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Introduction
Have you ever wondered what happened to the funds sanctioned for your village’s development? From roads, toilets, and water pipelines to school repairs and street lights—many projects are approved on paper but never seen on the ground. Welcome to the world of Uncover Panchayat scams, where money meant for villagers is misused, siphoned off, or never reaches the intended beneficiaries.
But here’s the good news: You don’t have to stay in the dark. Thanks to the Right to Information (RTI) Act, you can now demand answers and expose corruption in your Panchayat!
What Is a uncover Panchayat scams?
A Panchayat scam refers to the misuse, diversion, or embezzlement of government funds meant for rural development projects. These funds are allocated under schemes like:
- MGNREGA (Job guarantee scheme)
- PMAY-G (Housing scheme)
- Jal Jeevan Mission (Tap water connection)
- Swachh Bharat Mission (Toilets)
- PMGSY (Gramin Sadak Yojana)
- State Government Development Schemes
Scams happen when officials:
- Show fake beneficiaries
- Overstate budgets for small projects
- Approve non-existent projects on paper
- Transfer funds to relatives or dummy accounts
What You Can Ask Through RTI
Here are some effective questions you can ask to uncover the truth:
- What was the total amount of funds sanctioned to [Village Name] from [Year] to [Year]?
- Provide the project-wise list of development works approved in the village Panchayat.
- What are the names and addresses of beneficiaries under PMAY-G or MGNREGA?
- Share the fund utilization certificate and audit report submitted by the Panchayat.
- Provide copies of bills, vouchers, and receipts of expenses made.
- Was any third-party inspection or social audit conducted? Share findings.
- Who was the Gram Panchayat Secretary and Sarpanch during this period?
- Is there any complaint or enquiry pending against Panchayat members?
- How many toilets/houses/wells/roads were constructed under respective schemes?
- Provide a copy of the Gram Sabha meeting resolutions and attendance register.
How to File RTI for Panchayat-Related Queries
- Address the RTI to the Public Information Officer (PIO) of your District’s Rural Development Department or Panchayati Raj Department.
- Mention the Panchayat/Village Name, Block, District, and specific time period.
- Submit it via Registered Post or use RTIwala to file online in minutes.
How RTIwala Can Help You
- Expert Consultation: Understand which department to target and how to phrase your questions.
- Online RTI Filing: File RTI without stepping outside your home.
- Anonymous RTI: Safely expose scams without putting your name on the line.
- Custom Drafting: Get professional RTI applications tailored to your issue.
Conclusion
Every year, crores of rupees are sent to villages across India—but much of it gets lost in corruption. Don’t let your village be another victim. Use RTI to demand accountability, expose irregularities, and fight for your right to development. With RTIwala by your side, accessing this information is simple, legal, and secure.
