Congress alleges hidden RSS-BJP agenda in Census 2027 enumerator changes

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The Congress party on Saturday voiced concern over the BJP-led government's decision to widen the pool of eligible enumerators for Census 2027. The change allows teachers from various educational institutions to serve as census officers. Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh argued that the move puts the integrity of the census at risk. The party has linked the changes to an alleged RSS-BJP agenda, though the article does not detail specific evidence for this claim. The article does not describe an official government response to the criticism.

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