The side effects of Bihar Assembly elections are now visible in political parties. After the crushing defeat in Bihar elections, Jan Suraj has dissolved all the committees from Panchayat to state level. According to the party, all the committees have been dissolved with immediate effect and the organization will be formed afresh during the next one and a half months.

Party spokesperson Syed Masih Uddin said that this decision has been taken in the meeting of the National Council of Jan Suraj held on Saturday in Patna. In the absence of the National President, State President Manoj Bharti presided over this meeting. Party leader Prashant Kishore was also present in the meeting. According to the party’s decision, the dissolved committees will continue to function until a new organization is formed.

There will be discussions regarding preparing the upcoming outline

The party has entrusted the responsibility of all the 12 divisions of the state to its senior leaders who will create a new effective and functional organizational structure in their subordinate districts. He told that a meeting of the General Council of the party has been called in Patna on December 21, in which the top leadership of the party will listen in detail to the prominent leaders of the district about their experiences related to elections and organization and there will be in-depth discussions with them regarding preparing the future outline in a new way.

Jan Suraj had contested alone in the elections.

India’s former Vice Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General SK Singh, former Union Minister Ramchandra Prasad Singh, and senior advocate YV Giri will also be present in this meeting. Let us tell you that Jan Suraj has not got even a single seat in Bihar elections. Prashant Kishor’s party had contested alone in this election without joining any alliance.