Archive · 27 Jul 2026
YSRCP Demands CBI Probe into AP Mega DSC Recruitment
The YSRCP, a political party in Andhra Pradesh, has accused the state government of irregularities in a big teacher recruitment exam called Mega DSC.
They say a candidate who got the top rank might have cheated because they had access to the exam questions beforehand.
The YSRCP wants the government to investigate this with the CBI and asks the Education Minister, Nara Lokesh, to resign.
They are planning big protests on July 28 to support their demands.
The government hasn't responded to these claims yet.
YSRCP alleges irregularities in Andhra Pradesh's Mega DSC recruitment process.
A candidate with prior access to the question paper secured the first rank.
YSRCP demands a CBI investigation and the resignation of Minister Nara Lokesh.
Protests planned for July 28 to support the demands.
No immediate response from the Andhra Pradesh government to the allegations.
- Who
- YSRCP leader Margani Bharath and State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy
- What
- Allegations of irregularities in Andhra Pradesh's Mega DSC recruitment process
- When
- July 28, 2024
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To demand accountability and transparency in the recruitment process
YSRCP's Allegations
Government's Silence
Irregularities in Recruitment Process
YSRCP's Allegations
YSRCP alleges irregularities in the Mega DSC recruitment process, including a candidate with prior access to the question paper securing the first rank.
Government's Silence
No immediate response from the Andhra Pradesh government or Minister Nara Lokesh to the allegations.
- Date of Allegations
- July 28, 2024
- Alleged Irregularity
- Candidate with prior access to question paper secured first rank
- Demand by YSRCP
- CBI investigation and resignation of Minister Nara Lokesh
- Protest Date
- July 28, 2024
- Parallel Incident
- Resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan