Insaaf Times Desk
Amid the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, the Jan Suraj Party on Thursday released its first list of 51 candidates. The announcement was made jointly by National President Uday Singh and State President Manoj Bharti during a press conference held at the party’s camp office in Pataliputra, Patna.
Senior party leaders RCP Singh, Y.V. Giri, Rambali Chandravanshi, Sitaram Yadav, Afaaq Haider, Monazir Hasan, and Kishor Kumar were also present on the occasion.
Speaking to the media, Uday Singh said that the party has ensured representation for all sections of society, as promised. He informed that the first list includes 7 reserved seats and 44 general seats, with 17 candidates from the Extremely Backward Classes (EBC), 11 from the Backward Classes (OBC), 9 from the General category, and 7 from the Minority community “Jan Suraj Party is committed to strengthening politics based on social justice, equal opportunity, and public participation. Our priority is to ensure equal representation for every community,”
During the press conference, senior leader RCP Singh formally announced the names of all 51 candidates.
List of 51 Candidates Announced by Jan Suraj Party:
1.Valmikinagar – Dignarayan Prasad
2.Lauria – Sunil Kumar
3.Harsiddhi – Awadhesh Ram
4.Dhaka – Dr. Lalbabu Prasad
5.Sursand – Usha Kiran
6.Runni Saidpur – Vijay Kumar Sah
7.Benipatti – Parvez Alam
8.Kochadhaman – Abu Afan Farooqi
9.Saharsa – Kishor Kumar
10.Darbhanga – R.K. Mishra
11.Bhore – Preeti Kinnar
12.Muzaffarpur – Dr. Amit Kumar Das
13.Gopalganj – Dr. Shashi Shekhar Sinha
14.Raghunathpur – Rahul Kirti Singh
15.Daraoundha – Satyendra Yadav
16.Manjhi – Yaduvansh Giri
17.Chhapra – J.P. Singh
18.Morwa – Jagriti Thakur
19.Begusarai – Surendra Sahni
20.Khagaria – Jayanti Patel
21.Beldaur – Gajendra Nishad
22.Parbatta – Vinay Varun
23.Pirpainti – Ghanshyam Das
24.Asthawan – Lata Singh
25.Kumhrar – K.C. Sinha
26.Ara – Vijay Gupta
27.Chenari – Neha Nataraj
28.Kargahar – Ritesh Pandey
29.Goh – Sitaram Dukhari
30.Imamganj – Dr. Ajit Kumar
31.Bodh Gaya – Laxman Manjhi
32.Rajgir – Sanjay Yadav
33.Hilsa – Manish Kumar
34.Bikram – Amarjeet Singh
35.Paliganj – Jitendra Paswan
36.Masaurhi – Mohammad Javed
37.Danapur – Abhishek Anand
38.Patna Sahib – Shailesh Verma
39.Fatuha – Dharmendra Yadav
40.Nawada – Pramod Vishwakarma
41.Sheikhpura – Rekha Sinha
42.Lakhisarai – Rampravesh Yadav
43.Jamui – Saleem Akhtar
44.Banka – Jayprakash Yadav
45.Bhagalpur – Dr. Abdul Samad
46.Katoria – Mamta Devi
47.Jhajha – Rakesh Mandal
48.Dhanouri – Suresh Saw
49.Sonbarsa – Mohammad Firoz Alam
50.Purnea – Anil Singh
51.Araria – Mohammad Naseem Ahmad
Uday Singh further said that the party will soon release its second list, which will include candidates for the remaining seats. He emphasized that Jan Suraj Party is launching a new era of politics focused on employment, education, and dignity.
The press conference was also attended by Organization General Secretary Subhash Singh Kushwaha, State Media In-charge Obaidur Rahman, Spokesperson Syed Masiha Uddin, Rajeev Ranjan, Tariq Champarani, and Anukriti, among others.
Concluding the event, Uday Singh remarked “Jan Suraj Party has entered Bihar politics with a new vision and fresh hope. Our goal is not power, but justice for society.”
