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YSRCP calls for independent inquiry into alleged Mega DSC irregularities

Source: The Hindu · 21 Sep 2026, 13:41 UTC
YSRCP calls for independent inquiry into alleged Mega DSC irregularities
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The YSRCP has sought an independent investigation, including a possible CBI inquiry, into alleged irregularities in the Mega DSC recruitment process. Sajjala cited complaints involving the sports quota, TET eligibility, certificate verification and alleged question-paper leaks, according to The Hindu.

The YSRCP has called for an independent probe into alleged irregularities in the Mega DSC recruitment process, The Hindu reported. Sajjala, identified in the report by surname, cited complaints concerning the sports quota, eligibility linked to the Teacher Eligibility Test and the verification of certificates. He also referred to alleged question-paper leaks.

The party has sought a Central Bureau of Investigation inquiry into the complaints. The request reflects allegations made by the YSRCP; the supplied material does not establish that the claims have been proven. No response from the government, recruitment authorities or the CBI was included.

The available information also does not state the number of candidates affected, the stage of the recruitment process or whether any formal investigation is already under way.

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