Kishor accused five NDA leaders—Samrat Choudhary, Mangal Pandey, Ashok Choudhary, Dilip Jaiswal, and Sanjay Jaiswal—of corruption. He said Ashok Choudhary bought a Lok Sabha ticket for his daughter Sambhavi by paying money to LJP-R. Sambhavi later became an MP from Samastipur. Kishor also claimed Ashok Choudhary purchased land in Patna worth ₹38 crore and built benami assets of ₹200 crore in just two years.

Ashok Choudhary rejected the charges. He said his daughter used her own income to buy the land and mentioned it in her affidavit. He also sent a ₹100 crore defamation notice to Kishor and called the claims false.

The Prashant Kishor Court Summons has set off a political clash in Bihar, with allegations and counter-allegations dominating the scene.

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Speaking to the media, Ramkripal praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for their governance and development work. He highlighted progress in education, healthcare, women’s empowerment, security, and jobs, expressing confidence that the NDA would win the next elections with a big majority.

Ramkripal stressed that although Lalu Prasad Yadav maintained ties with Congress, he never allowed the party to dominate RJD. In contrast, Tejashwi has allegedly surrendered completely to Rahul Gandhi. He accused him of flattery and of supporting leaders like Stalin and Reddy, who, he claimed, insulted Biharis.

He also reminded that voters in Pataliputra rejected Lalu’s daughter Misa Bharti, proving that Bihar’s people know who delivers results. According to him, Rahul Gandhi cannot be trusted with constitutional institutions and misleads citizens by criticizing India abroad.

Ramkripal concluded that Tejashwi’s excessive praise of Rahul Gandhi is hurting RJD supporters, while the NDA’s proven record will continue to win trust in Bihar.

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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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Lalu Yadav hit back at the BJP through a sharp social media post. He warned the party not to underestimate Biharis. According to him, the BJP should focus on solving people’s problems instead of spreading anger through bandh politics. He accused the ruling party of playing diversionary games to hide failures.

This issue has triggered a new round of political fights in Bihar. While BJP leaders continue to condemn the remarks as unacceptable, RJD leaders argue that the BJP is using the matter to gain sympathy. The clash reflects the heated atmosphere as both sides prepare for the upcoming elections in the state.

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Jaiswal, former Bihar BJP president and MP from West Champaran, set a clear deadline. He asked Kishor to submit documents that support the claim or retract it in public. He warned that he will file a case if Kishor does not comply. The Sanjay Jaiswal legal notice also seeks a full withdrawal of the remark. Jaiswal added that false charges mislead the public and damage trust.

The dispute has drawn fresh attention in Bihar’s political space. Kishor leads Jan Suraaj and often comments on governance and politics. Jaiswal says he welcomes debate but demands facts. If Kishor provides evidence, the matter may move to the courts; if he apologizes, it could end quickly. For now, both sides wait for the 15-day clock to run out.

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