According to officials, Railway Court Summons Kalvakuntla Kavitha after railway police registered a case against her and several supporters. The protest reportedly disrupted train movement and violated railway regulations. Authorities booked the case under Sections 147 and 174(a) of the Railway Act.

The Secunderabad Second Judicial Magistrate of First Class Court directed Kavitha to appear in person for the hearing. The court scheduled the appearance at 10:30 AM.

Police also named around 12 other leaders in the case linked to the protest. The demonstration took place as part of a campaign seeking 42% reservation for BC communities in the state.

Political circles are closely watching the developments.

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Kavitha released a statement on social media, accusing the state government of lacking sincerity on the issue. She said the government passed bills in the Assembly and Council but failed to ensure their implementation. “The state has not made use of constitutional or political opportunities to achieve 42% reservations,” she remarked.

The MLC criticized the leadership for avoiding concrete steps. She pointed out that no all-party delegation was taken to the Prime Minister. She added that the government did not even request an appointment, meet the Governor for an ordinance, or fight legally when the Centre stalled BC bills.

Kavitha warned of consequences if elections are conducted without granting 42% BC reservations. She said the BC community is ready to teach both the state government and the Congress party a “fitting lesson” in the polls.

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