With 7,905 posts on the line and over 70,000 government jobs being scrutinized nationwide, the state has activated cyber units, intelligence teams, and even re-deployed officers who cracked past scams. What’s unusual? They’re tracking not just candidates; but coaching centers, social media trends, and even people with past scam links. The message is clear: cheating won’t just get you disqualified; it’ll land you in court under the 2023 Anti-Cheating Act. For aspirants? This might be the fairest shot you’ve ever had. For fraudsters? The watch has never been this sharp.