Prashant Kishor to Launch Signature Campaign from Nitish Kumar's Village on May 11th. This campaign signals an intent to engage directly with the public in preparation for the upcoming Assembly elections.
Bihar Politics: Prashant Kishor has taken a significant step in Bihar's political landscape, launching a major initiative through his Jan Suraj party. Starting May 11th, he will commence a signature campaign from Kalyanbigha, the ancestral village of Nitish Kumar. This event is seen as a significant indicator of a shift in Bihar's political dynamics. It's considered more than just a campaign; it's a declaration of intent to directly engage the public in preparation for the Bihar Assembly elections.
Campaign Objectives and Strategy
Prashant Kishor's signature campaign is not merely a publicity stunt. Through it, he aims to bring the promises and policies of the Jan Suraj party to the general public. This campaign will reach every corner of Bihar, with a house-to-house effort to assess the actual implementation of Bihar government schemes, differentiating between promises made and realities on the ground.
Questioning the Nitish Government
During the campaign launch, Jan Suraj party members Veermani Yadav and Dinesh Kumar raised questions about Nitish Kumar's government. Yadav stated that it's time for the people to stand up for their rights, saying, "Nitish government schemes are widely publicized, but they don't reach the poor." They also claimed that people in Kalyanbigha and other areas will support Prashant Kishor by joining this campaign.
Promises of Caste-Based Census
Dinesh Kumar also questioned one of Nitish Kumar's major promises. He pointed out that the Chief Minister had promised assistance to 98 lakh poor and 49 lakh landless people in the name of a caste-based census, a promise that remains unfulfilled. Furthermore, they alleged that the central and state governments are conspiring to weaken Prashant Kishor's campaign.
Public Trust and Support for Jan Suraj Party
Amidst election preparations, Jan Suraj party members asserted b public support for their campaign. Dinesh Kumar stated that the people of Bihar need a b alternative, and Prashant Kishor is becoming that alternative. The party also claimed that public anger towards the government has grown, and people now want solutions to their problems.
