CJP joins MPSC exam leak protests, demands official resignations

The Centre for Job Promotions (CJP) announced it would intensify its campaign against the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) following fresh allegations of examination paper breaches. The organization's leadership indicated it would join ongoing protests demanding the resignation of the MPSC chairman and secretary.

In a statement, CJP representatives said the agitation would be escalated if their demands were not met within the specified timeframe. The organization pledged to undertake a statewide tour to mobilize MPSC aspirants and galvanize public pressure on the state administration.

The alleged paper leaks have triggered widespread concern among candidates preparing for the competitive examinations. The incidents have raised serious questions about the integrity of the recruitment process and the MPSC's administrative oversight.

If officials do not resign by the September 24 deadline, the CJP said it would proceed with its planned outreach campaign across Maharashtra, meeting aspirants and gathering support for institutional reforms within the commission.

The MPSC has faced mounting scrutiny in recent months over examination security protocols. The latest allegations have added to pressure on state authorities to address systemic vulnerabilities in the examination administration process.