Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has taken action regarding alleged wrongdoing in exams. A committee will be formed to suggest changes to the exam system. This committee, led by a senior official, will propose new rules, including those for interviews.
The chief minister has also ordered an investigation into the alleged malpractices. A Special Investigation Team will handle this probe.
Further information about these developments can be found in the original report, which provides more details about the actions being taken and the individuals involved.
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