The Andhra Pradesh Mahila Commission on July 10 (Monday) served a notice on Jana Sena Party (JSP) president Pawan Kalyan over his alleged comments on ‘women trafficking’ in the State.
Mahila Commission Chairperson Vasireddy Padma said that Mr. Pawan Kalyan, during a public meeting in Eluru, said around 30,000 women were missing in the State and that the volunteers working at the village and ward secretariats and some bigwigs were behind the alleged ‘women trafficking’.
The JSP chief also said some Central agencies had given the information on these ‘missing women’ and that the whereabouts of thousands of the trafficked women were not known, said Ms. Padma.
