The Bihar election sabotage controversy has forced the RJD to start a major internal review. After its defeat in the Bihar Assembly elections, the party began searching for leaders who worked against official candidates. The focus is on understanding how the Bihar election sabotage happened and who was involved.
Senior leaders met winning and losing candidates at the RJD state office. During these meetings, candidates shared written reports about their constituencies. Many pointed out leaders who secretly supported opposition parties. Based on these reports, the party plans to create a list of names for questioning.
The first round of meetings will continue until December 4th. The second phase will run from December 5th to 9th with district presidents, general secretaries, and state officials. They will review the names suggested by candidates and give their opinions. Anyone found guilty may face strict action, including expulsion.
If the explanations given by accused leaders are not satisfactory, the party will remove them. Upcoming meetings in Saran and Purnia will also discuss future political strategy and public interest issues. Through this process, the RJD hopes to rebuild trust and strengthen its internal structure.
