CM Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday evening said the Maharashtra Public Service Commission's (MPSC) fundamental assessment would be held by March 22.
Prior in the day, the MPSC reported that the test for government occupations which was to happen on March 14 (Sunday) has been delayed by virtue of rising Covid cases. It started fights with understudies impeding a street in Pune.
"The primer assessment will be held inside eight days from March 14. The declaration of new dates will be made tomorrow, this is my guarantee to you," Thackeray said in a broadcast message.
Prior, the choice of deferment was declared by the Relief and Rehabilitation Department in a roundabout. Yet, Congress pioneer and Rehabilitation Minister Vijay Wadettiwar asserted he was kept in obscurity by authorities.
"The choice has been taken at the secretary level without talking about the issue with me. I know nothing about it....there will be investigation into this matter," he tweeted.
The assessment was to happen in April a year ago however was consistently postponed because of the COVID-19 flare-up.
Senior Congress pioneer Prithviraj Chavan scrutinized the intelligence of the choice to concede it.
Addressing journalists in Pune, he said, "If the public authority can allow weddings, hold spending meeting and lead tests for the wellbeing division, at that point it isn't right to drop the MPSC assessment."
BJP pioneer Devendra Fadnavis requested that the choice be switched.
"The tests have been pushed forward as of now and it would bring about the deficiency of chance for some understudies who put their greatest years in readiness," he tweeted.
Rohit Pawar, NCP MLA and grandson of gathering boss Sharad Pawar, tweeted that the assessment can be led in a reasonable and safe way.
Information on delay started fight by many MPSC wannabes in Pune who impeded Shastri Road in the city.
Pune has arisen as a major center of instructing classes for MPSC and UPSC assessments over the most recent couple of years.
Mahesh Bade, one of the hopefuls, requested move back of the choice. "Is the public authority trusting that understudies will end it all?" he inquired.
Afterward, after Thackeray reported that the test will be held before March 22, Bade said the applicants needed that it be hung on March 14 itself.
Bade likewise guaranteed that a 28-year-old MPSC competitor from Yavatmal who was among dissenters endured a coronary episode and was conceded to a private emergency clinic and was in ICU now.
Another hopeful said the test was first booked to occur in April 2020, at that point it was delayed till October, at that point to March and now it has been again conceded.
BJP MLC Gopinath Padalkar who participated in the dissent was kept by police as they attempted to scatter the understudies.
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