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Maharashtra MPSC Exam Paper Leak Inquiry Seeks Complaints & Evidence By November 16, Check Submission Process

Mumbai: The state government-appointed inquiry commission probing alleged question paper and answer key leaks in nine Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) competitive examinations has invited complaints and evidence from candidates, students and concerned individuals by November 16, 2026. Notarised Affidavits Mandatory For Submissions Submissions must be made through notarised affidavits…

Maharashtra MPSC Exam Paper Leak Inquiry Seeks Complaints & Evidence By November 16, Check Submission Process

Mumbai: A state-mandated inquiry commission has issued a call for complaints and evidence regarding alleged leaks of question papers and answer keys in nine Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) competitive examinations. The deadline for submissions is November 16, 2026. All submissions must be made through notarised affidavits in either Marathi or English, accompanied by a valid identity proof and self-attested copies of supporting documents.

The inquiry is focused on nine MPSC examinations and has been established to address irregularities involving question papers and answer keys. Candidates, students, and concerned individuals are encouraged to participate before the deadline. For assistance with the submission process, applicants can contact the commission at 022-20867677.

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