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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Revanth Reddy said Ailamma raised the banner of defiance against feudal arrogance and authoritarianism nearly 80 years ago. He recalled her role as a warrior in the Telangana Armed Struggle, describing her as a beacon of courage and determination for future generations.

The Chief Minister added that the inspiration drawn from icons like Sammakka, Sarakka, and Chakali Ailamma led to the creation of the Telangana Thalli statue. He emphasized that their sacrifices shaped the cultural and political identity of Telangana.

The program was attended by MPs Porika Balaram Naik, Chamal Kiran Kumar Reddy, and Congress leader Rohin Reddy, among others. Leaders paid homage and remembered her as a revolutionary force who stood against injustice and inspired the Telangana movement.

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