The CPI-ML organized a protest march on Friday, November 6, 2026, in Madhubani against the police firing incident in Balirajgarh, located in Babubarhi block. Led by the Madhubani District Committee of the party, the march commenced from Madhubani Railway Station, passed through the General Post Office, and culminated in a public meeting at the Collectorate.

The party strongly condemned the firing incident, demanding justice and adequate compensation for the affected families. The CPI-ML called for a compensation of ₹20 lakh for the family of Ashok Yadav, who was killed in the firing, and a government job for one family member. Additionally, the party demanded free treatment for all injured individuals and a compensation of ₹1 lakh for each injured person.

Under the leadership of District Secretary Dhruv Narayan Karna, the protest also demanded the immediate arrest of the Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) responsible for the incident and an impartial investigation. The party further sought a speedy trial to ensure capital punishment for the guilty.

Addressing the gathering, Dhruv Narayan Karna criticized the BJP-JDU's Samrat Chaudhary government, alleging that the police in the state are not hesitant to fire upon common citizens. He termed the Balirajgarh incident as a result of police high-handedness, stating that the death of one person and injuries to several others due to police firing raise serious questions about democracy and law and order.

Karna announced that on November 7, dozens of state and district-level leaders, including CPI-ML MLC Shashi Yadav, former MLA Satyadev Ram, and State Committee member Baidyanath Yadav, would visit Balirajgarh. They will meet with the victim families to understand their problems and demands, and further the fight for justice. Hundreds of leaders and workers, including Shyam Pandit, Bhushan Singh, Vishambhar Kamat, Yognath Mandal, Naval Kishore Yadav, Uttim Paswan, Kameshwar Ram, Madan Chandra Jha, Sunita Saday, and Mohammad Imran, participated in the march and meeting.