Kavitha had left the BRS party seven months ago due to differences with her brother and BRS working president K Tarak Rama Rao. Tarak Rama Rao is often considered the political successor of Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR).
On Saturday, Kavita started the day with a puja at her residence in Hyderabad. After this she went to Gunpark to pay floral tributes to the martyrs at the Telangana Martyrs Memorial. Telangana folk songs were played and dancers danced to the fast tunes at a convention center in Munirabad in Medchal mandal of Telangana, about 50 km from Hyderabad.
A video was played at the event in which Kavitha is seen participating in the Telangana movement and sitting confidently among her party workers. Women from Scheduled Tribe (ST), Lambda community and Muslim women participated in this program. Kavita hopes to make her place as a woman leader in a male-dominated political landscape.
At a press conference in March, Kavita had said that her party would work for universal upliftment and welfare, with inclusive growth and self-reliance as its core principles. He had said that even after more than a decade of Telangana getting statehood, a new political platform would be formed with the aim of fulfilling the unfulfilled aspirations of the people there.
Kavitha had said, “Even after 12 years, we have not been able to achieve ‘water, money and employment’, which were the basis of the Telangana movement. State governments have failed to meet the expectations of farmers, youth, industrialists and marginalized communities.
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