MPSC paper leak complainant warns of fresh stir to demand chairman's resignation

Ahilyanagar, Oct 14 (UNI) The 11-day protest by Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) aspirants in Pune over alleged irregularities in the examination process may resume, with the original complainant in the paper leak case, Rishikesh Gangurde, warning of a fresh agitation if MPSC chairman Vivek Bhimnawar does not resign. Although the government accepted the students' demands following discussions on the 11th day of the protest, discontent persists among a section of the aspirants as Bhimnawar has proceeded on compulsory leave pending an inquiry rather than resigning from his post. Gangurde said a separate student organisation, the MPSC Vidyarthi Parishad, would…