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Party student and youth wing members take out rallies and hold demonstrations in Vijayawada, Nellore, Tirupati, Nandyal and other places alleging paper leaks, irregularities in Sports Quota appointments and denial of opportunities to deserving candidate; police stop a proposed rally in Narasannapeta
Unemployed youth and other people participated in large numbers in protest rallies across district headquarters, which reflects the growing anger among them, remarks the YSRCP chief CM
The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) held protests across Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday, demanding the resignation of state education minister Nara Lokesh over alleged irregularities in the 2025 teacher recruitment process
The party leaders submit representations in this regard to the District Collectors and other officials across the State
Andhra Pradesh DSC Teacher Recruitment 2025:
Relay hunger strike in Vijayawada turns tense as scuffle breaks out between TDP and YSRCP activists, prompting police to take former MLA Vishnu into preventive custody and disperse protesters; YSRCP submits representation to DGP, alleging attacks on party workers and obstruction of its protests by the police and TDP activists in several districts
Reiterating the demand for a CBI probe into the issue and accountability on the part of HRD Minister Lokesh, the YSRCP president says the protests will continue till justice is delivered
All appointments were made strictly in accordance with merit, roster points and reservation rules, including the horizontal reservation policy prescribed under G.O. 77, clarifies Tameem Ansaria
The party had called for State-wide protests seeking a CBI inquiry into alleged irregularities in the DSC recruitment; the police cited lack of permission
Sajjala alleges police repression and seeks HRD Minister Nara Lokesh’s resignation over alleged recruitment lapse
Taking out a rally in Anantapur, Anantha Venkatarami Reddy alleges that rules regarding the sports quota were violated at every stage, demands resignation of HRD Minister Nara Lokesh
Led by the YSRCP’s constituency in-charge Chevireddy Mohith Reddy, the party cadres took out a huge rally across Chandragiri; the 2-km long rally disrupted traffic for two hours on the road leading to Tirupati
The government has rejected the allegations, stating that the recruitment was conducted transparently
Chandrababu Naidu accuses the YSRCP of adopting ‘hit-and-run’ politics by making allegations outside the House, and says he will remain fully accountable to the people and leave it to the people to judge the conduct of those levelling allegations against the government