Change Lies in the Hands of Youth..Kavitha Urges Them to Exercise Their Right to Vote

Telangana Rakshana Sena president Kalvakuntla Kavitha has criticised the Congress government, stating that despite several protests since it came to power, people have not witnessed the expected change. Speaking to the media on Wednesday, she said meaningful change could be achieved only through the power of voting. Kavitha noted that two Graduate MLC elections would be held soon and said that Telangana has around 80 lakh graduates out of a population of four crore. However, she claimed that fewer than 10 lakh graduates had registered as voters so far. She urged every eligible graduate to enrol as a voter and use the opportunity to hold the Congress, BRS and BJP accountable through their votes. Referring to the representation of young leaders in Parliament, she also claimed that only one among eight young MPs across the country did not come from a political background. She appealed to the people of Telangana to support her organisation and alleged that the Congress was planning to spend ₹200 crore to win the upcoming elections. She urged young voters not to be influenced by money and to vote independently.

Kavitha said the elections would cover 77 constituencies and announced that her organisation had officially begun its campaign on Wednesday. She said candidates of the Telangana Rakshana Sena were being sent into the electoral contest with the party's support and determination. She also stated that her party would work with other parties willing to join hands for the elections. Kavitha maintained that the party had official recognition from the Election Commission and said that some objections had been raised, but the related issues would be resolved soon. She called on graduates and young voters to actively participate in the electoral process and make their voices count.