Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Naidu Rejects CBI Probe Demand Over Teacher Recruitment Irregularities
The government held a large teacher recruitment drive called Mega DSC 2025.
About 14,000 teachers received jobs within a year.
The Opposition says there may have been problems in the process and wants the Central Bureau of Investigation to examine them.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu disagrees with that demand.
He says government officials answered all the questions about the recruitment.
He also says the issue has already gone to court.
According to Naidu, the courts did not find enough evidence of wrongdoing.
He believes the continued accusations could upset teachers and their families.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu rejected the Opposition’s demand for a Central Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged Mega DSC 2025 irregularities.
Naidu said officials had repeatedly provided clear answers to every allegation.
He said the government appointed 14,000 teachers within a year despite facing 355 court cases.
Naidu claimed the matter had reached the courts, which found no facts or sufficient evidence supporting the allegations.
He accused critics of trying to create conflict among selected teachers’ families and questioned their continued demand for a CBI investigation.
- Who
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, the Opposition, government officials, and teachers selected through Mega DSC 2025.
- What
- Naidu rejected a demand for a Central Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged irregularities in teacher recruitment.
- When
- The dispute continued about a year after the recruitment drive; the article does not specify the date of Naidu’s remarks.
- Where
- Naidu made the remarks at a programme in Dr BR Ambedkar Konaseema district.
- Why
- The Opposition sought an investigation over alleged irregularities, while Naidu said officials had answered the allegations and that courts had found no sufficient evidence.
Opposition
Government
Need for a CBI investigation
Opposition
The Opposition is demanding a Central Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged irregularities in Mega DSC 2025 teacher recruitment.
Government
Naidu rejected the demand, saying officials had repeatedly answered every allegation and that there was no sufficient evidence to justify a CBI probe.
Status of the recruitment process
Opposition
The continued allegations indicate that the Opposition does not accept the government’s explanation of the recruitment process.
Government
Naidu said the government completed the recruitment within a year despite 355 court cases and issued appointment orders to the selected teachers.
- Recruitment drive
- Mega DSC 2025
- Teachers appointed
- 14,000
- Reported legal cases
- 355 court cases
- Government position
- Naidu said the recruitment followed the legal process and the allegations had been addressed.
- Opposition demand
- A Central Bureau of Investigation probe into alleged irregularities
- Appointment status
- Selected teachers received their appointment orders.