Chirag Paswan criticized the Congress for spreading fear and misleading people regarding government schemes, particularly the VB-G RAM G Act. He defended the Act as promoting collective responsibility within India's federal structure, contrasting it with MGNREGA's perceived failure due to a lack of state ownership. Paswan claimed VB-G RAM G has improved working days, shifted focus to infrastructure, and enhanced monitoring, while alleging the Congress devised MGNREGA as a tool for corruption.