If people burn their behinds...: Jan Suraaj leader quotes Lincoln after flop show

This special report covers the intense debate over the future of Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraj Abhiyan in Bihar. The discussion scrutinizes a statement made by Kishor about quitting politics if the JDU surpassed 25 seats, a figure the party appeared to be crossing comfortably. A Jan Suraj representative, Anukriti, defended the campaign, attributing the ruling party's late welfare schemes to pressure from Kishor's movement and criticizing the government's track record. A Jan Suraj representative stated, 'we are not going anywhere, rest assured, we're here, and also, our press conferences, our exposure of the completely corrupt regime in this state will continue'. The bulletin also delves into the electoral strategy in the Jale constituency, where the RJD-Congress alliance experimented with caste equations by fielding an upper-caste candidate.