Maharashtra, India – IAS officer Puja Khedkar faces allegations of using an OBC quota for her MBBS admission in 2007 despite having no disability at the time. The controversy arose after the college director confirmed there was no record of disability during her admission. The revelation has sparked a debate on the misuse of reservation quotas and the integrity of the admission process in educational institutions.

Details of the Allegation

In 2007, Puja Khedkar secured her MBBS seat through the OBC quota at a Maharashtra medical college. However, recent scrutiny has unveiled that she allegedly had no documented disability at the time of her admission. The college director has verified that their records show no indication of her claiming any disability.

Public and Legal Reactions

The accusations against Khedkar have led to calls for a thorough investigation to ensure accountability and transparency. Public reactions have been mixed, with some demanding strict action against any misuse of the quota system, while others call for a fair and impartial investigation to ascertain the facts.