Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Kavitha Criticizes Revanth for Claiming Student Victory
Kalvakuntla Kavitha, the president of the TRS party, criticized Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for taking credit for the victory achieved by students in Delhi.
The students had been protesting for 36 days, which led to the Central Government making concessions.
Kavitha said it was shameful for the Chief Minister to claim this victory as his own, especially since the Congress government has not fulfilled its promises to the youth, such as creating jobs and reimbursing fees.
She also mentioned that the Chief Minister organized rallies to avoid being questioned about these unfulfilled promises.
Kavitha emphasized that the youth of Telangana would remove the Chief Minister from power if he continued to fail in fulfilling his promises.
TRS President Kalvakuntla Kavitha criticized Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for taking credit for students' victory in Delhi.
Students protested for 36 days, compelling the Central Government to make concessions.
Kavitha accused the Chief Minister of organizing rallies to avoid questions about unfulfilled promises to the youth.
The Congress government has not fulfilled promises such as job creation and fee reimbursement.
Kavitha warned that the youth of Telangana would remove the Chief Minister from power if promises were not kept.
- Who
- Kalvakuntla Kavitha (TRS President), A Revanth Reddy (Chief Minister), Students
- What
- Criticism of Chief Minister for claiming credit for students' victory and unfulfilled promises to youth
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Telangana
- Why
- To highlight the students' efforts and the Congress government's failures in fulfilling promises to the youth
TRS Perspective
Congress Perspective
Credit for Student Victory
TRS Perspective
The victory is entirely due to the students' 36-day agitation and their efforts to compel the Central Government to yield.
Congress Perspective
The Chief Minister and Congress leaders played a significant role in achieving the victory.
Promises to Youth
TRS Perspective
The Congress government has failed to fulfill promises made to the youth, including job creation and fee reimbursement.
Congress Perspective
The Congress government is taking steps to address the needs of the youth, such as introducing a bill to lower the age for entering Parliament.
- Key Figures
- Kalvakuntla Kavitha (TRS President), A Revanth Reddy (Chief Minister)
- Event
- Students' 36-day agitation leading to Central Government concession
- Controversy
- Chief Minister claiming credit for students' victory
- Promises to Youth
- Two lakh jobs, job calendar, fee reimbursement, bill to lower Parliament entry age
- Public Reaction
- Youth distrust towards Congress government due to unfulfilled promises