Pune civic body issues notice to Manorama Khedkar, mother of controversial IAS officer Puja Khedkar, over unauthorized structures adjacent to their bungalow.
Ias OfficerPuja KhedkarManorama KhedkarPune Civic BodyUnauthorized StructuresLand DisputeBharatiya Nyay SanhitaReal Estate MaharashtraJul 13, 2024
Puja Khedkar is a 34-year-old IAS probationer who is currently in the eye of a storm for allegedly misusing the disability and Other Backward Class (OBC) quota to secure a position in the IAS.
Manorama Khedkar has been served a notice by the Pune civic body over unauthorized structures adjacent to the boundary wall of their bungalow, and she has also been booked by the Pune Rural Police for allegedly threatening some persons with a gun over a land dispute.
The Centre has constituted a single-member committee for re-examining documents submitted by Puja Khedkar to secure her candidature in the civil services examination and then for selection in service.
Puja Khedkar is currently under probation and posted in her home cadre Maharashtra.
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