Telangana Jagruthi president Kavitha has stirred debate again within her father’s party, BRS. Speaking about the Jubilee Hills by-election, she said it does not matter who wins, as the people’s lives will remain unchanged either way.
At the Praja Baata meeting, Kavitha said, “Evaru gelichina faraq padadu.” She added that projects like Nakkalagandi will remain incomplete, hospitals will continue lacking MRI machines, and pensions will not increase from Rs 2000 to Rs 4000, regardless of the election result.
She remarked that if BRS wins, it adds one more to its 39 seats, and if Congress wins, they gain one. “But the people will get nothing,” she stated, calling both parties indifferent to public welfare.
Kavitha also commented that for 15 days, both parties kept people entertained with their campaign drama. Now that it’s over, she hopes they finally notice what citizens are going through.
“It doesn’t matter who wins,” said the Jagruthi president firmly. She reminded that the CM called it a referendum, so he must take responsibility for the outcome, win or lose. Her tone made it clear that she remains equally distant from both the BRS and the Congress.
