Kavitha demands action over Pakistani remark in Hyderabad

Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS) president K Kavitha on Saturday, June 20, said no one in India has the right to call anyone a “Pakistani,” describing such remarks as unacceptable and a reflection of deep-seated prejudice.

Kavitha urged the Telangana Police to take strict action against the secretary of a housing society under Jawaharnagar Police Station limits who used the slur while confronting a resident couple over an unregistered tenant. “The secretary must face punishment for his remark,” she



said.

In a post on X, Kavitha cautioned the public against reacting in ways that play into the hands of those who seek to divide. “One bigot does not define an entire community, irrespective of which community the individual belongs to. 

Let’s not give polarising elements exactly what they want by allowing them to exploit our emotions. Their goal is to divide us, make us fight, and exploit that fracture,” she wrote, urging people to uphold Telangana’s tradition of communal tolerance.