Kavitha began her Janam Baata padayatra on Saturday in Nizamabad, the same place where she lost five years ago. Returning to her constituency, she spoke with emotion and anger, claiming she was wronged by her former party.
Kavitha alleged that a conspiracy within BRS led to her defeat in Nizamabad. “I respected my father KCR and stayed silent despite being insulted. But now that I’ve been pushed out, I’ve returned to my people,” she said during her speech.
She attacked the Revanth Reddy government, accusing the Telangana Congress of failing to deliver on election promises. “When will you give Rs 50,000 to farmers, one tola gold to Telangana sisters, and release pensions?” Kavitha asked sharply.
Kavitha again blamed Harish Rao and Santosh Rao for corruption in BRS and repeated that she was treated unfairly within the party. Her tone suggested she wants to establish herself as a strong force in Telangana politics, independent of KCR’s shadow.
Her speeches carry a clear note of rebellion. Kavitha wants people to see her as a future leader and has hinted that she will launch her own party if Telangana supports her. Her ambition is evident and growing with every public appearance.
However, her critics say she is playing the victim while attacking both BRS and Congress. Some even compare her to Sharmila, calling her dramatic rather than determined. Whether Kavitha can truly rise as a political force remains to be seen.
