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Parthasarathy Challenges YSRCP Over Mega DSC, APPSC Allegations

Parthasarathy Challenges YSRCP Over Mega DSC, APPSC Allegations
Kolusu dares YSRCP to prove even a single Mega DSC irregularity · thehansindia.com

Minister Kolusu Parthasarathy accused the opposition YSRCP of making false claims about a large teacher-recruitment examination.

He said the criticism was meant to distract attention from alleged problems in older APPSC examinations.

He alleged that some Group-1 answer sheets were taken to a private resort instead of being kept securely.

He also said people without proper qualifications may have helped evaluate the papers.

According to him, some answer sheets were changed using whitener and duplicate OMR sheets.

He cited investigation reports that allegedly found problems in most answer sheets involving 165 selected candidates.

Parthasarathy challenged the YSRCP to show evidence of wrongdoing in the Mega DSC process.

He said the coalition government conducted that recruitment transparently.

The government plans to offer 16,347 teaching posts and publish a yearly job schedule.

Key facts

Mega DSC recruitment
The coalition government issued a notification for 16,347 posts.
Alleged answer-sheet irregularities
Parthasarathy said SIT and CFSL reports found irregularities in 95% of answer sheets involving 165 selected candidates.
Evaluator discrepancies
He said 89 answer sheets lacked evaluator details and contained mismatched signatures.
Alleged paper relocation
Group-1 examination papers were allegedly moved from strong rooms to a private AgriGold resort.
Alleged evaluation concerns
Parthasarathy said digital evaluation was assigned to plumbers, carpenters, daily-wage workers and candidates’ relatives without approval or standard operating procedures.
Alleged manipulation
The minister claimed that whitener and duplicate OMR sheets were used in violation of APPSC rules.
Future recruitment plan
Parthasarathy said the coalition government would implement an annual transparent job calendar.

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