The Supreme Court has granted bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in the Delhi excise policy case, imposing conditions that include submitting her passport and a bail bond. The court emphasized that deleting phone messages does not constitute a crime unless further evidence suggests otherwise. Following the decision, BRS working president KT Rama Rao criticized Union minister Bandi Sanjay for his remarks implying a collusion between BRS and Congress, urging the Supreme Court to consider these comments for contempt. Rama Rao highlighted previous instances of bail granted to Congress leaders and questioned whether that indicated a similar political nexus. BRS leaders celebrated the bail decision while tensions between the parties escalated over the implications of Sanjay's comments. The debate reflects ongoing political rivalries in Telangana amidst a backdrop of legal proceedings involving prominent political figures.