YSRCP seeks CBI probe into DSC ‘irregularities’, demands Lokesh’s dismissal
The YSR Congress Party has called for a CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in the District Selection Committee recruitment process. This demand was made during a protest organized by the party's student wing, where they also sought the dismissal of Education Minister Nara Lokesh. Party leaders criticized the coalition government for failing to deliver on employment promises made to unemployed youth.
- ▪The YSRCP demanded a CBI inquiry into the DSC recruitment irregularities.
- ▪Participants in the protest paid tribute to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar before demonstrating.
- ▪YSRCP leaders accused the government of not fulfilling its employment commitments to 40 lakh unemployed individuals.
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The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) on Friday demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the alleged irregularities in the District Selection Committee (DSC) recruitment process and sought the dismissal of Education Minister Nara Lokesh over the issue.The demand was raised during a protest organised by the party’s student wing near the Dr B.R. Ambedkar statue at Daba Gardens. The programme was held following a call given by former Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, according to party leaders. Participants paid floral tributes to Dr Ambedkar before staging the demonstration.Addressing the gathering, YSRCP Visakhapatnam district president K.K. Raju alleged that the coalition government had failed to fulfil its promises to unemployed youth.
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