Maharashtra: MPSC extends deadline for affidavits on alleged exam irregularities to Nov 23
MPSC has extended the deadline to November 23 for submitting affidavits on alleged irregularities, including question paper and answer key leaks, in nine exams.
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Examination Inquiry Commission has extended the deadline for submitting affidavits on alleged irregularities in nine examinations conducted by the commission by a week, from November 16 to November 23.

The extension was granted in view of the Diwali holidays, the commission said. Individuals, candidates and students with information about alleged irregularities in the nine examinations, including question paper leaks and answer key leaks, were invited to submit their statements in the prescribed affidavit format, in either Marathi or English.
Applicants must submit a copy of a valid identity proof along with self-attested copies of relevant supporting documents. They are also required to email copies of the affidavit, statement and supporting documents to complaints.inquirycomm@mpsc.maharashtra.gov.in. The commission has clarified that affidavits submitted after November 23 will not be accepted.
“In view of the Diwali holidays, the commission has extended the deadline for submitting affidavits from November 16 to November 23. All concerned individuals, candidates and students with relevant information are requested to submit their affidavits in the prescribed format within the extended deadline. No submissions will be accepted after November 23,” member-secretary of the inquiry commission Tukaram Mundhe said.
For assistance with the submission process, applicants can contact the commission on 022-20867677.
ABOUT THE AUTHORKimaya BoralkarKimaya Boralkar is a Pune-based journalist with Hindustan Times. Her forte is everything education in Pune and across Maharashtra, from schools and universities to entrance exams, government policies, and student issues.A graduate of the Asian College of Journalism,When she's not on the education beat, you'll find her reporting on human-interest stories, science and research, and cultural events, always looking for stories worth telling.Read More
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