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83 per cent Indians think crime against women has increased over the year

In ABP News survey on women safety, we found out that around 83 per cent people think that the graph has increased compared to the last year.
In these 83 per cent of people, 79 per cent are men and 87 per cent are women.
For the first time a news channel has carried out a survey on a topic different from politics.
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