A significant uproar erupted at an event organized by Jan Suraj Party founder Prashant Kishor in Samastipur, Bihar, concerning the distribution of appointment letters. Workers attending the district executive conference at UN Palace in Samastipur city were promised positions and appointment letters within the organization. However, it is alleged that only a select few were included in the list, leading to widespread dissatisfaction.

Immediately after the program concluded, workers split into two groups and began protesting. The aggrieved workers accused the party of discrimination in allocating organizational positions. Many district-level office bearers did not receive appointment letters, while some were given block-level positions, which were also not distributed by Prashant Kishor himself. Worker Rajesh Kumar Singh stated that Kishor had promised to announce the Samastipur district organization and personally hand out appointment letters, but this did not happen.

Following the commotion, Prashant Kishor attempted to pacify the angry workers. However, when questioned about the controversy, he became agitated. Jan Suraj District President Satyanarayan Sahni also acknowledged that it was not possible to distribute appointment letters to everyone simultaneously, which caused some workers to express their displeasure. He added that Kishor tried to manage the situation.

This incident highlights organizational differences and discontent within the Jan Suraj Party in Samastipur. The dispute over appointment letters has now become a source of dissatisfaction among workers in the district organization.