A key road passing between Udhura and Ghurhupur villages in Harnathpur Panchayat, Brahmpur block, Buxar district, has become extremely dangerous due to waterlogging and encroachment. Anti-social elements are openly draining dirty water from sewers onto the road, leading to widespread water accumulation. Deep potholes on the road, now filled with water, are causing significant difficulties for pedestrians and motorists.

This approximately 10-12 kilometer long road starts from Brahmpur and passes through Pachperwa, Udhura, and Ghurhupur, extending via Ummedpur to Karnamepur in Bhojpur district. It serves as a vital artery for thousands of residents across dozens of villages. Villagers complain that the continuous discharge of sewage water and illegal encroachments are rapidly deteriorating the road's condition.

Local resident Santosh Kumar Thakur stated that numerous oral and written complaints have been lodged with Circle Officer Khushboo Khatoon regarding this issue, but no concrete action has been taken so far. The persistent waterlogging on the road frequently leads to minor and major accidents, with injuries to commuters becoming a common occurrence. Residents are urging the administration to resolve this problem promptly to prevent any major mishaps.