A cooperation camp organized in Kurtha block of Arwal district proved largely ineffective due to a lack of publicity. The camp, held in the Bara and Pinjarawan Panchayat Bhawans, aimed to address villagers' problems and provide them with government scheme benefits. However, due to insufficient awareness, few villagers attended, and several departmental officials and staff were also absent.

The Bihar government organizes these cooperation camps on the first and third Tuesdays of every month in various Gram Panchayats. The objective is to resolve people's issues at the grassroots level and ensure they receive benefits from government schemes. Officials from different departments are expected to attend these camps to hear grievances and take action.

However, in Kurtha block, this camp deviated significantly from its intended purpose. A lack of widespread publicity meant that most villagers were unaware of its existence. Furthermore, the absence of officials and staff from several key departments raised serious questions about the camp's effectiveness. Instead of solving villagers' problems, the camp merely became a formality.