The Youth Congress members were taken into custody by the police as they were preparing to stage a protest and block the roads at Balgandharva Chowk.

In the context of the Talathi recruitment and paper leak issue, the Youth Congress protested at Balgandharva Chowk against the state government and also against the TCS company. During this time, while they were preparing to block the roads, the police detained the Youth Congress officials and activists.

At this time, the National Secretary of Youth Congress, Uday Bhanu, Deputy Secretary Ehshan Khan, State President Kunal Raut, Vice President Shivraj More, Dr. Vaishnavi Kirad, National Secretary Akshay Jain, Pune City President Rahul Shirsat, Prathamesh Abnave, Raju Thombre, Saurabh Amarale, Swapnil Naik, Ajit Dhokale, Ashutosh Jadhavraw, Ashish Vyavahare, Prasad Vaghmare, Aniket Adasul, Bhavika Raka, and others were present.

State President Kunal Raut said that there will be a reduction in fees for all the examinations conducted under simple service. Various main exams will also be conducted both online and offline under the guidance of the M.P.S.C. commission.

Vice President Shivraj More said that strict action should be taken by the government in the context of the leakage of papers for the Talathi, Forest Guard, and MHADA exams. There should be a uniform cutoff for Group B and Group C exams conducted under the M.P.S.C. commission.

National Secretary Akshay Jain mentioned that even a well-known company like TCS faces technical issues occasionally. If there are a significant number of candidates for an exam, does that delay their recruitment process? Are there any inappropriate reasons behind this? The government should take prompt decisions on these matters; otherwise, the entire state of Maharashtra could witness a strong protest organised by Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress.