Kavitha sure of TRS win in next poll joust 

Kavitha sure of TRS win in next poll joust 
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Lok Sabha member K Kavitha here on Friday expressed confidence that the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) would sweep polls in the 2019 general elections. 

Hyderabad: Lok Sabha member K Kavitha here on Friday expressed confidence that the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) would sweep polls in the 2019 general elections.

  • Nizamabad MP says that political parties, which pursue anti-people policies, will perish
  • The measures taken by the government has given a boost to Telangana culture, she claims

Participating in a ‘Meet-the-Press’ programme, organised by the Press Club of Hyderabad, Kavitha made it clear that the political parties, which pursued anti-people policies, would perish. She said CLP leader K Jana Reddy was creating confusion among the people.

The Opposition parties, instead of making statements, can access the information on the functioning of the government and development works it was executing through Right to Information Act, she felt.

Kavitha said the Congress has the dubious distinction of lowering the politics. She felt that there was no need to react to the statement being made by AICC General Secretary Digvijaya Singh against the TRS government. Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was according top priority to irrigation project.

The Congress leaders had no right to speak about KCR’s family members. She recalled that Ministers K Taraka Rama Rao and T Harish Rao and she had actively participated in the Telangana statehood movement, she said.

The MP said the measures taken by the government had given a boost to Telangana culture and traditions. “It is in fact a gold era for the Telangana culture,” she said. She recalled that Bathukamma festival was organised in nine countires on a grand scale.

IN Australia, local politicians had taken part in the festival. She lashed out at TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu and his son Lokesh for their criticism against KCR. She advised Lokesh to focus attention on Andhra Pradesh politics instead dabbling in the affairs of Telangana State.

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