In a public gathering in Bhagalpur, Prashant Kishor stated that those whose hands he held in the past 10 years have become leaders. Now, he wants to hold the hands of the people of Bihar to transform their lives.
Bhagalpur, Bihar. As part of his 'Jan Suraj Abhiyan' (People's Good Governance Campaign), Prashant Kishor addressed a massive public rally in Navgachhia, Bhagalpur, on Thursday. During his speech, he not only shared his political journey but also delivered a direct message to the people: "Those whose hands I held, became rulers. Now, it's the turn of the people of Bihar."
An Extraordinary Journey from Humble Beginnings
Prashant Kishor said, "I am not a traditional politician. I was born into an ordinary family in Bihar. My grandfather drove bullock carts and worked as a laborer, and my father was a government doctor. For 10 years, I strategized for and helped prominent national leaders and parties reach power."
“Want the people’s victory, not just the leaders’”
PK clarified that he left his strategist role three years ago because winning leaders doesn't change people's lives. "If God has given me the intellect to change the fortunes of leaders, why shouldn't I now hold the hands of the people of Bihar and change their lives?" he stated.
Election Commission Prepares for Bihar Elections
This rally by Prashant Kishor comes at a time when the Election Commission of India (ECI) has intensified preparations for the Bihar Assembly elections. Sources indicate that the ECI has begun training over 200 booth-level agents in Delhi to ensure free and fair elections.
Who are the Contenders?
In Bihar, the contest is likely to be between the NDA (National Democratic Alliance) and the opposition Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance). The NDA comprises the Janata Dal (United) and the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party), while the Mahagathbandhan includes the RJD (Rashtriya Janata Dal), Congress, and Left parties.
