Allegations of Electoral Manipulation in Bihar's Political Landscape

Jan Suraaj Party leader Prashant Kishor claimed Bihar's JD(U) won more seats due to monetary incentives before elections. He accused NDA of misusing Rs 40,000 crore public funds, criticized vote-buying practices, and vowed continued political engagement despite electoral setbacks. He announced a fast in response to failed communication.

Prashant Kishor, leader of the Jan Suraaj Party, alleged that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's JD(U) partially secured electoral success by distributing Rs 10,000 to numerous beneficiaries before the state assembly elections.

Kishor accused the NDA government of allocating Rs 40,000 crore to electioneering budgets, describing it as an exploitation of public funds.

Despite his party failing to secure seats, Kishor vowed ongoing activism, condemning divisive politics and promising a day-long fast to highlight ignored electoral promises.

(With inputs from agencies.)