Jan Suraj leaders strongly claim that the NDA bought majority in the recent Bihar elections. They also say the NDA bought majority by using huge amounts of cash during the campaign. Uday Singh, the party’s national president, explained that the results would feel better if they came from real work done by the government.
He said money reached people’s accounts even one day before voting. He believes this heavy flow of cash changed the mood of the public. He also warned that Bihar’s weak economy cannot handle spending of nearly ₹40,000 crore. He fears that key sectors like education and health may suffer.
Uday Singh also alleged that leaders misused a World Bank loan. He said ₹14,000 crore from that loan went into cash transfers instead of development. He feels this move influenced many voters and damaged the state’s future needs.
The party expected 15 percent votes but received only 4 percent. Still, the party wants to work as a strong opposition. Uday Singh promised that Jan Suraj will check every decision of the new government. He said the party will question wrong actions and keep fighting for the people of Bihar.
