Suspension of K Kavitha from BRS Announced by Party Leadership

New Delhi, September 02, 2025: Suspension of K. Kavitha from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party a significant development has been reported in the political landscape of Telangana. The decision was announced by the party leadership, and it has been confirmed that it was taken by BRS President K. Chandrashekar Rao, who is also her father. The suspension has been made effective immediately.

A statement, which was released from Telangana Bhavan, stated that the action was taken due to “recent behavior and ongoing anti-party activities.” It was further communicated that the actions of MLC K. Kavitha were deemed to be damaging to the party. The press release, which was signed by a general secretary of the party, indicated that the matter was being taken seriously. No additional details about the specific incidents or actions that led to the suspension were provided in the official statement.

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The suspension has been widely discussed and is being viewed as a result of escalating internal tensions within the party. The move follows recent public remarks made by Ms. Kavitha, in which serious allegations were leveled against her relatives and senior party colleagues, including T. Harish Rao and J. Santosh Kumar. It was claimed by her that these individuals were responsible for the corruption allegations that have emerged against her father, K. Chandrashekar Rao, in connection with the Kaleshwaram irrigation project.

Ms. Kavitha’s public comments were made a day after the Congress-led state government announced that a CBI probe would be ordered into the alleged irregularities of the Kaleshwaram project. The project was built when the BRS was in power. Her remarks were seen as an open act of criticism against her own party and have been described as indisciplined by some within the BRS.

The suspension is not the first instance of a rift being made public. It has been reported that internal conflict has been growing for months. In a separate incident, Ms. Kavitha was reportedly removed from her position as honorary president of the Telangana Boggu Gani Karmika Sangham in August, a move that she claimed was part of a political conspiracy. She has also been a vocal critic of what she has called the conspiracies orchestrated against her by some party members.

The suspension of a prominent BRS leader, who is also the daughter of the party’s president, is considered to be a rare disciplinary action and signals a major shake-up within the party. It is a development that is being closely watched, and further reactions and political fallout are expected in the coming days. The incident highlights the growing internal struggles and the challenges being faced by the BRS in the aftermath of its loss of power in the state.