Mohammad Shahabuddin, State Secretary of the Human Rights Organization, Bihar, visited Bilauti village on Sunday. He was accompanied by the organization's District President, Mohammad Mumtaz Alam. Upon their arrival in Bilauti, villagers warmly welcomed the secretary. During the visit, Mohammad Shahabuddin attentively listened to the problems faced by the villagers.

The villagers apprised him of their various issues, primarily concerning basic amenities such as electricity, water, roads, education, and health. Many villagers reported irregular electricity supply, causing significant inconvenience. The problem of drinking water also emerged as a serious concern, with the availability of clean drinking water remaining a challenge. Villagers also highlighted the poor condition of roads and difficulties in commuting. Complaints were also received regarding the lack of or poor quality of education and health facilities.

Mohammad Shahabuddin assured the villagers that their problems would be raised through the organization on appropriate platforms. He stated that the Human Rights Organization is committed to protecting people's rights and resolving their issues. Other members of the organization and local dignitaries were also present on this occasion. The secretary encouraged villagers to be aware of human rights and to raise their voices for their rights. He emphasized that all citizens have the right to live a life of dignity, and the organization will work to ensure that no one's rights are violated. This visit underscores the Human Rights Organization's outreach to rural areas and its commitment to directly understanding people's problems.