FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, known for his uprightness and being an officer who ensures strict enforcement of rules, was on Sunday named the secretary of the committee set up by the Maharashtra government for overhauling the state recruitment body, the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC), amid an ongoing agitation by aspirants in Pune.&nbsp;&nbsp;The decision was conveyed to the agitating aspirants by state minister Shivendraraje Bhosale, who met them at SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest has been underway for the past 10 days, over various demands, including reforms in the MPSC.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cji-surya-kant-declines-india-bloc-leaders-request-for-meeting-ahead-of-march-to-sc-asks-them-to-file-petition-1791745229102">CJI Surya Kant declines INDIA bloc leaders’ request for meeting ahead of march to SC, asks them to file petition</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Tukaram Mundhe, who is often referred to as “Singham IAS” for being a strict and uncompromising officer, has faced 25 transfers in his career so far and is known for taking corruption head-on besides strict rule enforcement.&nbsp;The Maharashtra state government has named ex-judge Dilip Bhosale as chairman of the committee that also comprises IPS officer Laxmi Gautam, ex-IAS officer Ganesh Patil and retired judge PD Naik.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/houthis-claim-riyadh-airport-attacks-aramco-strikes-issue-fresh-warning-to-airlines-travellers-and-workers-1791737446536">Houthis claim Riyadh airport attacks, Aramco strikes; issue fresh warning to airlines, travellers and workers</a>&nbsp;Bhosale also told the protesters that their other demands would be addressed. These included the withdrawal of cases against some representatives of the agitation, recruitment to 70,000 posts over three years, an increase in the number of seats in the Group C examination scheduled for January, and background checks on the chairman and secretary of the MPSC before their appointment.&nbsp;&nbsp;NCP (SP) MLA Rohit, who has been protesting alongside the MPSC aspirants, welcomed Mundhe's inclusion in the committee. “We hope that the committee will have the freedom to work properly,” he said.&nbsp;However, it was not immediately known whether the government has acceded to the demand for the ouster of MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimnawar.

State minister Shivendraraje Bhosale met the agitating aspirants at SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest has been underway for the past 10 days. The government has named ex-judge Dilip Bhosale as chairman of the committee set up for overhauling the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC).

FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, known for his uprightness and being an officer who ensures strict enforcement of rules, was on Sunday named the secretary of the committee set up by the Maharashtra government for overhauling the state recruitment body, the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC), amid an ongoing agitation by aspirants in Pune. The decision was conveyed to the agitating aspirants by state minister Shivendraraje Bhosale, who met them at SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest has been underway for the past 10 days, over various demands, including reforms in the MPSC. Also Read: CJI Surya Kant declines INDIA bloc leaders’ request for meeting ahead of march to SC, asks them to file petition Tukaram Mundhe, who is often referred to as “Singham IAS” for being a strict and uncompromising officer, has faced 25 transfers in his career so far and is known for taking corruption head-on besides strict rule enforcement. The Maharashtra state government has named ex-judge Dilip Bhosale as chairman of the committee that also comprises IPS officer Laxmi Gautam, ex-IAS officer Ganesh Patil and retired judge PD Naik. Also Read: Houthis claim Riyadh airport attacks, Aramco strikes; issue fresh warning to airlines, travellers and workers Bhosale also told the protesters that their other demands would be addressed. These included the withdrawal of cases against some representatives of the agitation, recruitment to 70,000 posts over three years, an increase in the number of seats in the Group C examination scheduled for January, and background checks on the chairman and secretary of the MPSC before their appointment. NCP (SP) MLA Rohit, who has been protesting alongside the MPSC aspirants, welcomed Mundhe's inclusion in the committee. “We hope that the committee will have the freedom to work properly,” he said. However, it was not immediately known whether the government has acceded to the demand for the ouster of MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimnawar.

State minister Shivendraraje Bhosale met the agitating aspirants at SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest has been underway for the past 10 days. The government has named ex-judge Dilip Bhosale as chairman of the committee set up for overhauling the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC).

