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- Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu stated the DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process was conducted fairly without any question paper leaks or corruption.
- He attributed the allegations to political motives by the YSRCP.
- The Chief Minister announced various development projects in the Kuppam constituency, including new office buildings and irrigation infrastructure.
- He emphasized that the state government aims to transform the region into a model constituency through these investments.
What to watch next
- Potential release of evidence by the government regarding recruitment during Assembly sessions
- Progress on proposed Kuppam airport and railway connectivity projects
- Developments in upcoming local body elections
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Chandrababu Naidu
Chief Minister
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“People who got jobs in the DSC-2025 examination managed to do so with their sheer hard work. There was no corruption in the notification and also no paper (question) leak. That is my track record,”
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…Naidu on Monday said there were no question paper leaks or corruption in the DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process during his government, and accused the YSRCP of unnecessarily maligning the recruitment exercise. “ People who got jobs in the DSC-2025 examination managed to do so with their sheer hard work. There was no corruption in the notification and also no paper (question) leak. That is my track record, ” the Chief Minister said while addressing a public meeting in Kuppam. He said the recruited teachers had rejected the allegations and referred to their demonstrations at Kondareddy Buruju in Kurnool, Vijayawada and…
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