Protests Erupt Across Andhra Pradesh Over DSC Recruitment Irregularities
The DSC results in Andhra Pradesh have caused a stir across the state. People are upset about sports quota appointments, paper leak claims and recruitment irregularities. This has created tension between the ruling government and opposition parties. The YSR Congress Partys student wing, unemployed youth groups and DSC aspirants are protesting over the state. They want a CBI inquiry into the alleged scam.
Opposition leaders and student groups say sports quota jobs were sold for amounts of money. They claim that several unqualified candidates got teaching jobs using sports certificates. This controversy is now a topic of discussion in the state.
Statewide Protests Demand CBI Investigation
YSRCP student wing leaders, unemployed youth groups and DSC candidates are demonstrating in districts. They allege that there was large-scale corruption in teacher recruitment. Protesters want Education Minister Nara Lokesh to resign. They are calling for a CBI investigation into the recruitment process.
In Anantapur student groups protested near the Ambedkar statue. They accused the government of cheating youth. Some aspirants even pretended to hang themselves to show their frustration.
Protesters say the DSC recruitment process was manipulated. They claim that deserving candidates were denied opportunities due to corruption and favoritism.
YSRCP Leaders Launch Criticism Against Government
YSRCP State Student Wing President Panuganti Chaitanya said the government betrayed unemployed youth. He claimed that the recruitment drive turned into a hub of corruption and irregularities.
Former minister Ambati Rambabu strongly criticized the government. He called the recruitment drive “Daga DSC” of “Mega DSC.” He alleged that sports certificates were sold for money and jobs were given to candidates.
MLC Lella Appi Reddy accused the government of playing with the futures of youth. In Kurnool MLA Veerupakshi alleged that officials collected money from candidates and denied justice to aspirants.
Allegations of Selling Government Jobs for Lakhs
In Visakhapatnam YSRCP leaders protested at Ambedkar Junction. They vowed to continue their agitation against DSC irregularities. Similar protests were organized in Nellore.
Bhuma Karunakar Reddy alleged that teaching jobs were sold for amounts ranging between ₹15 lakh and ₹20 lakh each. He demanded that the government release open category cutoff marks and clarify the selection process.
Sports Quota Manipulation Allegations Intensify Debate
Opposition leaders and unemployed youth groups allege that additional quota adjustments were made under the sports category. They claim that this was done to favor candidates. The issue has now escalated into a political controversy in Andhra Pradesh. Protests are continuing across districts. Everyone is waiting to see how the government will respond to the growing allegations and demands, for an investigation.
