Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Students Stop Basti MLA’s Convoy Over Muddy School Road
Heavy rain turned a school road into mud and dirty water.
Students use this road to travel to school every day.
They said their shoes and uniforms often become wet and dirty.
Some students also slipped while crossing it.
The students stopped the local MLA’s convoy to show him the problem.
The MLA spoke to officials responsible for the road and canal area.
He promised that action would be taken.
The road still needed further work after the assurance.
Students stopped the convoy of Basti MLA Chaudhary to protest a waterlogged, muddy road.
The children said they must wade through dirty water and that some had slipped.
The road connects Mudadiha alias Bhopalpur, Hanumanganj and several educational institutions.
Monsoon rain has caused water to accumulate on the brick-paved canal road.
The MLA contacted officials and sought action, but permanent repairs had not been reported as completed.
- Who
- Students using the Hanumanganj canal road and Basti MLA Chaudhary.
- What
- Students stopped the MLA’s convoy and demanded action over a muddy, waterlogged school road.
- When
- During the monsoon; reports about the incident were published on August 20.
- Where
- The canal route under Saryu Canal Division-4, connecting Mudadiha alias Bhopalpur and Hanumanganj.
- Why
- Persistent rainfall caused waterlogging and mud, making it difficult and unsafe for students to reach school.
- Affected route
- Hanumanganj canal road under Saryu Canal Division-4
- Road surface
- Brick-paved, with portions turned muddy by accumulated rainwater
- Student difficulties
- Dirty and wet uniforms and footwear, plus reported slips
- Connected areas
- Mudadiha alias Bhopalpur and Hanumanganj
- Schools served
- An intermediate college, a government upper primary school and a primary school
- Official response
- The MLA contacted concerned officials and asked them to address the problem
- Repair status
- Permanent repair work had not been reported as completed