Maharashtra public services aspirants end protest after 10 days as panel chief goes on leave

What happened: Maharashtra Public Service Commission aspirants ended a 10-day protest in Pune after chairman Vivek Bhimanwar went on leave pending an inquiry into an alleged question paper leak. The state formed a committee to investigate alleged exam irregularities. Key numbers: Protest began October 2. Report expected within two months. Why it matters: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi called the developments a big victory for students, saying there will be a full investigation into corruption. The government also said other demands would be considered.

Protest ends after 10 days when panel chief goes on leave.

Protest ends after 10 days when panel chief goes on leave. — impact context not separately stored; see What changed.