Why Kumar Vishwas’ Wife Manju Sharma Resigned from RPSC

Manju Sharma, who was serving as a member of the Rajasthan Public Service Commission, resigned after the Rajasthan High Court cancelled the sub-inspector recruitment process due to irregularities. The court had also strongly criticized the role of RPSC members, which led Sharma to quit citing moral responsibility.

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Manju Sharma 's Statement in Resignation Letter

In her resignation letter to Governor Haribhau Bagde, Manju Sharma wrote that she had always worked with honesty and transparency. She clarified that no investigation was pending against her and she had never been accused in any case. However, to maintain the dignity and impartiality of the commission, she decided to step down voluntarily.

Court’s Strong Remarks

On August 28, the Rajasthan High Court stated that RPSC members had compromised the sanctity of the recruitment process. The order mentioned that through their participation or knowledge of leaked papers and irregular interviews, members including Manju Sharma, Babu Lal Katara, Ramuram Raika, Sangeeta Arya, Jaswant Rathi, and Chairman Sanjay Shrotriya contributed to large-scale malpractice.

Concern Over Involvement

The High Court also expressed concern over the alleged involvement of several commission members, including Manju Sharma, in transactions and malpractices for personal gain. According to the chargesheet, these members were aware of irregular activities happening within the RPSC, raising serious questions about the commission’s credibility.

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