DSC Protest Rallies: YS Jagan Congratulates Youth for Statewide Agitation

Jagan Alleges Massive Irregularities in DSC Recruitment

Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy launched a sharp attack on the state government over the alleged DSC examination paper leakages and irregularities in the recruitment of Sport Quota posts. Holding the government accountable, Jagan demanded the immediate resignation of Education Minister Nara Lokesh and called for a comprehensive CBI investigation into the entire recruitment process.

Calls for CBI Investigation Into DSC Paper Leak and Sport Quota Recruitment

In a post on social media platform X, Jagan insisted that the alleged DSC paper leak and the reported irregularities in Sport Quota appointments should be thoroughly investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). He said only an impartial probe could reveal the truth and ensure justice for unemployed teaching aspirants.

Congratulates Youth and Students for Statewide Protests

Jagan congratulated the youth and students who participated in statewide protests against the alleged DSC irregularities. He stated that the demonstrations, organized by the YSRCP Student and Youth Wings across district headquarters, were successful and reflected the growing anger among Generation Z against the Chandrababu Naidu-led government.

According to Jagan, the widespread participation in these rallies showed that young people were increasingly dissatisfied with the government’s handling of the recruitment process.

Government Accused of Betraying Teacher Job Aspirants

The YSRCP chief alleged that thousands of unemployed candidates had spent months preparing for teacher recruitment examinations with the hope of securing jobs through merit. Instead of ensuring a fair recruitment process, he claimed, the government had pushed their future into uncertainty through alleged paper leaks and irregularities.

Jagan argued that deserving candidates were being deprived of opportunities and forced to protest on the streets because of the alleged misconduct in the recruitment process.

Criticizes Silence of Chandrababu Naidu and Nara Lokesh

Jagan criticized Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Education Minister Nara Lokesh, alleging that despite evidence of irregularities being placed before the public, neither leader had responded to the controversy.

He questioned why the government had remained silent on allegations involving DSC examinations and Sport Quota recruitments, despite growing public concern.

Alleges Diversion Politics

The former Chief Minister further accused the government of attempting to divert public attention from the DSC controversy through what he described as “diversion politics.” He alleged that instead of addressing the concerns of unemployed candidates, the government was trying to shift the focus away from the recruitment issue.

YSRCP Vows to Continue the Protest

Jagan declared that the agitation would continue until complete justice was delivered to DSC candidates. He assured that the YSRCP would intensify its movement alongside students and youth across Andhra Pradesh.

He also extended his appreciation to every student and young participant who joined the protests, reiterating that the party would continue to stand by them in their fight for fair recruitment and equal opportunities.