MPPSC Candidates End 89-Hour Protest After Assurances From Madhya Pradesh CM

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav promises reforms to improve transparency in the recruitment process after meeting with protesting candidates.

Around 2,000 MPPSC aspirants staged a four-day protest in Indore, demanding transparency and reforms in the recruitment process.
Key demands included displaying answer sheets of the 2019 mains exam, releasing pending results, and abolishing the controversial 87/13 formula.
Two candidates went on a hunger strike during the protest, with one fainting due to deteriorating health before officials intervened late Saturday night.
Following assurances from local authorities and a meeting with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, the candidates called off their demonstration early Sunday morning.
The Madhya Pradesh government has committed to addressing demands, including forming a committee with student representation to improve MPPSC processes.