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.

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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.

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Speaking in Patna, Singh said the ban failed and only strengthened the liquor mafia. He promised that ending the Bihar liquor ban will create jobs and boost the economy. The saved money will attract global aid worth ₹5–6 lakh crore for Bihar’s development.

The Jan Suraj Party has released its first list of candidates. It plans to contest all 243 Assembly seats in the coming Bihar elections.

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High-profile figures like Bhupendra Patel have publicly criticized the party’s internal management. Patel raised concerns about the party’s future and accused it of corruption. The political crisis deepened with claims of poor governance.

Despite the turmoil, JD(U)’s National President, Uday Singh, is trying to steer the party. In Patna, Singh addressed the challenges, urging unity and strong leadership. He emphasized Nitish Kumar’s ability to lead through tough times but noted the growing disconnect between the leadership and the ground realities.

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