A medical certificate from 2007 declares Puja Khedkar 'medically fit' despite her claims of visual impairment. What does this mean for the controversial IAS officer?
Ias OfficerPuja KhedkarMedical CertificateUpscDisability QuotaObc QuotaReal Estate PuneJul 16, 2024
The medical certificate declares Puja Khedkar 'medically fit' and makes no mention of any visual or auditory disability.
Khedkar has faced allegations of misuse of power and lying about her OBC and disability status to secure a spot in the UPSC services.
Khedkar allegedly demanded special privileges, including a separate office with an attached bathroom, a VIP hall, and an official residence.
The Centre has constituted a one-member panel to look into the matter.
The controversy has raised questions about the credibility of the UPSC selection process and the need for stricter scrutiny of candidates.
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