When the state’s top job body refuses to answer police summons, and the CM says ‘no one is above the law’, you know this is bigger than a grading glitch. Over 300 candidates took tests for top-level posts; then cried foul, alleging answer sheets were ignored, systems glitched, and errors were suspiciously one-sided. The SIT suspects it’s not incompetence… but collusion. And now, the PSC; mostly appointed by the previous LDF government; is leaning on institutional autonomy to dodge questioning. But the CM’s warning is clear: play by the rules or face legal consequences. This isn’t just about one exam. It’s about whether public trust in government recruitment can survive when those running it won’t even sit for questioning. If the PSC won’t cooperate, will candidates ever get justice? Or will this case become the next big symbol of why so many aspirants feel the system is rigged?