Kavitha Case Highlights Internal Issues in Regional Parties

When people in smaller political parties fight amongst themselves, it's often about who gets to be in charge, who benefits, and who comes next.

This is especially true when the party is built around one person or family.

One recent example is K Kavitha's suspension from a party in Telangana.

These fights can hurt the party and make it easier for other bigger parties to win.

To fix this, the article suggests that parties should have clear rules, share power, and let regular workers have more say.

This will help make the parties stronger and better for democracy.