Prashant Kishor, the architect behind the Jan Suraj movement, officially inaugurated his new initiative, the 'Bihar Reconstruction Journey', in Bagaha, West Champaran on Sunday. During the launch, Kishor expressed that the goal of Jan Suraj is to create a strong, honest, and accountable political alternative for Bihar. He emphasized the organization's commitment to working continuously in villages and engaging directly with the public, ensuring the campaign remains active even after the assembly elections.

Kishor indicated that the 'Bihar Reconstruction Journey' will focus on organizational strength in every district. He revealed that a primary objective of this journey is to reconnect with old allies, attract new members, and reorganize the grassroots structure of the organization. He stated, "I have embarked on this journey to discuss strategies for the future and rebuild the organization at the district level."

Additionally, Kishor criticized the government’s promise to provide ₹2 lakh to women, questioning its effectiveness during the program. His proactive approach aims not only to solidify the foundations of Jan Suraj but also to hold the government accountable for its failed promises, thus setting the stage for ongoing political activities leading up to future electoral contests in Bihar.