Kavitha on Thursday announced that her party will launch a nationwide movement demanding 50% reservations for Backward Classes (BCs) in legislative bodies, alongside other demands.
She had instead proposed Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS), for which the Election Commission granted provisional approval for registration as a political party and invited objections from the public.
Kavitha alleged that there was a possibility of both “note transfer and vote transfer” from neighbouring Karnataka and demanded that the Election Commission clarify the matter.
Government Whip Aadi Srinivas rubbished the corruption allegations as politically motivated, demanding that the opposition instead account for farmhouse lands linked to top BRS politicians.
Hoisting her party flag in Sangareddy, the former MP claimed that prominent BRS, Congress, and BJP politicians are working in collusion rather than serving the interests of the local public.
