court wants answers; by September 15. This isn’t just about one exam. It’s about trust in the system. If the government can cancel appointments after the fact, what does that mean for every candidate who cleared an exam? The final verdict will shape how future recruitment processes are handled; or questioned. Some say it’s about cleaning up corruption. Others say it’s about fairness. Either way; this case is about to become a precedent.