The political corridors of Telangana buzzed recently with speculations that KCR’s daughter, Kalvakuntla Kavitha, might be eyeing a shift from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) to the Indian National Congress. However, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has put those rumors to rest with a clear and unwavering stance.

When questioned about the possibility of Kavitha joining the Congress, Revanth Reddy made a sharp statement, declaring that no member of the KCR family would be allowed into the Congress party under his leadership. While he refrained from mentioning Kavitha by name, the message was unmistakable and emphatic.

Revanth's assertion comes amid growing reports that Kavitha had approached or hinted at joining Congress, possibly in exchange for a political position. But the Telangana CM appears resolute in denying any such political realignment. He emphasized that as long as he remains in power, the Congress party would not be a platform for any member of the former CM's family.

With Revanth drawing a firm line in the sand, the chances of Kavitha making a political crossover to Congress look highly unlikely for now. The statement also signals a broader resistance within the Congress ranks against welcoming BRS defectors with legacy baggage. As the political landscape in Telangana evolves, this episode underscores the continuing rift between the new leadership and the previous ruling establishment.