MPSC aspirants call off 10-day Pune protest: Tukaram Mundhe to lead inquiry panel, chairman goes on leave — Top updates
Fulfilling a core demand of the aspirants, MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar stepped away from his role
Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) candidates have ended their 10-day protest in Pune after the state government agreed to their key demands. These included the creation of an investigative committee and removing the commission's chairman from his position. Aspirants had taken to S M Joshi Bridge in Pune to voice their concerns.
The Maharashtra government has accepted the protesters' primary requests, leading to the withdrawal of the agitation. Tukaram Mundhe will now lead the inquiry panel, while the commission's chairman has gone on leave.
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