During her speech, Kavitha grew emotional and accused her critics of trying to humiliate her even after removing her from the party. She claimed she fought intense battles in Delhi while a few BRS leaders relaxed in air-conditioned rooms and misused public money under KCR’s protection. She expressed regret for not being able to fight enough for Telangana martyrs while staying in BRS.

Kavitha asserted she never planned to attack BRS leaders, but she would respond firmly whenever they targeted her. She added that some leaders were making baseless allegations to weaken her politically. She warned that abusive comments would not silence her and stressed that she feared no one.

She further said BRS sidelined her for five years. They denied her the MP ticket, made her an MLC and pushed her aside. She also accused a few leaders of threatening people who tried to meet her. Her comments sparked new political discussion in Telangana.

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State authorities had recently written to the CBI requesting a detailed inquiry, citing concerns over procedural lapses and financial discrepancies. The preliminary investigation will assess the available evidence and determine whether a formal FIR should be registered for further action.

Officials stated that the probe aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the project’s execution, which has been a major irrigation initiative in Telangana. The CBI’s involvement reflects the seriousness of the allegations and the government’s commitment to addressing potential misuse of public funds and resources.

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The court questioned, *“Are government funds being used for erecting statues of your leaders? This is not permissible.”* It advised the petitioners to approach the *lower court for permission* instead of using public money.

Earlier, the *Tamil Nadu High Court had already rejected requests* for installing statues in public spaces, emphasizing that *government resources should not be used for personal or political glorification. The Supreme Court’s remarks reinforce the principle that **public funds must serve public interest* and cannot be allocated for erecting statues of political figures, upholding transparency and accountability in governance.

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