Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Telangana Leaders Clash Over Elections
In Telangana, leaders from different political parties are arguing about who is doing a better job.
Mahesh Kumar Goud from the Congress party says the state is doing well under the current Chief Minister and that people are happy with the government's welfare programs.
He also criticized the BRS party, saying their leader, K. Kavitha, has legal problems.
On the other hand, K. Taraka Rama Rao from the BRS party said the Congress party is not keeping their promises and people are not happy with them.
He also said the BRS party is doing well in the local elections.
Kavitha, who is also from the BRS party, said she plans to run for office in 2029 and has a vision for Telangana that focuses on social justice, youth empowerment, and women's rights.
She also criticized the Congress government for not meeting people's expectations and for issues like farmer suicides and delays in fee reimbursements.
TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud expressed confidence in Telangana's future under Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy's leadership.
Goud claimed public satisfaction with the Congress government's welfare programs and criticized BRS leader K. Kavitha's legal issues.
BRS working president K. Taraka Rama Rao alleged Congress failed to fulfill poll promises and win public trust in local elections.
Rao claimed BRS-backed candidates won around 50% of sarpanch and ward member posts in the first phase of elections.
Kavitha outlined her long-term political plans, including running for office in 2029, and criticized the current Telangana government for unmet expectations and issues like farmer suicides and fee reimbursement delays.
- Who
- TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud, BRS working president K. Taraka Rama Rao (KTR), and Telangana Jagruthi founder Kalvakuntla Kavitha
- What
- Clash over local elections, government performance, and political ambitions in Telangana
- When
- During the ongoing local body elections and Kavitha's X Q&A session
- Where
- Telangana, with specific mentions of New Delhi, Karimnagar, Warangal, and Suryapet
- Why
- To express confidence in their respective parties' performance, criticize the opposition, and outline future political plans
- TPCC President
- Mahesh Kumar Goud
- BRS Working President
- K. Taraka Rama Rao (KTR)
- Criticized BJP Policy
- GST and soaring prices
- Claimed BRS Leader's Legal Issues
- K. Kavitha
- Former BRS Chief Minister
- K. Chandrashekhar Rao
- BRS Election Performance
- Around 50% of sarpanch and ward member posts in the first phase
- Financial Assistance to BRS Leader's Family
- ₹5 lakh
- Kavitha's Political Plans
- Run for office in 2029
- Kavitha's Vision for Telangana
- Samajika Telangana, focusing on social justice, youth empowerment, and women's rights
- Kavitha's Criticism of Congress
- Unmet expectations, farmer suicides, and fee reimbursement delays
Sources
TPCC Chief Hails Revanth's Vision, Slams BRS and BJP
Congress Failed To Win People’s Trust In GP Polls: KTR
Legacy Of Sarpanches Who Put Their Village and People First
KCR to chair BRSLP, State executive meet on Dec 19
I condemn false allegations of Kavitha that I joined Cong due to my anger against Harish Rao: Jagga Reddy
TPCC chief clears air, says he won’t join State Cabinet
Global Summit sets the stage for Telangana’s rapid rise
