Meanwhile, BRS MLC Takkellapalli Ravinder Rao made harsh remarks during a television debate. He accused Kavitha of crossing limits and attacking public representatives, families, and the party. Furthermore, he said there was no need to show restraint anymore. He warned that Kavitha would face public retaliation if she continued such statements.

In addition, Ravinder Rao alleged that Kavitha insulted women through her language. He questioned how long restraint should be maintained against such behaviour. Responding to Kavitha’s “test match” comment, he dismissed it outright. He also said that giving her importance would damage the party’s image.

Moreover, Ravinder Rao questioned why Kavitha avoided discussing Congress government promises and public issues. He expressed anger over her comments against the BRS leadership. Finally, he stated that personal attacks on elected representatives harm democratic values and lower political standards.

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During a recent event in the GHMC area, Kavitha criticised Kukatpally MLA Madhavaram Krishna Rao. She alleged that he focused more on land issues than on public welfare. Krishna Rao reacted strongly and accused Kavitha of several irregularities. He said he had seen many “like her” and warned that exposing her record would be damaging. He questioned her comments on corruption and challenged her to stop making personal remarks.

Kavitha’s statements have created intense friction inside the BRS. Leaders claim she is highlighting corruption that happened during the party’s decade-long rule. Her comments are giving political ammunition to opponents. Krishna Rao’s sharp counter has opened a new round of debate on the BRS–Kavitha rivalry.

Many leaders believe Kavitha’s aggressive stand may harm her more than help. Senior leaders have not joined her Jagruthi campaign. Questions remain about her political future, especially with ongoing allegations like the liquor case.

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Speaking at a public meeting in Nalgonda district, Kavitha accused the Congress of failing to resolve public issues despite being in power for nearly two years. She said Nalgonda has a long history of struggles, yet people still suffer without proper irrigation and drinking water. Kavitha demanded the government purchase cotton with 20% moisture and address the farmers’ grievances.

She also criticized the poor condition of the Nalgonda Government Hospital, saying it lacks basic facilities and funds for daily operations. Kavitha urged the health minister to introduce “Epidural treatment” for mothers and improve neonatal care facilities in the district hospital.

Kavitha demanded employment and livelihood for farmers who lost their land to projects and asked Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy to address issues in Sunkishala and Nakkalagandi projects. She said Telangana Jagruthi will continue to fight for “opportunity, power, and self-respect” in social Telangana.

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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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Kavitha recalled the Telangana movement, noting that all activists worked together to achieve the state and stressed that the current goal is to build a socially equitable Telangana. She highlighted the importance of honorable development, and explained that the reunion of veteran activists strengthens their collective mission.

She praised the dedication of Panduranga Reddy, who played a crucial role in the movement despite facing numerous legal challenges, and noted how he was emotionally affected by the death of fellow activist Siripuram Yadayya. Kavitha assured that all activists joining Telangana Jagruthi will be given meaningful roles and urged artists and youth to support the cause.

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Local residents protested, urging the demolition teams to halt the operations, leading to heated arguments between authorities and the affected community. Hundreds of homes in Devender Nagar, Balayya Basti, and Galipochamma Basti were reportedly demolished, while authorities claimed that some residents had occupied government land illegally.

During her visit, Kavitha met the affected families, expressing concern over the lack of prior notices and the sudden nature of the demolitions. She highlighted the distress caused to residents who had lived in their homes for many years and called for fair treatment and due process, urging authorities to address the grievances of displaced families with empathy and justice.

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Kavitha said such practices were crushing the dreams of thousands of female students, as many colleges were struggling to operate due to lack of financial support. She lashed out at the Congress for claiming to represent “Indiramma Rajyam” while pushing young women away from education.

Highlighting the urgency of the issue, Kavitha demanded immediate clearance of dues to safeguard the future of lakhs of students dependent on fee reimbursement. Her remarks add to the growing criticism of the state government’s handling of education funding, amid rising concerns from institutions and parents alike.

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The minister further alleged that Kavitha has been selective in her statements, only addressing issues that align with her interests, while remaining silent on matters that would expose her role in alleged corruption. He accused the BRS government of undermining democracy and manipulating public opinion for personal gain.

These statements have sparked a new wave of political tension in Telangana, with opposition parties now demanding further investigations into the alleged mismanagement of public funds under the BRS leadership.

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