Bihar assembly elections are getting closer. Political rhetoric is intensifying. While the Grand Alliance (RJD+Congress) and NDA (BJP+JDU) are creating electoral momentum with their explosive rallies, Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraj is creating an alternative political wave. In a meeting held in Motihari, Prashant Kishor not only made a scathing attack on Tejashwi Yadav, but also put Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP leadership in the dock.

Prashant Kishor told the public in Motihari that even if Tejashwi Yadav is the CM face of the Grand Alliance, he should first apologize for the 15-year rule of his parents, unless he accepts that there was jungle raj in Bihar during that period, his development promises seem dishonest. He further said that if Tejashwi accepts the rule of his father Lalu Prasad Yadav and mother Rabri Devi and apologizes as a mistake, then the public can think that now they have reformed. Giving the example of Congress, Kishore said that if Congress apologized for the Sikh riots, then RJD should also publicly apologize for the mistakes of its rule.

Target on PM Modi

Prashant Kishore made a shocking revelation in the meeting in Motihari. He said that he had written Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Motihari sugar mill speech during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. In that speech, Modi had said that next time I come, I will drink tea with sugar from the same closed sugar mill. Kishore raised the question and said that now 11 years have passed, but neither the sugar mill was opened nor the promise was fulfilled. On the contrary, that land was sold in pieces. Now tell me, who are the buyers? He sarcastically said that people repeatedly vote for those who have broken promises instead of development. He further said that if you want to start a factory then vote for the factory. If you want education then vote for education. Not for caste or party.

Now is the time to change Bihar – Jan Suraj’s message

Prashant Kishore said in the meeting that Jan Suraj’s movement is not for any individual but for the rights of the people. He said that our life is made by the grace of our parents and the mercy of God. Now is the time to give, not to take. Putting BJP, RJD and JDU in the dock, Kishore said that these parties are doing politics only for power. The aim of Jan Suraj is to empower the common man of Bihar, so that politics can be free from caste, religion and commission. He also said that Jan Suraj is not emerging like a celebrity movement, but like a mass movement, where people from every section like farmers, teachers, students and youth are joining this journey of change.

Direct attack on BJP and Samrat Chaudhary

Prashant Kishore also made a scathing attack on NDA’s chief ministerial candidate Samrat Chaudhary. He said that the person whom BJP wants to make the Chief Minister today, has failed for the seventh time and has been accused in seven murder cases. He jokingly said that if Tejashwi Yadav has failed in the ninth class, then at least he is saying on camera that he has failed in the ninth class, but Samrat Chaudhary does not even tell when he passed the matriculation. He asked the public whether you want to improve Bihar by making criminals the Chief Minister? Unless wrong is called wrong, improvement is impossible in Bihar.

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Bihar Assembly elections 2025 are to be held at the end of this year and the results will decide which party will occupy the state’s power next five years. Two big surveys Lok Pol and S India have presented interesting results in heating up the electoral atmosphere. Both the survey shows a thorn competition between the NDA and the Grand Alliance, while Prashant Kishore’s party Jansuraj also seems to be successful in making its place among the voters.

According to the Lok Pol survey, the Grand Alliance can get 118 to 126 seats, while the NDA is estimated to get 105 to 114 seats. Other parties are expected to get 2 to 5 seats. 122 seats are necessary for the majority, and in this context, the grand alliance seems to be approaching the majority. In terms of vote share, the grand alliance is also seen at 39–42% and NDA 38–41%. Although the difference is low, the grand alliance may get an edge in the mathematics of seats.

Impact of Muslim voters on Purnia seats

The S India Survey has presented the area -wise picture. The grand alliance may get an edge due to the influence of Muslim voters in 24 seats of Purnia, while the NDA is expected to hold the hold. NDA can perform better than last time on 26 seats of Magadha, while the grand alliance may lag behind. The NDA is seen in a strong position in 22 seats in Bhojpur. Both major coalitions can benefit in 12 seats of Bhagalpur, but the impact of Jan Suraj is also gradually emerging.

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party

Prashant Kishore’s Jan Suraj Party can prove to be a new factor in this election. Although the number of seats may be limited, the increase in vote share can affect the strategy of large parties. Overall, the Lok Pol survey shows the grand alliance further, while the S India survey tells the position of NDA better in some areas. It is clear that this time the election will be very hard and thorn. Every seat is important in the politics of Bihar and the performance of small parties can also affect the results.

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