Rural Development Minister Accuses Congress of Misleading People on VB-G RAM G Scheme

The Rural Development Minister didn’t hold back, calling out the Congress party for what he says is “misleading the public” about the VB-G RAM G scheme. According to him, the opposition’s claims are just plain wrong and driven by politics, not facts. He pushed back hard, saying the whole point of the scheme is to build up rural infrastructure, create jobs, and make sure villages get a fair shot at development—nothing like what Congress is suggesting.

Speaking up about the whole controversy

The minister explained that VB-G RAM G is all about working from the ground up. We’re talking better roads, more jobs, and easier access to government services for people living in rural areas. He made it clear that they didn’t just draw this plan up in a back room somewhere. State governments and local leaders had real input, which, he says, keeps things transparent and efficient.

The minister also accused Congress of cherry-picking data to confuse villagers and shake their trust in what the government’s trying to do. “Misinformation like this only hurts rural communities, who actually stand to gain the most from VB-G RAM G,” he said.

On the allegations that the scheme leaves out certain regions or people

The government flat-out denied it. Officials pointed to strict guidelines and performance checks that decide where the money goes and which projects get picked. The minister urged everyone to check the facts for themselves—don’t just take anyone’s word for it.

He also mentioned that the early numbers look promising: villages are seeing better roads, stronger digital networks, and more jobs.

All this back-and-forth is heating up the political scene,

especially with Congress now pushing for a closer look at the scheme. The government isn’t budging though—they’re sticking to their promise of rural development and accuse the opposition of turning welfare projects into campaign talking points.

At the end of the day,

VB-G RAM G is still one of the government’s big plans for rural India. They’re betting that if they stick with it, villages will grow faster, people won’t have to leave home just to find work, and life will get better for millions across the country.

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