Workers shouted slogans like “Ticket thief, leave the throne!” They were upset that the Grand Alliance won only 35 seats, with Congress getting just six. This poor performance led to a major backlash. The disciplinary committee later issued notices to 43 leaders.

Some leaders also accused Krishna Allavaru of taking money for tickets. Rajesh Ram responded by saying everyone had the right to raise demands, but complaints should be taken to the central leadership. Meanwhile, Bihar Congress Women’s Committee President Sarabat Jahan resigned, deepening the crisis.

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Madan recalled that he spent years listening to the problems of poor families and working for the party. He lost the 2020 election by two thousand votes but continued his efforts with hope. He trusted the leadership when they told him to get ready for the next election.

On the day tickets were announced, he was told until 2 PM that he would get the ticket. But at 3 PM, the ticket went to another person who was not even an active party member. Madan said the shock broke him, and he tore his clothes in anger and pain. He warned that the party would fall to 25 seats, and the same result came true.

He also blamed Sanjay Yadav, saying wrong advice damaged the party. Madan said he worked hard, got injured during protests, and now feels heartbroken. He urged the party to respect workers and reform itself.

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