As a special gesture, the cabinet colleagues showered praise on IT and Education Minister Nara Lokesh at the AP Cabinet meeting held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. The ministers congratulated Lokesh for successfully conducting the DSC despite the many obstacles he faced, keeping his promise.
Even though 72 cases were filed to block this examination, his colleagues praised him for standing firm and completing the entire process without any hindrance. They said that the decisions taken by Lokesh have brought respect to the government in view of the future of the candidates.
Another issue came up for discussion in the meeting. In the recently conducted DSC, about 400 policemen were selected as teachers. This will create vacancies in the police department. The cabinet members discussed this issue. It was decided to fill the vacancies immediately without disrupting the functioning of the police department.
Speaking on the occasion, Lokesh said, “We will face any legal challenges in the process of filling the vacancies in the police department and move forward.” These clear words of his gave courage to those in the meeting.
Lokesh assured that the functioning of the departments would not be disrupted through immediate measures. The cabinet members said that the government has kept its promise by making the DSC a success. They believed that these steps taken for the future of students and unemployed youth show the government’s determination.
The perseverance and dedication shown by Nara Lokesh in managing the DSC impressed everyone in the cabinet. On the one hand, while doing justice to the education sector, on the other hand, taking the initiative to fill the vacancies in the police department, analysts believe that the government is moving forward with a comprehensive approach.
The AP cabinet meeting was active with issues related to the education sector and the police department. Political sources say that Nara Lokesh’s bold decisions and Chief Minister Chandrababu’s leadership are both strengthening the administration in the state.