The Mega DSC-2025 examination, organized to fill 16,347 teaching vacancies in Andhra Pradesh, has become a focal point of political tension. With over 3.36 lakh candidates participating, the scale of the recruitment drive has drawn significant public attention. Following the administration of the exam, opposition groups have raised concerns regarding the integrity of the process, leading to formal demands for a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe.

While the government has positioned the recruitment drive as a major effort to address staffing shortages in the education sector, critics argue that procedural irregularities necessitate an independent inquiry. The opposition's call for a CBI investigation suggests a lack of confidence in the state-level oversight of the examination. As of now, the government has not formally responded to the specific allegations prompting the demand for a federal investigation, nor have they confirmed whether they intend to address the procedural concerns raised by their political rivals. The situation remains fluid as candidates await results and the political discourse surrounding the exam's transparency continues to intensify.