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'MPSC Chief's Appointment Was Black Day For Student': Rohit Pawar Demands Vivek Bhimanwar's Resignation, Claims '3 Bags' Of Evidence

Pune: NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar on Thursday intensified his attack against MPSC chairman Vivek Bhimanwar, demanding his resignation and alleging that his previous postings were marred by corruption, irregularities in recruitment and transfers, and financial discrepancies. Pawar claimed he had submitted evidence to the Chief Minister and Governor and warned that he would release a second set of…

'MPSC Chief's Appointment Was Black Day For Student': Rohit Pawar Demands Vivek Bhimanwar's Resignation, Claims '3 Bags' Of Evidence

Pune: NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar has escalated his criticism of MPSC chairman Vivek Bhimanwar, demanding his resignation and alleging widespread corruption, irregularities in recruitment and transfers, and financial discrepancies during Bhimanwar's tenure. At a press conference, Pawar stated that the day Bhimanwar took charge was a "black day" for students and the credibility of the state’s recruitment system.

He alleged that Bhimanwar held several positions where irregularities subsequently surfaced. Pawar claims to possess "three bags filled with proof" of alleged scams and has submitted evidence to the Chief Minister and Governor. He warned of releasing additional evidence if the government fails to act. Pawar suggested Tukaram Mundhe as a potential MPSC chairman, stating that Mundhe meets all eligibility criteria.

He questioned the lack of action taken against Bhimanwar despite a filed complaint. Pawar also turned his ire towards BJP MLA Vikram Pachpute, urging him to join students on the ground and support the cause.

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