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Anooppur Residents Launch Indefinite Protest for Road Repair, Submit Memorandum to SDM
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 10:01 PM
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In Anooppur district, district council member Ramji Mishra Rinku led villagers in an indefinite protest demanding repair of the dilapidated road between Belia and Chhatai, and handed a memorandum to the SDM warning of continued agitation.
In the Anooppur district of Madhya Pradesh, a group of villagers and district council member Ramji Mishra Rinku began an indefinite protest on the road connecting Belia to Chhatai. The demonstrators cited the road’s deteriorated condition, which has hindered local transport and commerce.
The protest was organized after repeated requests for road repairs went unanswered by local authorities. The participants gathered on the roadside, holding signs and chanting slogans demanding immediate action.
Ramji Mishra Rinku handed a formal memorandum to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), outlining the grievances and warning that the agitation would continue until the road was repaired. The memorandum also requested a meeting with the SDM to discuss a concrete timeline for the work.
Local officials have yet to respond publicly, but the protest has attracted attention from neighboring villages, many of which share the same infrastructure concerns.
The movement is expected to persist until the authorities provide a satisfactory plan for the road’s rehabilitation.
The protest was organized after repeated requests for road repairs went unanswered by local authorities. The participants gathered on the roadside, holding signs and chanting slogans demanding immediate action.
Ramji Mishra Rinku handed a formal memorandum to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), outlining the grievances and warning that the agitation would continue until the road was repaired. The memorandum also requested a meeting with the SDM to discuss a concrete timeline for the work.
Local officials have yet to respond publicly, but the protest has attracted attention from neighboring villages, many of which share the same infrastructure concerns.
The movement is expected to persist until the authorities provide a satisfactory plan for the road’s rehabilitation.