Kalvakuntla Kavita has been eliminated from the BRS party, and she is now looking to create a path for herself in Telangana politics. Before the start of her political endeavour in Telangana, Kavitha has now visited the holy Tirumala Temple yesterday and she made a few interesting comments on Andhra politics.
Kavitha said she doesn’t like one thing about Andhra Pradesh politics, and this has something to do with the vocal mentality of the leaders here.
She pointed out that Andhra politicians are very provocative and abusive with their vocal statements and they seriously humiliate each other with wild comments. Kavita pointed out that she does not like the fact that Andhra politicians try to hurt each other personally.
She further reminisced the time when Chief Minister Chandra Babu had solved a BC minority issue upon her phone call in a short span as she appreciated the TDP chief for his leadership abilities.
Kavitha further added that she would be touring every nook and corner of Telangana starting very soon. She sounded confident about making an impact in Telangana politics starting soon as she is bound to be a strong independent personality.
Kavitha certainly has a point to make about Andhra politics as the likes of Kodali Nani, Roja, and others had built a bad legacy to the state with their outrageously abusive comments back in the day. But luckily, things are starting to change with the onset of the NDA government.
This post was last modified on 20 October 2025 4:08 pm
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