The BJP hits back at Prashant Kishor for claiming that the party held Jan Suraj candidates hostage. Kishor said BJP leaders forced some candidates to quit or withdraw nominations. Minister Nitin Naveen replied sharply. He said when a leader leaves the field, how can his workers stay motivated? Naveen added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi contests elections himself, inspiring BJP workers to stay active.
Kishor accused Dharmendra Pradhan of pressuring three Jan Suraj candidates to step down. He also said 14 candidates were threatened in different ways. Three people left, but 240 still stand strong. BJP called these claims false and said Kishor ran away before the polls. Naveen added that real leaders fight on the ground, not from outside.
This political clash has made Bihar politics more intense. Both sides are trading words as elections approach. The debate shows the growing tension between Jan Suraj and BJP in the state.
