A Maharashtra government-appointed inquiry commission investigating alleged question-paper and answer-key leaks in nine MPSC competitive examinations asks candidates and other stakeholders to submit complaints and evidence by November 16, 2026. The commission’s submissions require an affidavit in a prescribed format and supporting identity and document proof.
Across outlets, reporting focuses on the submission mechanics and the formality of the process. The Hindu and Times of India both highlight that complainants must provide personal details and affirm the accuracy of their claims in affidavit form, with Times of India specifying notarised affidavits and submission channels. Free Press Journal similarly details that submissions must be notarised, filed in Marathi or English, include identity proof and self-attested documents, and be submitted both physically and via email. While Free Press Journal also adds extra procedural specifics such as the office address and helpline number, all coverage centres on the same deadline and affidavit requirement.
