Kalvakuntla Kavitha is now suspended from the BRS Party and is working on her own. You can sense that she is preparing to launch a new party soon. Despite the exit, she keeps returning to the media and attacking the party’s second-rung leadership, KTR and Harish Rao.
Many believe her dispute with KTR over property issues triggered this public clash. But her sharper focus on Harish Rao stands out. She has levelled several allegations against him, from Kaleshwaram Commissions to the recent 400 acres Five-Star Resort issue.
Harish Rao initially denied everything, then chose silence. As KCR’s daughter, Kavitha leaves him with limited space to respond, especially when KCR and KTR have stayed silent. Yet her attacks feel planned, not emotional.
Harish Rao has been a core pillar of the BRS. He understands power, timing, and grassroots politics. He served as the party’s troubleshooter whenever KCR needed him. Weakening him directly weakens the BRS structure.
Kavitha’s strategy seems to push the party into losing trust in Harish Rao. If he is forced out, the BRS will struggle. If he starts a new party or joins another, he will take loyal leaders with him, leaving the BRS vulnerable.
Her aim appears clear: weaken the BRS by targeting Harish Rao, not because of personal anger but because removing him shakes the party’s base. The final outcome depends on whom KCR trusts more, Kavitha or Harish Rao.
If KCR already doubts Harish Rao, her comments may influence him. But her suspension from the party means he will still view her statements carefully, and with distance, before acting on anything.
