TDP leader condemns YSRCP’s attempts to politicise Mega DSC drive
Vijay Kumar said the High Court found no fault in the conduct of DSC examination, and observed that the demand for Mr. Lokesh’s resignation must be grounded on proven misconduct, material evidence, adverse judicial remarks, or judicial judgments, but none of them existed.By making a slew of allegations, the YSRCP was provoking and emotionally blackmailing those who did not qualify in the DSC examination, Mr. Vijay Kumar said, noting that drawing parallels with some Central examinations was flawed.
- ▪Vijay Kumar said the High Court found no fault in the conduct of DSC examination, and observed that the demand for Mr.
- ▪Lokesh’s resignation must be grounded on proven misconduct, material evidence, adverse judicial remarks, or judicial judgments, but none of them existed.By making a slew of allegations, the YSRCP was provoking and emotionally blackmailing t
- ▪Vijay Kumar said, noting that drawing parallels with some Central examinations was flawed.
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TDP national spokesperson Neelayapalem Vijay Kumar has strongly condemned YSR Congress Party's (YSRCP) attempts to politicise the Mega DSC recruitment drive.The demand that HRD Minister Nara Lokesh should resign for allegedly failing to ensure proper conduct of the examination was politically motivated, he stated in a press release.Mr. Vijay Kumar said the High Court found no fault in the conduct of DSC examination, and observed that the demand for Mr. Lokesh’s resignation must be grounded on proven misconduct, material evidence, adverse judicial remarks, or judicial judgments, but none of them existed.By making a slew of allegations, the YSRCP was provoking and emotionally blackmailing those who did not qualify in the DSC examination, Mr.
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