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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KCR pointed out that Congress stopped schemes like KCR Kits and sheep rearing initiatives for Yadavs. He said fee reimbursements and basic amenities in residential schools were neglected. He added that the BRS government continued providing benefits to people even during financial losses caused by COVID-19.

Addressing a strategy meeting at Erravelli farmhouse, attended by KT Rama Rao, Harish Rao, Maganti Sunitha, and senior leaders, KCR stressed the importance of securing a large majority for Sunitha. He added that voters are angry due to Congress’ false promises and neglect of the six guarantees.

KCR criticised Congress for fielding a candidate with a criminal background in Jubilee Hills. He expressed confidence that Hyderabad voters will decisively defeat the candidate. Party leaders reported a positive response from constituents, and KCR urged relentless campaigning until polling day on November 11.

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The party aims to collect five lakh signatures, which will be sent to the President of India and the Election Commission. Congress President Rajesh Kumar has directed district heads, block officials, and grassroots leaders to lead the campaign and reach five crore households. He emphasized that the campaign is not political but aims to strengthen democracy.

The campaign follows the voter rights initiative led by Rahul Gandhi, covering 25 districts in Bihar. Congress now focuses on educating the public about voting system flaws. Local leaders are visiting homes to engage with citizens directly. They will send daily progress reports to national and state leadership.

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