Breaking Centre Clarifies e-KYC Requirements for Registered Rural Workers

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New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Rural Development has confirmed that all registered workers have been successfully migrated to the VB-G RAM G platform, and that pending e-KYC verification will not obstruct workers from demanding or receiving employment under rural employment schemes.

The Ministry issued the clarification to State Governments and Union Territories, emphasising that workers whose e-KYC verification is still pending retain full entitlement to seek and obtain employment opportunities. The directive urges administrative authorities at the state and territorial levels to accelerate the completion of pending verifications.

The VB-G RAM G platform serves as the integrated database for registered workers under rural employment guarantee programmes, consolidating worker records across jurisdictions.

The Centre’s communication stressed that procedural delays in biometric or demographic verification should not become barriers to employment access for registered workers. State authorities have been directed to ensure smooth coordination between verification processes and actual deployment of workers.

The clarification comes amid concerns that incomplete e-KYC formalities might affect workers’ ability to access their entitlements under the employment guarantee framework.

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