‘APPSC has been corrupted by Vaikapa government’
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Vijayawada (Gandhinagar), Newstoday: 'Gata Vaikapa Govt. APPSC was corrupted and played with the lives of the unemployed. IPS officer PSR Anjaneyu, who worked as the secretary of APPSC at that time, acted according to his will. The chairman appointed in the previous TDP government was harassed in many ways. All this happened under the connivance of former CM Jagan," said retired IPS officer AB Venkateswara Rao. He spoke at a press conference held on Tuesday at the Vijayawada Press Club under the auspices of the Center for Liberty. Mains exams were held during the Vaikapa government. Without the signature of the chairman, they were evaluated by unqualified persons and the posts were fixed in the hurdles. Digital valuation is against the APPSC policy.
When the candidates approached the High Court, the digital valuation was ruled invalid. All those who corrected the papers were relatives of Anjaneya. Gautam Sawang, who took over as chairman on February 19, 2022, was evaluated not by faculty but by school teachers. It is bad to have a sit-in with a DSP level officer on the irregularities that have taken place in Group-1. The post of chairman has not been filled since a year. He asked why CM Chandrababu has not taken any action against the irregularities during the Vaikapa regime. Center for Liberty members Nallamothu Chakraborty and A.Srinivasa Reddy participated.
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