Darbhanga, Baheri. Dr. Ramchandra Prasad, Bihar's Minister for Forest, Environment, and Climate Change, inaugurated a panchayat-level support camp in Thathopur on Monday. During the camp, he listened to the grievances of villagers and instructed concerned officials to resolve them promptly. Villagers brought forth various issues, including dilapidated school buildings, poor road conditions, and the need for a boundary wall for the health sub-center.

Following the camp, the minister conducted a surprise inspection of the Plus Two Project Girls High School in Thathopur. He assessed the academic arrangements, basic facilities, and other provisions, also inquiring about the students' studies. Panchayat head Sunita Devi informed the minister about the dilapidated condition of the Plus Two Kanya Uchch Vidyalaya Madhya Thathopur and Primary School Rupolia. She also demanded the construction of an 1800-foot PCC road from Thathopur to Adawan and a boundary wall for the Thakurpur Health Sub-center.

Meanwhile, in the support camp held at Mituniya Panchayat Sarkar Bhawan, villagers faced difficulties due to the absence of a livestock department counter. Many villagers returned without submitting applications, expressing their dissatisfaction. Local मुखिया Rajiv Ranjan stated his intention to complain to the concerned officials about the matter. Dhirendra Singh, BDO Rohit Kumar Sah, CO Ravikant, BPRO Upendra Ram, and a large number of villagers were present on the occasion.