In Dulhin Bazar block of Patna district, the CPI(ML) and Khemas (Khetihar Mazdoor Union) jointly staged a significant protest focusing on pressing issues of unemployment, inflation, and land disputes. The demonstration took place at the Dulhin Bazar block headquarters, where a large number of activists and local residents gathered to voice their demands.

The protestors accused both the central and state governments of neglecting the common public's problems. Their primary concerns included rising unemployment, soaring inflation, and the failure to provide land to the landless. Leaders from CPI(ML) and Khemas stated that the government has failed to provide employment to the youth, negatively impacting their future. They highlighted the continuous increase in prices of essential commodities like petrol, diesel, and LPG, making daily life challenging for ordinary citizens.

Regarding land issues, demonstrators demanded that all landless individuals be provided with 'vasgeet parcha' (land ownership documents) and sufficient land for residence. They also alleged that land mafias are active and encroaching upon the land of the poor, with the administration failing to take action.

Following the protest, representatives from CPI(ML) and Khemas submitted a memorandum outlining their demands to the Dulhin Bazar officials. They warned of larger-scale agitations in the future if their concerns are not addressed promptly. Several local leaders and activists participated, urging the government to take immediate steps in the public interest.