New Delhi, As the Centre announced that the VB-G RAM G Act will come into force from July 1, the Congress on Monday described it as "yet another lazy headline-grabbing exercise" and alleged that the only guarantee that the law offers is that of "extreme centralisation" and "weakening of the bargaining power of rural labour".
Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh also alleged that the constitutional right to work and the right to wages of rural Indian families are being stolen.
