In a passionate outburst during his visit to Pithapuram, andhra pradesh Deputy chief minister and janasena leader pawan kalyan voiced his deep frustration over the alarming rise in crimes against women, particularly minors, across the state. His remarks came during an event where he inaugurated a science lab at the Zilla Parishad High school in Gollaprolu and soon after engaged with local residents.
pawan kalyan did not hold back as he criticized the police department for what he termed a "lethargic approach" to dealing with criminals and rapists. He expressed disappointment at the deteriorating law and order situation, emphasizing that despite the new government taking office, the issues persist. In his speech, he pointed fingers at the previous administration for leaving behind a legacy of negligence that has left many vulnerable, claiming that around 30,000 girls went missing during that time.
Addressing the police officers directly, Pawan urged them to abandon the complacency of the past five years and fulfill their duties diligently. He warned that they could no longer afford to spare criminals, particularly those who threaten the safety of the Chief Minister. He called on home minister Anitha to take responsibility for the ongoing crimes and to implement necessary measures to protect the public.
The janasena leader made a striking declaration: “If the situation continues like this, I may need to take charge as home Minister.” This statement underscored his serious concern over the current state of affairs, suggesting that he might take a more direct role in law enforcement if conditions do not improve.
Pawan emphasized that criminals should be dealt with impartially, regardless of caste, creed, or religion. He challenged the police, questioning why they hesitated to arrest those accused of heinous crimes, particularly highlighting a case involving the rape of a three-year-old girl. His rhetorical question, “Why are you hesitating to arrest the criminal just because of his caste?” resonated with those who attended, reflecting a demand for accountability and justice.
Drawing comparisons with the hardline measures taken by Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath against criminals, pawan kalyan suggested that andhra pradesh may need to adopt similar strategies if the current trend of atrocities continues. His comments signal a call to action for both law enforcement and government officials to prioritize the safety of women and children in the state.
As pawan kalyan continues to speak out against these pressing issues, his fervor highlights the urgent need for change in the handling of crimes against vulnerable populations in Andhra Pradesh. Whether his calls for action will lead to tangible reforms remains to be seen, but his determination to confront the situation head-on is clear.
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