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Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan
Pawan Kalyan claimed that 29,279 cases were against women and expressed concerns over the data of fifty families being handled by village volunteers.
Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan has clarified that he is not angry with the volunteer system, however, he said that even without the presence of volunteers, the distribution of ration and other operations were continued smoothly without any interruptions.
Stating that he had received complaints against volunteers over the harassment, Pawan Kalyan claimed that 29,279 cases were against women and expressed concerns over the data of fifty families being handled by village volunteers.
During a meeting with Dendulur Constituency Leaders and Women in Eluru, Pawan Kalyan mentioned that he has been offered significant sum of money and business opportunities, but he clarified that he founded Janasena with the intention of bringing about political change and has been leading it for the past ten years.
He also stated that he does not have any personal grudge against Chief Minister YS Jagan, but rather disagrees with the policies of the YSRCP government.
