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Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj to Become Political Party, Contest Bihar Assembly Polls Next Year

CosmicTaco · 2024-07-29T10:34:30.060024+05:30

- Prashant Kishor announced that his Jan Suraaj campaign will transform into a political party on October 2, coinciding with Gandhi Jayanti, and will contest the Bihar Assembly polls next year. - The announcement was made during a state-level workshop in Patna, attended by notable figures including former legislators and the granddaughter of socialist icon Karpoori Thakur. - Kishor welcomed new members to Jan Suraaj, including Jagriti Thakur, daughter of Virendra Nath Thakur, and other prominent political figures like Monazir Hasan and Rambali Singh Chandravanshi. - Kishor, known for his successful election strategies, notably for PM Narendra Modi in 2014 and Nitish Kumar in 2015, has shifted focus from consultancy to active politics. - The Jan Suraaj campaign, launched two years ago, aims to bring significant political change in Bihar, with further details on leadership to be decided in due course. Source: The Hindu

Prashant Kishor announced that his Jan Suraaj campaign will transform into a political party on October 2, coinciding with Gandhi Jayanti, and will contest the Bihar Assembly polls next year.
The announcement was made during a state-level workshop in Patna, attended by notable figures including former legislators and the granddaughter of socialist icon Karpoori Thakur.
Kishor welcomed new members to Jan Suraaj, including Jagriti Thakur, daughter of Virendra Nath Thakur, and other prominent political figures like Monazir Hasan and Rambali Singh Chandravanshi.
Kishor, known for his successful election strategies, notably for PM Narendra Modi in 2014 and Nitish Kumar in 2015, has shifted focus from consultancy to active politics.
The Jan Suraaj campaign, launched two years ago, aims to bring significant political change in Bihar, with further details on leadership to be decided in due course.

Source: The Hindu

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He did mention in an interview that the outcome of his Bihar trip would be the formation of a political party. I think it was unfiltered by samdish or lallantop, not sure.

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