Under the Family Benefit Card, families are promised five types of benefits: ₹12,000 monthly for job security, ₹2,000 for pensions to the elderly, widows, and disabled, ₹2,500 for labor support in farming, ₹1,000 for school education, and loans of up to ₹5 lakh for women at just 4% interest along with ₹2,500 assistance. The party says only one family member needs to register for eligibility.

The scheme has stirred political debate in Bihar. RJD is promoting its own “Mai Bahin Maan Yojana” with ₹2,500 for women, while BJP’s Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary labeled Kishor’s plan as a fraud. JD(U) leader Vijay Chaudhary also dismissed it as empty promises.

Kishor, addressing public gatherings during his yatras, appealed for votes by stressing education and jobs over symbolic politics. He also hinted at contesting elections, possibly from Raghopur or his hometown Karahgar, signaling his intent for direct political entry.

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Ajay Alok hit back, questioning Yadav’s education and IQ. He remarked, “His name may be Tejashwi Yadav, but that doesn’t mean he is sharp. One should not pay attention to the words of a man who failed in class nine.”

Speaking to a news agency, Alok added that such comments are a waste of time. He insisted that the Modi-Nitish leadership has brought progress to Bihar, and people know who can truly deliver results.

He also dismissed all allegations made by the opposition, stressing that voters understand the difference between serious governance and casual remarks. According to Alok, leaders like Tejashwi will keep making statements, but the real development record speaks louder.

This war of words highlights the ongoing political rivalry in Bihar, where sharp criticism and personal jibes continue to dominate the debate.

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