4 hrs ago
Naidu condemns YSRCP attacks on newly appointed DSC teachers
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu said teachers must not be attacked because of arguments about their jobs.
Some YSRCP workers allegedly accused teachers hired through the DSC process of using fake sports certificates.
Naidu said the certificates were issued during sports events, including events held under the previous government.
He said the recruitment process was transparent and did not involve corruption or leaked examination papers.
Teachers have protested in several cities, saying they earned their jobs through study and hard work.
Naidu said hundreds of petitions had tried to stop the recruitment process.
He told people with concerns to use courts or the Assembly instead of violence.
The government, he said, would take strict action against attacks and intimidation.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu warned of strict action against attacks on teachers appointed through the latest DSC recruitment.
Naidu alleged that YSRCP workers targeted teachers over claims involving sports quota appointments and certificates.
He denied corruption and question-paper leaks, calling the DSC recruitment process transparent.
Teachers protested in Kurnool, Vijayawada, and Visakhapatnam, saying their appointments resulted from education and hard work.
Naidu said 355 petitions sought to stop the recruitment process and urged opponents to pursue doubts through the courts or Assembly.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, DSC-appointed teachers, and alleged YSRCP workers.
- What
- Naidu condemned reported attacks on newly appointed DSC teachers and defended the recruitment process.
- Where
- The reported attack occurred in Vijayawada; protests were held in Kurnool, Vijayawada, and Visakhapatnam, and Naidu spoke in Kuppam.
- When
- Monday, according to the report; the allegations were raised nearly a year after the appointments were completed.
- Why
- The dispute concerns allegations that sports quota certificates used in DSC appointments were fake.
Government and appointed teachers
YSRCP critics
Validity of sports certificates
Government and appointed teachers
Naidu said the certificates were issued through sports events, including events conducted during the previous government, and questioned why they were now being called fake.
YSRCP critics
YSRCP workers allegedly described the sports quota certificates used in the DSC recruitment as fake.
Recruitment process
Government and appointed teachers
Naidu said the DSC process was legally and transparently conducted, with no corruption or question-paper leaks, and said concerns should be taken to courts or the Assembly.
YSRCP critics
The opposition raised doubts about the appointments and was linked by Naidu to 355 petitions seeking to stop the recruitment process.
Response to the dispute
Government and appointed teachers
Naidu said attacks and intimidation against teachers would not be tolerated and warned of strict action.
YSRCP critics
Teachers said they were defending appointments earned through their education and hard work; the report does not provide a direct YSRCP response to the alleged attacks.
Key facts
- Chief Minister
- Nara Chandrababu Naidu
- Recruitment
- Latest District Selection Committee teacher recruitment
- Dispute
- Claims that sports quota certificates used in appointments were fake
- Petitions
- 355 petitions reportedly sought to stop the recruitment process
- Reported attack
- Teachers were reportedly attacked in Vijayawada
- Teacher protests
- Protests were held in Kurnool, Vijayawada, and Visakhapatnam
- Government position
- The recruitment process was transparent and involved no corruption or question-paper leaks
Quotes
Nara Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister
“If the certificates issued by the previous government are now being called fake, what is the justification for it?”
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“If there are doubts about a legally conducted process, they can approach the courts. But why attack teachers?”
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