When Sanjay Sahni used a computer for the first time in August 2011, he didn’t know that he would be at the helm of a people’s movement in Bihar. In a cyber café in Delhi’s Janakpuri, he typed ‘NREGA Bihar’ into Google and found that the payment records for his village, Ratnauli, in Muzaffarpur district were fabricated. He had heard people in Ratnauli complaining that they didn’t get work under MGNREGA or were not paid for the work they had done. What he had on the computer now was. . .