The political climate in Telangana has heated up once again. As established parties begin preparations for the next Assembly elections, Kavitha, who quit BRS, is actively laying the groundwork to launch her own political party.
She recently held discussions with strategist and politician Prashant Kishor, creating strong buzz in political circles. Kavitha also met strategist Robbin Sharrma, who has earlier worked with TDP. These meetings have intensified speculation around her future political moves.
There are widespread rumours that Kavitha may launch her party by Ugadi. A noticeable shift in her approach has also emerged. Earlier, she targeted BRS while maintaining a softer stance towards KCR. Now, she appears to be directly confronting KCR, a move many believe could hurt BRS.
Prashant Kishor has previously worked with BRS and is familiar with the party’s internal strengths and weaknesses. Kavitha, having been part of BRS for years, also knows its functioning closely. This combination is being seen as a potential threat to the party’s stability.
So far, BRS leadership has largely avoided reacting strongly to Kavitha. Except for one or two leaders, there has been no aggressive counterattack from the party. This silence has further fuelled political speculation across the state.
Meanwhile, CM Revanth Reddy has openly stated that weakening BRS is a key political goal. He has even reached out to TDP leaders for support. At the same time, Kavitha’s coordination with Prashant Kishor and Robbin Sharrma is viewed as another pressure point on BRS, setting the stage for tough days ahead for KCR.
