Speaking in the Assembly, Naidu said there was no room for backdoor appointments or manipulation

Speaking in the Assembly, Naidu said there was no room for backdoor appointments or manipulation

On the opening day of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly on Monday, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu defended the conduct of the Mega District Selection Committee (DSC) recruitment, asserting that the teacher selection process was based entirely on merit, transparency and fairness.

Lokesh also announced that the NDA government would conduct the DSC every year, calling it a firm commitment to unemployed youth. “There was no backdoor entry, no favouritism and no manipulation.

Speaking in the Assembly, Naidu said there was no room for backdoor appointments or manipulation in the recruitment process. The selections were made only on merit, with transparency and fairness,” Naidu said. The Chief Minister said the credibility of the recruitment process was reflected in the response of candidates who did not make the final selection.

“We completed the Mega DSC, issued offer letters, trained the selected teachers and deployed them in schools.

Rejecting opposition YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s allegations, Education Minister Nara Lokesh said the government faced intense legal challenges after the DSC notification was issued but successfully completed the recruitment process. This is the achievement of the people’s government,” Lokesh said.