The Congress party in Jehanabad staged a strong protest against the unfunded education policy. Party leaders and workers gathered at the city's main square, demanding the government immediately abolish this policy. They argued that the unfunded education policy is causing severe financial hardship for teachers and staff, thereby affecting the quality of education.

During the demonstration, the District President of Congress and other senior leaders criticized the Bihar government, stating that this policy is creating instability in the education sector. They accused the government of adopting an indifferent attitude towards teachers and ignoring their legitimate demands. Protesters chanted slogans and held placards with messages like 'End unfunded education policy' and 'Give respect to teachers'.

Congress leaders warned that if the government does not reconsider this policy soon and resolve the problems of teachers and staff in unfunded institutions, their movement will intensify. They emphasized that education is the backbone of any society, and ensuring the respect of teachers should be a government priority. The main objective of this protest was to pressure the government to take concrete steps for educational reform and provide adequate financial assistance to unfunded institutions. The protesters also submitted a memorandum to the Governor, detailing their demands.