In Jamalpur, Munger district, the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance) workers staged a protest on Saturday, burning effigies of the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister. The demonstration was held to protest against several critical issues, including alleged fake encounters, soaring inflation, unemployment, and the deteriorating education system. The protestors accused the government of failing to address these pressing concerns.

Leaders of the Mahagathbandhan stated that the policies of both the central and state governments are anti-people. They specifically raised concerns over incidents of alleged fake encounters, labeling them a threat to democracy. They asserted that the government is ignoring the common public's problems, leading to widespread anger. Inflation, they noted, is making life difficult for the poor and middle class, while unemployment remains a major challenge with limited job opportunities for youth. The education system is also in disarray, jeopardizing students' futures.

During the protest, Mahagathbandhan workers chanted anti-government slogans and expressed their firm resolve. They demanded immediate government attention to these serious issues and urged for relief to the public. They warned that if the government fails to resolve these problems, they would escalate their protests further. The demonstration saw participation from workers and leaders of various constituent parties, showcasing their unity and determination.