Hans News Service Hyderabad

TelanganaJagruti president Kalvakuntla Kavitha on Wednesday declared that April 25 will be a defining moment in the state’s history, signaling the introduction of ‘fresh blood and a new political culture’ to the soil of Telangana.

The Jagruthi leader was speaking during the joining programme of Nadigadda Hakkula Porata Samithi president G Ranjith Kumar from Jogulamba Gadwal at the party office on Wednesday.

Addressing the gathering, Kavitha emphasized that the upcoming party would break away from traditional politics to adopt a people-centric approach based on three pillars - questioning, fighting for public issues, and resolving the problems. She criticized both the ruling Congress and the opposition BRS for neglecting public issues, stating that ‘Jagruti’ has become the only voice the public trusts to represent their concerns.

Kavitha further added that the party will work closely with people at the grassroots level, undertake padyatras, and develop a comprehensive agenda with the help of international experts, which will be unveiled on April 25.

Kavitha launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, accusing him of the “ATM” Allegation: She alleged that Telangana has been turned into an ‘ATM’ for the Congress party to fund elections across India. She mocked the Chief Minister’s submissiveness, claiming he remains standing even during phone calls with Rahul Gandhi. She highlighted the government’s failure to implement Rythu Bharosa and complete farm loan waivers, accusing the CM of spreading lies in other states like Kerala while Telangana farmers suffer. She alleged that the current government misled the people and is prioritizing political interests over public welfare.

Kavitha questioned the Chief Minister’s ‘mysterious silence’ regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decisions. She specifically pointed to the national project status granted to Upper Bhadra, warning that it would starve the combined Mahabubnagar district of vital Tungabhadra water. “Why is Revanth Reddy ‘Gup-Chup’ (silent) when it comes to questioning Modi?” she asked.