Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor pledged to donate 90% of his income for the next five years to fund his party’s campaign after its debut Bihar assembly election failure. He also criticised the Nitish Kumar cabinet as corrupt and accused the ruling alliance of vote-buying through cash transfers, vowing to ensure women receive promised funds.
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