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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Speaking after unveiling the bandh poster at Gun Park near the Amaraveerula Stupam in Nampally, Krishnaiah called on all social, political, and student organizations to extend support. Working Chairman Jajula Srinivas Goud and JAC leaders Rajarama Yadav and Krishna Ananthaiah were also present.

Krishnaiah emphasized that the fight for 42% BC reservations is a social justice movement, not a political one, and urged the state government to take proactive steps to ensure BC empowerment in local body elections and administration.

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Rajagopal Reddy stressed that Amaraveerula Stupam is like a temple for him. He said his visit to the memorial was not for any special reason but to pay his respects. He added that people’s problems must be addressed first, especially at a time when floods have disrupted normal life in several regions.

His statements are drawing attention as he has been openly critical of his own government and party. Earlier, he accused the leadership of denying him a ministerial post and neglecting funds for Munugode. He also voiced support for farmers affected by the Regional Ring Road project, promising to stand by them.

While the Assembly is holding a special discussion on the Kaleshwaram project, Rajagopal Reddy declared that he would stay away. His absence and strong comments have triggered speculation about his next political strategy, adding uncertainty to Congress circles.

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