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Lokesh Challenges Jagan to Debate on Mega DSC 2025
In the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a minister named Nara Lokesh is talking about hiring new teachers.
His government hired 16,347 teachers in just 148 days, which is very fast.
Some people from the opposition party, led by a leader named Jagan, said the hiring was not fair.
They said there might have been a paper leak and other problems.
Lokesh says all the rules were followed and the process was open and honest.
He challenged Jagan to a debate so they could talk about it face to face.
Lokesh also said the old government did not hire any teachers for five years.
Because of that, many students left government schools.
Now, the government wants to hire teachers every single year.
Lokesh wants every school to have a teacher so children can learn well.
Andhra Pradesh HRD & IT Minister Nara Lokesh challenged YSRCP chief Jagan to a debate on the Mega DSC 2025 teacher recruitment, saying 'Fix the date and time. I am ready.'
The NDA government filled 16,347 teacher posts in 148 days, which Lokesh called the fastest DSC recruitment in the country.
Lokesh denied paper leak and transparency allegations, saying 42,000 questions were prepared by SCERT subject experts and exams ran on the TCS iON platform.
He said the YSRC government conducted no DSC between 2019 and 2024, while around 12 lakh students moved from government to private schools.
The government plans to conduct DSC every year, with another notification for around 3,000 teacher posts to be issued this year.
- Who
- Nara Lokesh, Andhra Pradesh HRD & IT Minister, and YSRCP chief Jagan, with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's NDA government.
- What
- A challenge to debate and a defense of the Mega DSC 2025 teacher recruitment process, which filled 16,347 posts in 148 days.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh Assembly in Amaravati.
- When
- 2025; the challenge was made during an Assembly session, with the exact date not specified in the articles.
- Why
- To rebut YSRC allegations of paper leaks, favoritism, and lack of transparency in the Mega DSC 2025 recruitment.
YSRC (Opposition)
NDA Government (Nara Lokesh)
Transparency and paper leak
YSRC (Opposition)
YSRC alleged a question paper leak and lack of transparency in the Mega DSC 2025 process.
NDA Government (Nara Lokesh)
Lokesh denied any leak, saying 42,000 questions were prepared confidentially by SCERT experts and the process included CCTV, cyber security, published answer keys, and online merit lists.
Sports quota selection
YSRC (Opposition)
Allegations that sports quota jobs went to favoured candidates and money was collected for certificates.
NDA Government (Nara Lokesh)
Lokesh said multi-stage verification by the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh was conducted and provided the caste breakdown of 372 selected candidates; the accused in the audio recording was sent to judicial remand.
Teacher recruitment record
YSRC (Opposition)
YSRC leaders filed 141 court cases against the DSC, allegedly seeking to stop the recruitment.
NDA Government (Nara Lokesh)
Lokesh said the NDA government completed the fastest DSC in the country and will conduct DSC every year.
Key facts
- Minister
- Nara Lokesh (HRD & IT)
- Opposition leader
- YSRCP chief Jagan
- Teacher posts filled
- 16,347 in 148 days
- Applications
- 5,77,675 from 3,36,300 candidates
- Court cases filed
- 336
- Question bank
- 42,000 questions by SCERT experts
- Appointment orders
- 15,941
- Teacher training
- Best teachers sent to Singapore and Finland
Quotes
Nara Lokesh
HRD & IT Minister of Andhra Pradesh
“Fix the date and time. I am ready for the debate.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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