Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan has been emphasizing the role of volunteers in Andhra Pradesh who are collecting data from the people.
He has criticized the state government for unlawfully collecting personal information from individuals, labeling such actions as a crime.
Pawan Kalyan has alleged that volunteers are being utilized to gather this data and has accused them of committing crimes against women and girls.
He has questioned the government's reasoning for collecting data specifically on pregnant women and has held the government responsible for collecting such sensitive personal information.
However, what he fails to understand is that the government is providing specialized healthcare and nutritious food for pregnant women and lactating mothers.
Despite the welfare and health programs that the government is implementing through the assistance of volunteers, the focus remains on data collection.
Jana Sena possesses a significant amount of data on people, particularly its Jana Sainiks and Veera Mahilas—women activists within the party.
The Jana Sena office collects information such as names, ages, genders, mobile numbers, educational qualifications, and other details.
When the Jana Sena party itself collects data from its own members during membership drives, it raises the question of what is wrong with the government collecting data to extend welfare schemes and other benefits.
Mr. Pawan Kalyan, it is essential to remember that the Jana Sena systematically collects and stores this data in its systems during every membership drive.
