MPSC Examination Inquiry: Affidavits Invited by November 16, 2026
Published 30 Oct 20264 min read
The Justice Dilip Bhosale Inquiry Commission has invited affidavits from candidates and other informed persons by November 16, 2026, in connection with alleged leaks in nine Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) examinations. The inquiry concerns allegations involving question papers and answer keys. The allegations have not been established by the inquiry.
Statements may be submitted in Marathi or English and must include a copy of valid identity proof along with self-attested copies of relevant supporting documents. The invitation extends to candidates, students, individuals, and concerned institutions with information relevant to the investigation.
What the Inquiry Covers
The commission is chaired by retired Allahabad High Court Chief Justice Dilip Bhosale. It is examining allegations relating to question papers and answer keys of nine MPSC examinations.
Important: The commission's press release, as reported by Careers360, states that the allegations have not been established. The inquiry is at the evidence-collection stage. Submitting an affidavit is a way to provide information to the commission, not a finding of wrongdoing.
[VERIFY] — the names of the nine MPSC examinations under inquiry are not listed in the source. Candidates should check the official commission notice or MPSC website to confirm whether their examination is covered.
Who Can Submit
The invitation is open to:
- Candidates who appeared for the affected MPSC examinations
- Students and individuals with relevant information
- Concerned institutions
What Your Submission Must Contain
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Language | Marathi or English |
| Identity proof | Copy of a valid identity document |
| Supporting documents | Self-attested copies of relevant documents |
| Format | Affidavit (sworn written statement) |
[VERIFY] — the source does not specify a prescribed affidavit format or whether notarisation is required. Candidates should check the commission's official notice or contact the assistance number before drafting.
Where and How to Submit
| Mode | Details |
|---|---|
| In person | Room 201, second floor, Food and Drug Administration Building, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai–400051 |
| complaints.inquirycomm.mpsc@maharashtra.gov.in | |
| Assistance number | 022-20867677 |
[VERIFY] — the source does not mention submission by post or courier. Confirm with the commission if you cannot submit in person or by email.
Confidentiality and Witness Process
The commission has stated that submissions and supporting documents will remain confidential. After reviewing the submissions, the commission will decide whether individuals need to appear as witnesses. Appearance as a witness is at the commission's discretion and is not automatic upon submission.
What Candidates Should Do Now
- Confirm whether your examination is among the nine under inquiry. Check the official commission notice or MPSC website. [VERIFY]
- Draft your statement in Marathi or English, focusing on facts within your direct knowledge.
- Attach a copy of valid identity proof and self-attested supporting documents.
- Submit before November 16, 2026, at the Mumbai address or by email.
- Keep a copy of your submission and any acknowledgement for your records.
- Watch for commission notices regarding witness appearances or further deadlines.
- Do not speculate publicly about findings; the inquiry has not established the allegations.