In a dramatic turn of events, Telangana leader K. Kavitha resigned from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) and her position as MLC, just a day after being suspended from the party for alleged anti-party activities.

During a press meet, the daughter of former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao accused cousins Harish and Santosh Rao of involvement in corruption tied to the Kaleshwaram irrigation project. She claimed that senior leaders and even her own brother KT Rama Rao remained silent while a "malicious campaign" was orchestrated to damage her reputation.

The action of this sudden suspension exposed deep tensions within the political family. Sources say that Kavita had been feeling neglected for a long time, especially since she was already shocked. His criticisms included allegations that the internal structure of BRS prefer patriarchal decision-process.

He did not lack words in the press conference. Taking a direct target of senior leaders and alleging political vengeance, Kavita said that her father's image is being tarnished to save others. Their departure is not just a personal step, but it reflects the breakdown of faith in the internal solidarity of the party.

Political watchers now look on with bated breath Kavitha’s exit could trigger repercussions for the BRS ahead of upcoming elections. Whether she forms her own political platform or becomes a bold independent voice remains to be seen. But one thing is clear: this is not just a family dispute, it’s a political quake with ripples across Telangana’s power landscape.