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17 Jun 2026 6:19 PM

Tadepalli, June 17: Reiterating its demand for a CBI inquiry into the irregularities in DSC, YSRCP hs challenged Nara Lokesh for an open debate on the issue at any venue.
Speaking to media here on Wednesday, for minister Kurasala Kannababu said, Education Minister Nara Lokesh is backing out from giving any explanation on the irregularities or replying to our questions which further strengthens the facts that there were irregularities in DSC.
Lokesh has been speaking in a tone and tenor loaded with arrogance and the inheritance of power from two generations has made him unconcerned about the core issues.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has raised pointed questions on the conduct of DSC, and as Education Minister Lokesh ought to answer them but he has been evading the issue. His silence speaks that he has no answers and we have placed impeccable evidence backed with date on the exam paper leak to the irregularities in selecting candidates.
Our strong ground has made him dumb and he is not responding. YSRCP is prepared for an open debate on the issue at any venue as we have substantial evidence which will expose the coalition government and the irregularities that occurred in DSC. We will come not only with evidence but also with the victims who rejected without any valid reason depriving them of the job, he said.
If the coalition is of the view that our evidence has no substance then it should order for a CBI inquiry which will separate chalk from cheese.
Lokesh who initially accepted for the debate has backed out and is now resorting to diversion tactics by raising irrelevant issues.