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CJP to join protesters seeking MPSC officials' resignation over paper leaks

Chief Justice Party (CJP) will join protests demanding resignation of Maharashtra Public Service Commission officials over exam paper leaks, warning of a statewide tour if demands are unmet by September 24.

Puja Shil | | 1 min read

CJP to join protesters seeking MPSC officials' resignation over paper leaks
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In Brief

  1. CJP to join protests demanding resignation of MPSC chairman and secretary.
  2. Agitation will continue with a statewide tour if demands remain unmet by September 24.
  3. The protests focus on exam paper leaks that have disrupted recruitment processes.
  4. The movement aims to engage with MPSC aspirants to build wider support.

The Chief Justice Party (CJP) announced plans to join ongoing protests against the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) following exam paper leaks. The party is demanding the resignation of the MPSC chairman and secretary for mishandling the situation.

According to a statement by the CJP, if the government does not meet the resignation demand by September 24, the agitation will escalate through a statewide tour. This tour intends to directly interact with MPSC aspirants adversely affected by the leaks.

The paper leak scandal has raised concerns over the integrity of the recruitment process, disrupting examinations and delaying appointments in various government departments. Officials have not yet publicly responded to the CJP's demands.

Protesters emphasize the necessity of accountability and transparency within the commission to restore trust among aspirants and the public. The announced statewide campaign reflects growing pressure for reform in Maharashtra's civil service examinations.

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