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Prashant Kishor on Anuj Singh Row: Challenges Accusers, Slams Chirag, Questions Election Commission.
- •Jan Suraj founder Prashant Kishor stated that mere accusations against Anuj Singh do not constitute truth, demanding concrete evidence or court cognizance.
- •Kishor criticized the NDA government over Chirag Paswan's crime statement and called Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary 'illiterate' and 'criminal'.
- •He questioned the Election Commission's functioning, alleging lack of transparency and decisions favoring the ruling party.
- •Anuj Singh denied molestation allegations, claiming an old video was edited and circulated, and that he had filed an FIR regarding it.
- •Prashant Kishor clarified that Jan Suraj is not part of the INDIA bloc, focusing solely on Bihar's issues and change within the state.
Key Questions Answered
Prashant Kishor stated that mere accusations do not make something a fact or truth, noting that if concrete evidence, an FIR, or court cognizance is brought to the party, Jan Suraj would take appropriate action rather than compromise its principles.
Prashant Kishor criticized Union Minister Chirag Paswan by stating that if he is concerned about law and order in Bihar, he should question the leaders within his own government. He also targeted Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, using terms like 'illiterate' and 'criminal' in his political allegations.
Prashant Kishor questioned the Election Commission's work regarding voter list preparation, election scheduling, code of conduct enforcement, and the use of money during elections. He alleged that several decisions created a perception of favoring the ruling party and stated that more transparency is required.
