<h1>Opposition slams Digital India's 10th anniversary citing 65% villages without broadband and rising cybersecurity incidents</h1> The opposition party criticized the government's Digital India program on its 10th anniversary, alleging unfulfilled promises and digital exclusion. The party president cited statistics showing 65% of targeted villages still lack broadband connectivity under BharatNet, with project deadlines revised eight times. State telecom companies' debt increased significantly, with one company's debt rising 291.7% and another's by 136.2%. The opposition highlighted that 75.3% of citizens cannot use computers, 54% of government schools lack internet, and cybersecurity incidents rose 76.25% from 2020-2024. The party claimed credit for foundational digital initiatives like payment systems and direct benefit transfers launched during their previous tenure.