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The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) president and erstwhile Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has alleged large-scale irregularities successful the Mega DSC teacher recruitment process and demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe, portion besides accusing the Andhra Pradesh authorities of suppressing dissent.
“Attempts to soundlessness critics done intimidation and ineligible enactment would lone promote much people, peculiarly younger generations specified arsenic Gen Z and Gen Alpha, to question those successful power,” helium said, addressing a property league astatine the enactment bureau astatine Tadepalli adjacent present connected Thursday.
Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy claimed that lakhs of unemployed younker had placed their hopes connected the recruitment drive, but alleged that the State authorities had failed to behaviour the process successful a transparent manner. Sensitive aspects of the Mega DSC examination, including question insubstantial mentation and integer exam management, were mishandled, helium said, and questioned wherefore an outsourcing worker linked to the process, who reportedly secured apical ranks, was aboriginal denied assignment and removed from authoritative records.
'’The authorities person failed to publically merchandise merit lists, campaigner ranks, marks, and cut-off scores,'’ helium said. According to him, the lack of specified information, commonly disclosed successful competitory examinations, including those conducted by the UPSC, had generated disorder and suspicion among candidates.
Raising concerns astir appointments made nether the sports quota, Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy alleged that immoderate candidates were selected for teaching positions without appearing for the DSC examination.
Calling for an autarkic investigation, helium said lone a neutral bureau specified arsenic the CBI could uncover the information down the allegations. He besides announced statewide YSRCP protestation rallies connected June 12 successful enactment of DSC candidates and against what helium described arsenic the government’s “betrayal” of unemployed youth.
‘Intimidation of dissenting voices'
Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy alleged that the authorities was targeting critics with constabulary cases, arrests, and intimidation, creating a clime of fear. “We are witnessing a concern wherever anyone who raises questions tin look cases, arrests, and intimidation. This has go a regular practice,” helium said, adding that attempts to suppress dissent would lone promote much people, particularly Gen Z and Gen Alpha, to question those successful power.
