Prashant Kishor increased the political stir in Bihar, hinted at contesting elections?
Patna. Prashant Kishor, the architect of Jan Suraj, is once again at the center of discussion in Bihar politics. Political activities have intensified regarding the by-election to be held on Bankipur assembly seat of Patna and meanwhile, the recent statement of Prashant Kishore has given rise to new political speculations. Although he did not give any clear answer to the question of contesting the elections himself, his statement definitely indicated that the party is looking at this seat as a fight for prestige.
Political heat increased on Bankipur by-election
After the Bankipur assembly seat became vacant, all the major political parties have started making their strategy. This seat of the capital Patna is considered very important from political point of view. In such a situation, Jan Suraj is also seeing this election as an opportunity to show his strength.
During a program organized in Saran, Prashant Kishore said that the Bankipur by-election will not be just an election for one seat, but it will also become a medium to know the public opinion on the functioning of the government. According to him, the public wants answers regarding many promises made at the time of elections.
Claim to challenge BJP
Jan Suraj chief also said that his party will contest the Bankipur seat with full strength. He claimed that his party has the capability to effectively compete against the BJP in this region. He believes that in the last elections the opposition parties were not successful in challenging the BJP, but this time the circumstances may be different.
Suspense continues regarding the candidate
The biggest discussion is whether Prashant Kishor himself will contest the elections. On the question asked by the journalists, he said that the final decision on the selection of the candidate will be taken by the party leadership and organization. He also said that the decision will be taken based on the strategy that is most suitable for winning the elections.
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