In Bihar's Begusarai district, workers of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) are set to stage a day-long protest on October 26 at the Bachhwara block headquarters. The demonstration aims to draw attention to pressing issues, including Ganga river erosion and other fundamental problems in the Bachhwara block area. On Saturday, RJD members submitted a seven-point demand letter to the in-charge Block Development Officer cum Panchayati Raj Officer, Vishwanath Singh.

Key RJD leaders, including State Vice President of Yuva RJD Kumar Rupesh Yadav, District Spokesperson Shyam Prasad Das, District Vice President Arun Yadav, and Block President Sunil Yadav, highlighted various regional concerns to the administration. They emphasized that the protest is crucial for resolving these public welfare issues.

The party's demands include implementing robust measures to prevent Ganga erosion in Bishanpur Panchayat of Chamtha Diyara. They also called for rectifying the list of beneficiaries for the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana to include eligible individuals who were left out, and for the swift establishment of an Aadhaar center within the block office premises.

Furthermore, RJD workers demanded the reconstruction of dilapidated roads in all five Diyara panchayats post-flood and the distribution of land ownership certificates (Vasgeet Parcha) to landless individuals across all panchayats in the block.

The memorandum also addressed the poor condition of the approximately 17-kilometer stretch of NH-28 from Rasidpur to Godhna Panchayat, urging for its immediate repair. A ban on overloaded Hyva trucks carrying fly ash from Barauni to Muzaffarpur was also demanded, citing health hazards and inconvenience caused by dust to commuters and residents along the road. RJD has urged maximum participation in the October 26 protest.