Serious questions are being raised about the quality of construction of an Anganwadi building in Pipra block of Supaul district, where cracks have appeared just six months after its completion. Local villagers are demanding a high-level inquiry into the matter. This incident highlights concerns regarding the quality of infrastructure being developed by the government to provide nutrition and educational facilities to children and pregnant women in rural areas.

According to reports, the Anganwadi building in Pipra was completed and inaugurated only six months ago. Within this short period, cracks have started appearing in the walls and roof of the building, posing a risk of collapse. Local residents allege that substandard materials were used in the construction and that standard procedures were not followed. They further claim that this irregularity is a result of collusion between the contractor and concerned officials.

Villagers stated that they had repeatedly tried to draw the attention of the local administration to this issue, but no concrete action was taken. Now, with visible cracks and the weakening structure of the building, concerns for the safety of children and Anganwadi workers have grown. They have urged the district administration to conduct a fair and swift investigation into the entire matter and take strict action against the contractors and officials found guilty, to prevent similar incidents in the future. Villagers also emphasized that it is unsafe to send children to this building until it is repaired or reconstructed.