MPSC Drug Inspector Recruitment Paper Leak Case: Crime Branch Summons Complainant Rishikesh Gangarde For Questioning | Video
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Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch has summoned Rishikesh Gangarde (Patil) for questioning in connection with his claims of a paper leak in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector recruitment examination.
#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra | On the alleged irregularities in the recruitment of MPSC drug inspectors, whistleblower Rishikesh Gangurde Patil says, “…On 23 July, 2026, I obtained evidence regarding the MPSC Drug Inspector exam held on 22 March. It turned out that a selected… pic.twitter.com/Nwq2iWEre4
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Gangarde, who had earlier alleged that the examination paper was leaked, had also submitted a complaint to the MPSC via email. Acting on his claims, the Mumbai Crime Branch asked him to appear with all evidence supporting his allegations. He appeared before the Crime Branch along with his lawyer, where questioning is currently underway.
Meanwhile, the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has rejected the allegations of a paper leak, describing them as baseless rumours.
TET Paper Leak Case: Fugitive Accused Sonu Diwakar Surrenders, Arrest Count Reaches 15The Drug Inspector examination under the MPSC was conducted on March 22. However, it has been alleged that just two days before the exam, on March 20, candidates received examination questions through WhatsApp groups. According to the claim, a paper leak racket circulated 90 out of the 100 questions in advance via these groups.
The Mumbai Crime Branch is now examining the evidence cited by Gangarde to verify the authenticity of his allegations and determine whether any offence has been committed.
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