Archive · 22 Sep 2026
YSRCP Demands Lokesh Resignation, CBI Probe Into DSC
The YSRCP says there may have been unfairness in the Mega DSC-2025 teacher recruitment.
It claims some people got jobs using false or invalid sports certificates.
The party also questioned whether some selected candidates passed the required TET examination.
YSRCP leaders say deserving candidates may have been denied jobs.
They accused the government and police of trying to silence protests.
The party demanded that Minister Nara Lokesh resign.
It also wants the Central Bureau of Investigation to investigate the recruitment process.
The government’s response to these allegations was not included in the report.
The YSRCP demanded IT and HRD Minister Nara Lokesh’s resignation before a CBI inquiry into alleged Mega DSC-2025 irregularities.
Party leader Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy accused the TDP-led government of suppressing protests and misusing state institutions.
The YSRCP alleged that some candidates obtained jobs using fake or invalid certificates, particularly under the sports quota.
The party questioned how some candidates secured government jobs without passing the qualifying TET examination.
The YSRCP said an independent CBI investigation was needed to examine the recruitment process and identify those responsible.
- Who
- The YSRCP, represented by Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, made the demands against the TDP-led government and Nara Lokesh.
- What
- The YSRCP demanded Lokesh’s resignation and an independent CBI investigation into alleged Mega DSC-2025 recruitment irregularities.
- When
- The demands were made on Monday.
- Where
- The statement was made at the YSRCP central office in Tadepalli; the reported protest-related events involved Amaravati.
- Why
- The party alleged the use of fake or invalid certificates, questioned sports-quota appointments and TET qualification, and sought an independent investigation.
- Issue
- Alleged irregularities in Mega DSC-2025 recruitment
- Demand
- Nara Lokesh’s resignation and a CBI inquiry
- Political party
- YSRCP
- Party spokesperson
- Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy
- Main allegation
- Some candidates allegedly secured appointments using fake or invalid certificates
- Recruitment issue
- The YSRCP particularly questioned sports-quota appointments
- Qualification questioned
- Whether some candidates passed the required TET examination