BRS women leaders flay Kavitha’s comments against KCR
Women leaders of the BRS, including former zilla parishad chairperson of Karimnagar Tula Uma, criticised K. Kavitha for “mortgaging the statehood movement ideologies for her selfish ends and sacrificing blood relations in the thirst of power.”
Kavitha defends her criticism of KCR, citing ideological differences and says remarks were not at him as a father
Telangana Jagruti president Kavitha blames BRS insiders for personal attacks, plans 72-hour hunger strike for BC reservations.
K. Kavitha resigns from BRS, accuses T. Harish Rao of conspiracies, vows to stay with family, denies joining another party.
Kavitha launches Telangana Rashtra Sena, targeting KCR and BRS, aiming to reclaim Telangana statehood's ideological legacy.
BRS suspends MLC Kavitha for anti-party activities, cracking down on damaging behavior within the party ranks.
K. Kavitha announces plans for a new political outfit, emphasizing the need for social justice and development in Telangana.
