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CRS Report Covid Data: There has been a big difference between the official data and real deaths of deaths during the Kovid epidemic of 2021 in the country. In a new report released by the Civil Registration System (CRS), it is being claimed that about 25 lakh people have died in India in 2021 as compared to 2019. Based on this report, the accuracy of Kovid death data has been questioned in states like Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
According to the Civil Registration System (CRS) report, Uttar Pradesh has 1,03,108 deaths from Kovid while 14,563 deaths in official figures. According to this report, 87,555 deaths were additional, which is 7 times. Official data and now the data of this CRS report has created doubts about the actual number of deaths, also estimated to be more of the number of actual deaths.
Difference in official data in Uttarakhand too
Among the official figures released in Uttarakhand, only 5,909 deaths from Kovid, while the CRS report claims 9,689 deaths. There is a difference of 1.6 times in both data here. There is also a report about Uttarakhand that the number of real deaths during Kovid is much more here.
Most deaths in second wave
If we look at the data of the CRS report, the most deaths were in 2021 i.e. the second wave of Corona. The maximum deaths were given due to lack of oxygen and people not getting timely treatment. Currently, after this report released on Wednesday, a debate has started again about the actual number of deaths in Kovid.
Along with this, according to official data in Delhi, 14,571 people died in the year 2021, while according to CRS report, 45,256 people died this year. Now questions are being raised about the claims being made in this report.