‘Extremely horrific’: Arvind Kejriwal points out 807 people missing in Delhi in 15 days, mostly women and children | India News

New Delhi: With 807 people, mostly women and children, missing in the first 15 days of 2026, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday expressed concern over the safety of vulnerable groups.He lashed out at the much-vaunted four-engine government of the BJP and said law and order in the national capital had reached an alarming breakdown, according to an AAP press release.In Delhi, 807 people went missing in just 15 days, with an average of nearly 54 missing every day, raising serious questions about public safety and security in the city.The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has expressed deep concern over the worsening situation and urged residents of Delhi to remain vigilant. The party’s national convener Arvind Kejriwal said that so many people have gone missing in such a short period of time, which is abnormal but deeply frightening.Sharing an X media report, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal said, “In Delhi, 807 people, mostly women and children, have gone missing in just 15 days. These conditions are abnormal and very horrific. The safety of people in the national capital depends on God’s mercy. The BJP has complete power in Delhi at all levels, but why has Delhi become so unsafe?”AAP, meanwhile, appealed to Delhi residents to exercise caution. The party said, “In the national capital Delhi, more than 800 people have gone missing in the past 15 days, most of them young girls. All four machinery of the government have failed to ensure the safety of your children. So, take care of yourselves and your children. Law and order in Delhi is in the intensive care unit.”The party further stated that “807 people went missing between January 1 and 15. This means that 54 people go missing every day.” There is such a terrible character in Delhi, while the BJP, which has turned law and order into a plaything, is sleeping. “The party said, “Murder happens in broad daylight every day in Delhi. Criminals kill openly on the streets and run away, which makes no difference to Delhi Police Commissioner Amit Shah. The four-engine government is busy with ‘420’ politics and the people of Delhi are forced to live in the shadow of fear.” (Ani)