School Education Department warns of legal action over false claims on DSC recruitment
The Director of School Education, Thammem Ansariya, has warned of legal action against those spreading false claims about the Mega DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process. She emphasized that the recruitment was conducted transparently and in accordance with government regulations. Ansariya urged candidates to disregard rumors and reassured them of the integrity of the recruitment process.
- ▪The Mega DSC-2025 recruitment drive filled 15,941 teacher posts with transparency and efficiency.
- ▪Certain individuals and media outlets are accused of spreading false information regarding the recruitment process.
- ▪Legal action, including defamation notices and criminal cases, is being pursued against those responsible for the misinformation.
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Director of School Education Thammem Ansariya has warned that criminal cases would be filed against those spreading false propaganda about the Mega DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process.In a statement issued on Wednesday, Ms. Ansariya said the Department of School Education had completed the Mega DSC-2025 recruitment drive for 15,941 teacher posts across the State in record time with transparency and efficiency.“All recruitments were carried out with utmost transparency by adopting advanced technology-driven systems and strictly following legal norms,” she said.Ms. Ansariya said the entire recruitment process was conducted in accordance with government orders, notified recruitment rules and reservation policies.
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