Minister for Roads and Buildings B.C. Janardhan Reddy on Tuesday said that using Public Interest Litigation (PIL) pleas for political gain was a reflection of the YSRCP’s political bankruptcy.

The Minister was reacting to the High Court of Andhra Pradesh’s verdict dismissing the PIL petition filed by YSRCP MLC Parvatha Reddy Chandrasekhar Reddy seeking a CBI investigation into the alleged irregularities in the Mega DSC-2025 teacher recruitment process, particularly the appointments made under the sports quota.

Speaking to the media, Mr. Reddy said the High Court’s verdict was a fitting rebuke to the party’s attempts to derive political mileage. The court’s decision thwarted the YSRCP’s conspiracy carried out in the name of DSC candidates.

He emphasised that the coalition government had implemented the DSC recruitment process with utmost transparency to ensure justice for the unemployed youth. The allegations made by the YSRCP were baseless and devoid of merit, he asserted. The Minister said that final results had been released only after thoroughly examining all the objections raised by the candidates.

Published - August 04, 2026 11:39 pm IST