Inquiry into MPSC exam irregularities extends affidavit deadline to November 23

Candidates who believe there were irregularities in examinations of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) now have one more week to come forward. The commission of inquiry set up by the state government to probe the alleged irregularities has extended the last date for submitting affidavits from November 16 to November 23. This will give candidates and others with knowledge of the matter another chance to come forward.

The date has been extended in view of the Diwali festival and the holidays.

The inquiry, set up by the Maharashtra government, is examining alleged irregularities in nine MPSC competitive examinations. These include leaks of question papers and of answer keys.

Those with information on these matters have been asked to give their statements in the prescribed affidavit format. According to the commission, the statement may be given in either Marathi or English. Those coming forward must attach a copy of a valid identity card and self-attested copies of all relevant documents. A copy of the notarised affidavit must also be emailed, along with the statement and documents, to [email protected].

Candidates or others who want help in submitting an affidavit can contact the commission on 022-20867677.