Kavitha Digging Her Own Grave: BRS Targets

Telangana Jagruthi president Kavitha has openly taken on her former party BRS. After quitting the party to build an independent political identity in Telangana, she soon became a major problem for BRS and its chief KCR, who is also her father.

Till recently, Kavitha targeted Harish Rao and Santosh Rao. Now, the campaign has widened to include multiple party leaders. A few days ago, she accused Mallareddy of land grabbing and later made similar allegations against leaders operating under GHMC limits.

As Kavitha picks targets, BRS leaders have started responding with equal aggression. During her Janam Baata programme under GHMC limits, she focused on Kukatpally leader Madhavaram Krishna Rao. She said public service mattered more than the pursuit of land and wealth.

Krishna Rao responded sharply to the remarks. He claimed he could expose Kavitha’s alleged wrongdoings from galli to Delhi. He also alleged involvement in businesses ranging from clothing outlets to jewellery shops and questioned her political influence within her in-laws’ village.

He further alleged that Kavitha was working with Revanth Reddy to send Harish Rao and KTR to jail. According to him, while calling KCR devudu, she was undermining the very party built under his leadership.

Kavitha has continued to highlight what she calls corruption during BRS’s ten-year rule. These claims have increased anxiety within party ranks, with concerns that the ruling Congress may gain political advantage from the ongoing internal conflict.

BRS leaders have dismissed the attacks as a bid to stay relevant. Many party members believe the conflict resembles a scenario where two sides fight while a third gains. Concerns are growing that the situation may hurt Kavitha’s own political future.

Despite launching Janam Baata, she has failed to attract backing from major leaders. With ongoing criticism against BRS and continued reference to the Delhi liquor case, party insiders see limited support ahead. A growing view within political circles suggests long-term damage to her career.