Workers of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) staged a strong protest in Nawada on Wednesday against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. The protest began with a procession from the RJD office, which marched through the city streets, culminating at the protest site in the Nagar Police Station area. During the march, workers chanted slogans against SIR and questioned the Election Commission's procedures.

At the protest venue, effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar were burnt to express their dissent. The demonstration was organized under the supervision of RJD leader Deepak Kumar, with a large number of party workers participating. Police personnel were also present during the protest.

RJD leader Deepak Kumar alleged that the constitution is being tampered with under the guise of SIR, and attempts are being made to unfairly influence the entire election process. He stated that this effigy burning in Nawada was carried out at the party's call in protest of these actions. The protesting workers demanded the immediate withdrawal of the SIR process. RJD leaders also announced that the party would continue its protests to protect the constitution and democratic rights. Significant anger was observed among the workers during the demonstration.