Villagers in Kakraul village, under Rahika block in Madhubani district, are expressing growing anger due to the lack of permanent solutions for drainage and tap water supply issues. Local residents state that they have been facing significant difficulties for a long time because of these two problems, yet the concerned department and administration have not taken adequate steps towards a lasting resolution.

The village's drainage system is in disrepair, leading to persistent problems with wastewater disposal. Stagnant water in several areas hinders movement for residents, a situation that worsens considerably during the monsoon season. The absence of a proper drainage system causes immense hardship for the villagers.

Furthermore, residents are not receiving the full benefits of the government's ambitious 'Nal-Jal' (tap water) scheme. Irregular water supply to homes forces people to rely on alternative sources for drinking water. Villagers highlighted that the scheme's objective is to provide clean drinking water to every household, but the inefficient system prevents this goal from being fully achieved. Local residents have urged the administration and concerned departmental officials to conduct a site inspection of the village to assess the real situation of the drainage and tap water problems and to implement solutions promptly.