In a significant drive to streamline traffic and free public spaces from encroachments in Bihar, a large-scale demolition campaign was carried out from Telia Talab to Bank Mor. During this operation, numerous illegal shops and garages constructed alongside the road were demolished. Local administration utilized bulldozers to remove these encroachments, aiming to alleviate the long-standing traffic congestion in the area.

The stretch from Telia Talab to Bank Mor was frequently narrowed due to encroachments, causing considerable inconvenience to pedestrians and motorists. Illegally established shops, garages, and other commercial establishments occupied a large portion of the road, leading to not only slow-moving traffic but also an increased risk of accidents. The administration had been receiving continuous complaints regarding this issue.

Prior to the demolition, concerned officials had issued notices to the encroachers, urging them to remove the illegal structures voluntarily. However, when the encroachments remained despite the notices, the administration was compelled to take stringent action. Under the supervision of law enforcement, bulldozers proceeded to demolish the unauthorized constructions. This action has widened the road, providing ample space for traffic movement.

Officials stated that the primary objective of this campaign is to ensure smooth traffic flow in the city and provide relief to the general public from congestion. They also clarified that similar campaigns would continue in the future, and no new encroachments would be tolerated. The administration has appealed to the public not to encroach on public land and to cooperate with authorities to maintain a clean and organized city. Local residents are hopeful for improved traffic conditions following this action.