The campaign’s objective is to engage with citizens directly and understand their aspirations. Kavitha has already hinted that she is ready to form a new political party if people support such a move. Her initiative reflects a renewed effort to build a people-centered movement in Telangana’s political space.

Kavitha began the campaign by paying floral tributes at the Telangana Martyrs’ Memorial near Gun Park. She emphasized her commitment to Telangana’s growth and the continuation of the Jagruthi movement’s ideals.

After the tribute, Kavitha will head to Indalvai in Nizamabad constituency, where she previously served as MP. At the Jagruthi office, she is scheduled to address a public gathering to officially kick off the ‘Janam Baata’ program.

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Ramesh claimed that both parties had supported the BJP in Parliament over the past decade and were now skipping the Vice President poll. He questioned the political consequences of their decision, suggesting that it reflected silent backing of the ruling party.

KTR countered sharply, accusing Congress of arrogance. “This attitude is exactly why Congress keeps failing in modern politics,” he said. He warned the party against pushing the argument of “with us or against us,” which, he stressed, weakens democratic debate.

Emphasizing BRS’s independent stance, KTR declared, “We are not Congress’s ally or BJP’s B-Team. We are Telangana’s A-Team.” He urged Congress to stop targeting BRS and instead fix its own shortcomings. His remarks underline BRS’s position as a regional force with a people-first approach, separate from the power struggles of national parties.

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