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  K Kavitha, a Member of Parliament from Telangana, has recently been in the news for showing her mobile phones to the media after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) claimed that she had destroyed them. The ED had summoned Kavitha for questioning in connection with a money laundering case and had alleged that she had destroyed crucial evidence by getting rid of her mobile phones. However, Kavitha has denied these allegations and has claimed that she had handed over her mobile phones to the ED officials when she was summoned for questioning. She has accused the ED of making false allegations against her and has stated that she has nothing to hide. Kavitha's decision to show her mobile phones to the media has been seen as a way to prove her innocence and refute the ED's allegations. It is not uncommon for politicians and public figures to use the media to present their side of the story and to garner public support. The case against Kavitha is still ongoing, and it remains to be se...

  K. Kavitha, the daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao, recently skipped a date with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case. Instead, she sent a set of documents through her lawyers to the ED office. The case pertains to alleged irregularities in a land transaction in Hyderabad, in which Kavitha was a partner. The ED had earlier issued a summons to her to appear before them for questioning in the case. However, Kavitha cited prior engagements and sent the documents through her lawyers instead. Kavitha's move has drawn criticism from several quarters, with opposition parties accusing her of trying to evade questioning. However, Kavitha has defended her actions, stating that she had provided all the necessary documents and was willing to cooperate with the authorities. The case has raised questions about the fairness and impartiality of the investigation, with some alleging that the ruling party is trying to shield Kavitha fr...