Telangana Jagruti president Kalvakuntla Kavitha has taken a dig at her father and BRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao for soft-pedalling on controversial issues like delimitation of constituencies and women’s reservation bill.
Kavitha questioned why the BRS chief had not made any comments against the BJP or the NDA government while addressing a rally at Jagtial on Monday evening.
She accused the BRS of failing to do any introspection on why the people had rejected it in the last assembly elections in Telangana and said the BRS leadership would not change “even after a thousand years.”
Kavitha also questioned the induction of 75-year-old former Congress minister T Jeevan Reddy into the BRS and projecting him as a youthful figure.
She found fault with the former chief minister for inviting anti-Telangana forces into the BRS under the guise of “political reunification.”
Kavitha announced the launch of a new political force on April 25, which aims to address public grievances and bring meaningful change.
