After Congress' dismal performance in the Bihar Assembly elections, Hindustan Awam Morcha (Secular) leader Santosh Suman said that there are flaws in Congress leadership and called Rahul Gandhi a "politically immature" leader.
"Met Home Minister Amit Shah and extended my congratulations on the NDA's massive victory in Bihar. The mandate reflects the people's trust in stable and accountable governance. Wishing the leadership a successful term ahead," Pawar said.
He criticised the Congress's "fantasy-driven" politics, comparing it to constructing a house without a solid base, stressing that the party lacks the organisational strength required for success.
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Saturday said that the state government is particularly committed to the socio-economic development of the janajati community.
Verma also reacted to the party's poor performance in the recent Bihar Assembly elections, saying that the results have come as a shock to the party leadership.
Jan Suraaj spokesperson Pavan Varma said that he was "not at all surprised" by the Congress's performance in the election, arguing that the party's ambitions were far greater than its actual electoral strength.
Jan Suraaj Spokesperson and one of the key architects of the Party, Pavan Verma, raised serious allegations that funds from the World Bank meant for some other project were diverted for the Bihar Assembly elections by the central government and distributed to women voters in the state.
"People of Bihar did not want the Jungle Raaj of Lalu ji, RJD and Tejashwi to return. So the people decided to consolidate the existing forces that can stop RJD. The vote that could have come to us consolidated to NDA," he said.
As Rohini Acharya decided to quit politics, BJP leader Rajiv Pratap Rudy on Saturday said the Rashtriya Janata Dal is disintegrating, adding that the signs are not good for the opposition party in Bihar.
Jan Suraaj Party, founded by election strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor, faced a major setback in its electoral debut, failing to win a single seat despite contesting nearly all 243 constituencies in the 2025 Bihar Assembly Election.