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High Court Dismisses Pleas Seeking Stay on DSC Exam
The New Indian Express Vishakapatnam
|June 03, 2025
Petitioners failed to present sufficient proof to warrant interim relief
The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Monday dismissed a batch of petitions filed by aspirants seeking a stay on the conduct of the DSC-2025 examination, scheduled for June 6, and subsequent recruitment proceedings.
Justice Kuncham Maheshwar Rao, delivering the verdict, stated that the issuance of hall tickets has already been completed and all arrangements for the examination are in place. He noted that the petitioners failed to present sufficient preliminary evidence to warrant interim relief.
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