Kavitha’s protest is similar to a Congress-backed movie

Kavitha’s protest is similar to a Congress-backed movie
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Hyderabad: Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, criticized K Kavitha, BRS MLC, calling her actions a “Chaar Patta” film. He claimed the movie is produced and directed by the Congress under “Kalvakuntla Arts” with Kavitha as the star.

Speaking in Karimnagar on Saturday, he denied knowledge of any meeting between BJP MP Eatala Rajender and BRS MLA T Harish Rao. He accused the Congress of orchestrating this drama, likening it to a film where K Chandrasekhara Rao, former chief minister and BRS leader, is shown as a joker.

Sanjay criticized the internal revolt in BRS, saying it doesn’t help the public. He accused them of distracting people from the real issues like the six guarantees.

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He reminded that during the previous BRS rule, when some MLAs approached BJP, KCR convinced them to stay with false promises of alliances and ministerial positions.

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Sanjay labeled BRS as a corrupt, family-run party. He stated that BRS tried to ally with BJP to avoid Kavitha's arrest, but BJP refused because it doesn’t associate with such parties.

He claimed Congress is using the “Chaar Patha” film to divert attention, stressing no alliance will form between BJP and BRS.

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Sanjay also criticized Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy‘s remarks at the Jai Hind rally as seditious. He accused both Congress and BRS of trying to stop BJP from gaining power, but he expressed confidence that BJP will succeed despite these conspiracies.

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