The Jan Suraj Party explained why Jan Suraj votes shifted to NDA in the Bihar elections. The party said that fear of the RJD returning to power pushed many supporters to choose the NDA at the last moment. This fear influenced voter behaviour in many parts of Bihar. The party leaders believe that Jan Suraj votes shifted to NDA because people thought voting for Jan Suraj might help the RJD indirectly.
Uday Singh, the National President of Jan Suraj, said that the party worked hard for three years. He said people supported the party’s ideas but still chose not to vote for it. Many voters believed that only the NDA could stop the RJD, so they voted strategically.
He also said that the party expected at least 15 percent votes but received only 4 percent. Still, the party will continue to raise issues like employment, migration, and social security. He reminded that Jan Suraj demanded a ₹2000 pension and later the government increased it.
Jan Suraj leaders said they will not step back. They want the NDA to fulfil the promises made during the elections, especially on migration and livelihood issues.
