In Nautan block of West Champaran, the Bihar Prantiya Khet Evam Gramin Mazdoor Union staged a protest at the Anchal office on Tuesday. Protesters chanted slogans demanding the effective re-implementation of the MNREGA Act, 200 days of work per year for agricultural labourers, and a daily wage of ₹700. They also called for an end to the politics of hatred.

Following the demonstration, speakers at a public meeting addressed issues related to the central government's policies and employment. Prabhu Nath Gupta, district secretary of the union, criticized the implementation of the VB Gramji Act in place of MNREGA, emphasizing the need to maintain the original spirit of MNREGA for the benefit of laborers. Chandasi Prasad Yadav, a state leader of the Kisan Sabha, demanded more employment opportunities for rural workers.

District secretaries Prakash Kumar Verma and Shankar Kumar Rao opposed the four labour codes, highlighting concerns related to workers' rights and employment security. They urged the government to reconsider its policies on labour laws to protect workers' interests.

Prabhuraj Narayan Rao, general secretary of the Bihar State Sugarcane Producers Association, accused the central government of adopting anti-farmer and anti-labour policies. He stressed that policies should be formulated keeping the interests of farmers and labourers in mind. The rally was also addressed by several other leaders, including District President Md. Hanif, CITU District President Neeraj Barnwal, Rama Yadav, Avadh Bihari Prasad, Lal Babu Yadav, Prem Prasad, Asharfi Chaudhary, and Md. Manir. Speakers emphasized the continuation of the movement for workers' demands and strengthening the organization. A large number of agricultural and rural labourers participated in the protest.