Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumaraswamy criticized the Congress for spreading false information about the G-RAM-G scheme. He challenged Congress leaders in Karnataka to a public debate with evidence to reveal what he termed as their falsehoods. Responding to Kumaraswamy’s call for a discussion on MGNREGA, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed readiness for dialogue and potential protests if necessary.
The Union Minister, along with opposition leaders, held a press conference in Bengaluru to address the G-RAM-G scheme. Kumaraswamy strongly condemned the misinformation propagated by the Congress regarding the scheme initiated under PM Modi’s leadership. He emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in public discourse and governance.
Kumaraswamy demanded an open debate on G-RAM-G, criticizing the Congress for alleged delays and mismanagement in previous schemes. He highlighted the importance of rectifying past errors and ensuring efficient utilization of funds for rural development. The Minister underscored the significance of empowering Gram Panchayats and local bodies in the implementation of welfare projects.
Criticizing the Congress’s approach to governance, Kumaraswamy questioned the party’s commitment to social welfare and transparency. He accused the Congress of exploiting the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi for political gains. The Minister emphasized the need for constructive dialogue and cooperation among political parties for the welfare of the people.
