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Inquiry into Nine MPSC Examinations

Candidates and others urged to submit representations in the prescribed affidavit format

Mumbai, November 2026 : The Maharashtra Government has appointed an inquiry commission to conduct a detailed investigation into alleged leaks of question papers and answer keys in nine competitive examinations conducted by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC).

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission Examination Inquiry Commission has appealed to individuals possessing information, evidence or complaints related to these cases to submit their representations strictly in the prescribed affidavit format notified by the commission.

The state government has constituted the inquiry commission to investigate the alleged question paper or answer key leaks in nine different competitive examinations conducted by the MPSC. Candidates, students, individuals and registered organisations have been asked to submit their representations through affidavits by November 16, 2026.

To ensure clarity and uniformity in the submissions, the commission has made a prescribed affidavit format available. Accordingly, representations must be submitted in either Marathi or English, accompanied by a notarised affidavit.

The submissions should be sent to the following address:

MPSC Examination Inquiry Commission
Food and Drug Administration Building,
Room No. 201, Second Floor,
BKC, Bandra (East),
Mumbai – 400051.

Applicants must attach a copy of a valid identity proof along with self-attested copies of relevant documents. In addition, one copy each of the notarised affidavit, representation and supporting documents must also be emailed to complaints.inquirycomm.mpsc@maharashtra.gov.in.

For information or assistance regarding the submission of complaints, individuals may contact the commission at 022-20867677.

The appeal was issued through a press release by Mundhe, Member Secretary of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission Examination Inquiry Commission.

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