The Jan Suraaj Party founder made a stunning electoral debut in the seat vacated by BJP national president Nitin Nabin after his election to the Rajya Sabha.
Prashant Kishor said that the favourable trends send a message to the BJP's top leadership that Bihar deserves a capable CM who can ensure better education and employment opportunities.
Prashant Kishor claimed that voters were intimidated, people were arrested without any valid reason, and false police cases were registered against Jan Suraaj Party workers in Patna.
The Jan Suraaj chief alleged police refused to reveal where the detained workers were being held or the grounds for the action, and accused the BJP of trying to influence polling.
