What did the Supreme Court decide regarding Babulal Katara?

On February 12, the Supreme Court granted interim bail to suspended RPSC member Babulal Katara in the 2022 teacher‑exam leak case and asked the Rajasthan government for a detailed status reply. He remains in custody in other related cases, so the order does not lead to immediate release.

Does the bail affect the RPSC paper leak investigation?

Interim bail in one matter does not halt investigation or prosecutions in other linked cases. The Court’s request for a detailed state reply indicates continued judicial oversight. Agencies can still pursue evidence, file charges, and conduct audits tied to the broader RPSC paper leak allegations.

How can candidates check the RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher English result?

Candidates should visit the commission’s portal to download the PDF roll list and follow instructions for document verification and next steps. Media guidance is available at JagranJosh. Rely only on official notices, keep IDs and certificates ready, and track any revised schedules or counselling dates.

What should investors watch in India’s education services after these RPSC updates?

Focus on governance signals: state affidavits, audit findings, revised exam calendars, blacklisting or vendor rotations, and stricter contract clauses. Watch cash conversion cycles where verification expands. Prefer providers with strong security certifications, clean incident histories, and transparent reporting, as these traits can limit downside from compliance shocks.

Law and Government

RPSC February 12: SC Grants Bail to Katara; 2nd-Grade Results Released

ByDanny Kontos February 12, 2026February 12, 2026

RPSC dominated headlines on February 12 as India’s Supreme Court granted interim bail to suspended member Babulal Katara in the 2022 teacher‑exam leak and asked Rajasthan for a detailed status update. He remains in custody in other linked cases. On the same day, RPSC published 2nd Grade Teacher English results, restarting parts of the selection cycle. For Indian investors, these twin moves spotlight governance, compliance, and reputation risks across education services and testing vendors, while offering a near‑term check on administrative continuity.