Kaimur: Sushil Singh Kushwaha, the Jan Suraj Party candidate for the Ramgarh assembly seat, filed his nomination with a show of strength, leading a march from Mundeshwari Gate to the subdivision office. The event saw the participation of Jan Suraj Party’s acting president Manoj Bharti and former IPS officer R.K. Mishra, along with thousands of supporters who joined the padyatra, chanting slogans in support of Jan Suraj.
In his address, Kushwaha expressed confidence in his victory, asserting that the people of Ramgarh are fed up with the nepotism that has allowed families to dominate political positions without delivering meaningful development. He emphasized his commitment to improving education and curbing migration, highlighting his grassroots connections and dedication to serving the community. Kushwaha declared that on November 23, voters will take a stand against nepotism and casteism by supporting Jan Suraj.
Manoj Bharti praised the Jan Suraj candidates, describing them as leaders with clean reputations and strong ties to the community. He expressed optimism about winning all four assembly seats in the region, stressing that their campaign is focused on gaining the trust of the people rather than merely competing against other parties.
R.K. Mishra, recalling his long association with Ramgarh as its first Superintendent of Police, endorsed Kushwaha as a dedicated candidate who listens to the community. He emphasized the need to end the entrenched political “landlordism” that has dominated the region for decades. Mishra affirmed that Jan Suraj’s mission is to dismantle nepotism, ensuring that the voices of ordinary citizens, particularly the underprivileged, are heard and represented in the legislative assembly.
