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MPSC Protest Success in Pune: Vivek Bhimanwar Reacts After Being Sent on Compulsory Leave
- •MPSC students protesting in Pune under MLA Rohit Pawar have achieved success as MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar has been sent on compulsory leave.
- •The state government has announced a judicial inquiry commission headed by former Chief Justice Dilip Bhosale to investigate the question paper leak case.
- •IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe has been appointed as the Secretary of the inquiry committee, alongside other prominent members.
- •Vivek Bhimanwar stated through a tweet that he prioritized morality and chose to go on leave until the inquiry is completed to maintain the credibility of MPSC.
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Following student protests led by MLA Rohit Pawar in Pune regarding the MPSC question paper leak case, state government minister Shivendraraje Bhosale visited the protest site and announced that Vivek Bhimanwar would be sent on compulsory leave until an inquiry committee investigates the matter.
IAS officer and Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Tukaram Mundhe, has been appointed as the Secretary of the high-level MPSC inquiry commission established by the state government.
In a post on Twitter, Vivek Bhimanwar stated that he prioritized morality and chose to take leave during the judicial inquiry rather than remaining in office. He emphasized that the autonomy and credibility of the MPSC and student welfare remain his top priorities.
