The first phase of Maharashtra's teacher recruitment process, which was held for the first time in 20 years, concluded on Sunday, with nearly 11,000 new teachers added to schools across the state. The recruitment process is completely transparent, but for the first time, 'a complaint redressal and rectification committee' has been formed to officially resolve complaints.

Suraj Mandhare, state education commissioner, stated, "The education department completed this process in a completely transparent and influence-free manner. Throughout the process, the administration responded to every question posted on social media and to individual messages from merit holders."

“The official news bulletin was circulated on the portal daily. The ‘Grievance Redressal and Redressal Committee’ should be contacted via email at edupavitra2022@gmail.com.”

An open appeal has been issued to record phone numbers, keep photographs of any wrongdoers, and report them directly to the police so that no one has a chance to do anything wrong in the process. Several measures have been implemented to reduce the tendency to confuse qualified individuals.

Mandhare continued, "Whenever some questions or technical difficulties arose during this process, the minister of education and the principal secretary resolved them at the ministry level very quickly and thoroughly, making it easy to move the process forward.