The Communist Party of India (CPI) launched a nationwide public outreach and struggle campaign focusing on public issues in the Kargahar block of Rohtas district on Thursday. This foot march, initiated under the party's nationwide call, began from Sahuar village under the leadership of Block Secretary Mahendra Prasad Gupta. It traversed through Kargahar Bazar, the Block Office, and the Circle Office, culminating in Sirsia, with significant participation from farmers, laborers, youth, women, and villagers.

During a street corner meeting held in Kargahar Bazar, speakers accused both the central and state governments of neglecting the common people's problems. Leaders highlighted the government's failure to address rising inflation, unemployment, corruption, crime, and the deteriorating condition of farmers. Party leaders declared that the CPI would take the fight for people's rights to every village and warned of a larger public movement if necessary.

The nationwide foot march, scheduled from August 6 to August 14, 2026, aims to document the problems faced by people in every village of the Kargahar block. These demands will be presented to the administration and relevant departments. If timely solutions are not provided, phased movements, protests, and public struggles will be initiated.

Key demands raised at the meeting included a halt to the eviction of street vendors in Kargahar Bazar without alternative arrangements, control over inflation, curbing rising crime, employment for unemployed youth, strict action against corruption, arrest of paper leak culprits, release of arrested students, one crore rupees compensation for families of students who committed suicide, legal guarantee of Minimum Support Price (MSP) for farmers, and five decimal land for landless families. Hundreds of workers and villagers, including District Secretariat member Bhim Singh, participated in this march.