Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Protestors Paste Memorandum on MPPSC Office Wall
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, candidates who are preparing for government jobs are very upset.
They have been protesting outside the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) office for many days.
They want more jobs to be available and they want the process to be fair and quick.
They wrote a list of their problems and tried to give it to the officials, but no one came to talk to them.
So, they pasted copies of their list on the office wall.
They are worried because there are fewer jobs now, and the process is not clear.
They have given the government 15 days to fix these problems or they will protest in more places.
Protestors pasted copies of an 8-point memorandum on MPPSC office wall after officials failed to meet them for the fourth consecutive day.
Candidates are protesting delays in recruitment, reduced vacancies, and lack of transparency in the examination and interview process.
The protest has been ongoing since August 24, with permission from the High Court.
Protestors warned of statewide agitation if their demands are not met within 15 days.
They urged the Chief Minister to intervene and ensure a transparent, time-bound, and fair recruitment process.
- Who
- Candidates protesting MPPSC recruitment issues
- What
- Protestors pasted copies of memorandum on MPPSC office wall
- When
- Tuesday (fourth consecutive day of protest)
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To highlight concerns over recruitment delays, reduced vacancies, and lack of transparency
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Protest Duration
- Since August 24
- Memorandum Points
- 8 points
- Key Examinations Affected
- State Services, Forest Services, Assistant Professor, State Engineering Services, ADPO
- Protesters' Warning
- Statewide agitation if demands not met in 15 days