Hyderabad, April 26 -- Telangana Jagruthi president and former CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter, K Kavitha, on Saturday launched a political outfit, named 'Telangana Rashtra Sena' (TRS). Kavitha, who announced her party's name and agenda at an event on the city outskirts, sharply attacked the ruling Congress, BJP and BRS, describing her father as a "changed man" who has become "soulless". The Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS), headed by her father, was originally named Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS). However, it was renamed as BRS in 2022 following KCR's ambitious plan to expand the party nationwide. Alleging that the BRS, Congress and BJP are now riddled with corruption, "family rule" and favouritism, she announced 'Panchajanya', a set of five promises, including free education and health. Attacking her father Chandrasekhar Rao and brother K T Rama Rao, she said KCR is, of late, speaking without showing "political maturity". "We can understand if KTR speaks like that. He does not know much. But, KCR says people made a mistake. Ok. Let's assume people made a mistake by not giving you power. As a mother, if my son makes a mistake, am I going to leave him? Am I not going to take care of him?" she said. She decided to launch her political outfit as her father is not responding to people's issues, she said. KCR, who took over as the first CM of Telangana after its formation, should have made concrete efforts to achieve 'Social Telangana' and realise the statehood agitation's objectives of 'water, funds and jobs.'KCR did not respond to major people's issues during the current Congress regime, including "demolition of houses" by govt agencies in Hyderabad and Khammam, flooding of agricultural fields during heavy rains and the death of about 20 people in a major road accident at Chevella near Hyderabad. "Even if there is a minor problem for people, that sir (KCR) won't come. Because he is now a changed man, a mechanical man. A man who is imprisoned by jackals. I am saying this with anguish," Kavitha said. KCR would have completed the Palamuru Ranga Reddy irrigation project during his tenure as CM if he had love for Telangana. Instead, he had gone to Punjab, Bihar and other states to expand BRS as a national party, she said. With power, BRS lost its "mother-like nature". When she pointed out the alleged corruption in the Kaleshwaram project, built during the BRS regime, KCR threw her out of the party but kept corrupt people in his company, she alleged. "That is not our KCR. The present KCR is a soulless mechanical doll. Had he been our (old) KCR, we would have touched his feet," she said. Launching an attack on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, she described him as "Hitler" and a heartless person. She cited the demolitions of houses at Velugumatla in Khammam district, alleged deaths of students in social welfare residential schools and also a Dalit youth in police custody....