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After the Election Commission announced the program for the Bihar assembly elections, Patna, October 6 (IANS), John Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishore expressed confidence that his party would win this time.
Answering media questions, Kishore kept his party’s election arithmetic.
“Last time, both the alliances got 72 percent of the votes simultaneously. The remaining 28 percent will come to Suraj this time. According to several surveys, both the alliances will lose about 10 percent of their vote share, which will shift towards us. This means that our total vote share will increase by about 48 percent.”
Referring to the critics who called Jaan Suraj a ‘vote-katar’ party, Kishore said, “We take it as a medal. We will cut so many votes from both coalitions that they will be erased.”
Welcoming the two-phase election schedule, Kishore said, “We are studying with all, and now that the exam has been announced, our stress is over. Today is a symbol of the end of bonded labor for the people of Bihar. This time, people will not vote for Modi, Nitish or Lalu, but for the future of their children.”
Underlining his vision, the founder of the Jan Suraj Party said, “We want to build a Bihar, where people from Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra will come to study and work.”
He excavated a sharp excavation in Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, stating, “Nitish Kumar inaugurated the Patna Metro on Monday. This was his final inauguration. We have already said that next time, he will not eat curd and chuda on Anne Marg at the Chief Minister’s residence.”
Kishore also commented that choosing in two phases was a good step.
“Earlier, elections were held in several stages so that Narendra Modi could catch more rallies. But now, even the BJP has realized that Modi’s rallies will not make any difference, so the election should be completed quickly,” he said.
Meanwhile, John Suraj Party national President Uday Singh also welcomed the declaration of the pole.
Singh said, “This time, elections will be held after Diwali and Chhath. People returning home during festivals will vote for change in Bihar.”
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