Kavitha, former MP and daughter of KCR, has reportedlywritten a detailed 6-page letter to her father. The letter is said to have been written after the recent BRS Silver Jubilee meeting held in Warangal.
Starting the letter with “My Dear Daddy,” Kavitha expressed deep disappointment over how the meeting was handled. She criticized the party for failing to acknowledge senior leaders who stood by BRS since its inception. She questioned why even veteran members weren’t given space on the stage, and why no effort was made to involve them in the discussions.
Kavitha was also unhappy with KCR’s speech, saying it lacked the energy and clarity people expected. Given that the Warangal meeting marked the 25th anniversary of the party, she felt it should have been more impactful. According to her, many crucial topics were left out, making the meeting feel directionless.
In the most striking part of the letter, Kavitha questioned KCR’s soft approach toward the BJP. She pointed out that despite the BJP causing her significant distress, KCR barely criticized them, speaking for just two minutes on the ruling party at the Centre. She wrote, “Daddy, BJP troubled me a lot. Why are you going easy on them?” Her words have stirred strong political reactions and raised eyebrows within and outside the party.
With this letter now making rounds on social media, it has become one of the most talked-about political issues in Telangana. The rift within BRS, especially between Kavitha and KCR, is now in the public eye.
This post was last modified on 22 May 2025 10:27 pm
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