Maharashtra appoints FDA commissioner Tukaram Mundhe as secretary of committee for MPSC overhaul amid stir

A bitter breakup between a couple allegedly helped expose a question paper leak in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission’s (MPSC) Drug Inspector (Group-B) examination, with the ex-boyfriend emailing the commission about the alleged malpractice involving his girlfriend.The woman, identified as Rutuja Patil, allegedly received the leaked question set before the March 22 examination. Her ex-boyfriend, Lokesh alias Gaurav Rajendra Patil, later informed the MPSC about the alleged leak after their relationship ended.Police said Gaurav subsequently tried to withdraw his complaint, but investigators had already begun probing the allegations. The case has led to the arrest of six people, including three MPSC officials, while the entire Drug Inspector recruitment process has been cancelled.<h2>How the questions were allegedly leaked</h2>According to the report, Rutuja had enrolled at Kautalya Coaching Classes after responding to an advertisement for the Drug Inspector post. Police alleged that the coaching institute had told students it could gain access to the examination paper.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nepal-flood-new-barrier-lake-overflows-faces-high-risk-of-breaching-in-3-days-warns-china-1787836906946">Nepal flood: New barrier lake overflows, faces ‘high risk’ of breaching in 3 days, warns China</a>Assistant Section Officer Vishweshwar Dattatraya Nakate allegedly procured the questions from the MPSC office and handed them to Under Secretary Abhijit Lendave. Lendave allegedly passed them to Assistant Section Officer Gopal Marathe, who then handed them to coaching class director Pravin Patil.Police said Pravin subsequently gave the question set to Amrut Namdeo Patil, Rutuja’s father, on March 20, two days before the examination. The report said Amrut allegedly paid ₹5 lakh to Pravin for the leaked question set.Police further said 77 questions from the leaked set matched questions in the 294-question examination paper.<h2>She cleared the exam, then the relationship ended</h2>Rutuja subsequently cleared the examination. The final results, declared on July 22, saw 488 candidates qualify.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/christian-woman-abducted-converted-to-islam-in-pakistan-11-us-lawmakers-turn-up-heat-on-islamabad-1787824686261">Christian woman ‘abducted’, ‘converted’ to Islam in Pakistan. 11 US lawmakers turn up heat on Islamabad</a>Police said Rutuja later shared the leaked questions with Gaurav, whose brother had also appeared for the examination. The couple later fell out, with the report stating that Rutuja avoided Gaurav and ended the relationship after her family refused to approve their marriage.

After his girlfriend dumped him post-exam success, a man exposed a ₹5 lakh MPSC paper leak involving her family, coaching staff, and officials, leading to six arrests and exam cancellation.

A bitter breakup between a couple allegedly helped expose a question paper leak in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission’s (MPSC) Drug Inspector (Group-B) examination, with the ex-boyfriend emailing the commission about the alleged malpractice involving his girlfriend. The woman, identified as Rutuja Patil, allegedly received the leaked question set before the March 22 examination. Her ex-boyfriend, Lokesh alias Gaurav Rajendra Patil, later informed the MPSC about the alleged leak after their relationship ended. Police said Gaurav subsequently tried to withdraw his complaint, but investigators had already begun probing the allegations. The case has led to the arrest of six people, including three MPSC officials, while the entire Drug Inspector recruitment process has been cancelled. How the questions were allegedly leaked According to the report, Rutuja had enrolled at Kautalya Coaching Classes after responding to an advertisement for the Drug Inspector post. Police alleged that the coaching institute had told students it could gain access to the examination paper. Also read: Nepal flood: New barrier lake overflows, faces ‘high risk’ of breaching in 3 days, warns China Assistant Section Officer Vishweshwar Dattatraya Nakate allegedly procured the questions from the MPSC office and handed them to Under Secretary Abhijit Lendave. Lendave allegedly passed them to Assistant Section Officer Gopal Marathe, who then handed them to coaching class director Pravin Patil. Police said Pravin subsequently gave the question set to Amrut Namdeo Patil, Rutuja’s father, on March 20, two days before the examination. The report said Amrut allegedly paid ₹5 lakh to Pravin for the leaked question set. Police further said 77 questions from the leaked set matched questions in the 294-question examination paper. She cleared the exam, then the relationship ended Rutuja subsequently cleared the examination. The final results, declared on July 22, saw 488 candidates qualify. Also read: Christian woman ‘abducted’, ‘converted’ to Islam in Pakistan. 11 US lawmakers turn up heat on Islamabad Police said Rutuja later shared the leaked questions with Gaurav, whose brother had also appeared for the examination. The couple later fell out, with the report stating that Rutuja avoided Gaurav and ended the relationship after her family refused to approve their marriage.

After his girlfriend dumped him post-exam success, a man exposed a ₹5 lakh MPSC paper leak involving her family, coaching staff, and officials, leading to six arrests and exam cancellation.&nbsp;

Ex-boyfriend exposes ₹5 lakh MPSC scam as girlfriend breaks up with him after clearing exam

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