The protest centered on accusations of deep-seated malpractice within the DSC-2025 examinations. Lawmakers Bharath and Arun Kumar argued that the recruitment process suffered from systemic lapses, ranging from questionable Sports Quota certifications to the alleged sale of teaching positions. The opposition insists that these failures necessitate an external probe to restore public confidence.
Pressure on the administration intensified following statements from P Chandrasekhar Reddy, the YSRCP Employees' Wing State President. Reddy escalated the demand by calling for a CBI investigation into both the DSC and the APPSC Group-I recruitment exams. He contrasted current oversight methods with the security protocols maintained during the previous YSRCP administration, questioning the integrity of the current recruitment documentation. Beyond the exam scandal, the party is contesting the suspension of teacher-union leaders and the government’s handling of outstanding employee dues. Reddy has challenged Minister Narayana to a public debate on these fiscal and administrative policies, signaling that the opposition intends to maintain its aggressive stance in upcoming legislative sessions.





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