Data Says Missing Women Numbers Are High In TS than AP!

Pawan Kalyan increased the political heat in Andhra Pradesh and created a big sensation with his shocking allegations. At an event, the Janasena chief leveled shocking allegations that thousands of girls are missing in the state. His allegations grabbed not only the attention of the local media but also the national media.

The actor-politician also said that the central intelligence sources told him about this. As if that was not enough he kept the blame on the volunteers in the state. The allegations row even went to the notice of the state women commission.

The intensity around the allegations are not over as discussions are still going on whether girls went missing in such big numbers. Amid this a new issue came out that grabbed everyone's attention.

As per the media reports, the concerned Union Minister is believed to have revealed the details of missing girls and women in Telugu states and Telangana recorded big numbers compared to Andhra Pradesh.

Union minister of state for home affairs Ajay Kumar Mishra said in the Parliament that in three years between 2019 to 2021,34,495 women and 8066 girls went missing in Telangana. If we compare it to Andhra Pradesh, the numbers are quite high in Telangana.

Talking about Andhra Pradesh, 22,278 women and 7,928 girls went missing in three years while 2021 recorded the highest numbers in the three years.

Drawing a comparison between the two states, there is a difference of over 10,000. When Pawan Kalyan leveled these allegations against Andhra Pradesh many had doubts about the situation in other Telugu state Telangana. The numbers quoted by the Union Minister cleared all the doubts.

But the surprising thing is that the allegations made by Pawan Kalyan about 30,000 women missing in Andhra Pradesh appeared true as 22,278 women and 7,928 girls went missing. However, Pawan Kalyan citing the central intelligence sources as saying raised many objections.

Looking at the overall picture in the country, the missing numbers are quite high in states like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha and Rajasthan. However, there is no clarity on how many among the missing people were returned.