
The Hans India reports that Andhra Pradesh HRD Minister Nara Lokesh has challenged YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy to a public debate on the Mega DSC recruitment process. Speaking at a TDP…
The Hans India reports that Andhra Pradesh HRD Minister Nara Lokesh has challenged YSRCP president Jagan Mohan Reddy to a public debate on the Mega DSC recruitment process. Speaking at a TDP workers’ meeting in Adoni, Lokesh said the recruitment was fully transparent and he was ready to debate at any time and venue Jagan chooses. He questioned why Jagan seeks legal stays and court adjournments while demanding CBI inquiries.

Lokesh also accused the previous YSRCP regime of stalling major projects such as the Bhogapuram International Airport and driving away investment. He said Kurnool is now seeing an industrial revival with projects like Tata Solar and Drone City. The minister listed promises including a High Court bench in Kurnool, an ITI, and a minority school in Adoni, and urged party workers to campaign door-to-door on the coalition government’s development record.
This debate challenge is a classic political gambit, call for a showdown when you expect the other side to duck. But the Mega DSC row has real victims: thousands of job aspirants. Both TDP and YSRCP have used court stays and CBI demands to avoid responsibility. The public should watch whether Jagan accepts a concrete date and venue, or dismisses it as a stunt. That answer will tell who is serious about transparency.
Source: thehansindia.com
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