Villagers in Goh, Aurangabad district, blocked State Highway-68 (SH-68) to protest the long-pending demand for road construction. The protesting residents were fed up with the deplorable condition of the roads, which caused significant difficulties in their daily commute. The blockade led to long queues of vehicles on both sides of the highway, inconveniencing commuters. Villagers stated that they had repeatedly appealed to the local administration and elected representatives for road construction, but their demands had gone unheeded. They warned of a larger agitation if their demands were not addressed soon. Local police and administrative officials arrived at the scene and tried to pacify the villagers. Officials assured them that their demands would be conveyed to the concerned department and the issue would be resolved promptly. Following the assurances from officials, the villagers lifted the blockade after some time, but they also made it clear that if road construction work did not begin within a stipulated timeframe, they would be forced to resume their protest.