Prashant Kishor’s fiery attack on opposition, stakes retirement on JDU wins

PK lashes out at opposition, vows to quit politics if JDU wins 25+ seats; targets Seemanchal Muslim votes amid controversy and chaos at Kishanganj meeting.

Patna: Jansuraj Party chief Prashant Kishor fiercely attacked the opposition parties in a meeting held at Anjuman Islamia premises in Kishanganj. During this, he lost his temper several times and also made controversial remarks.

He said that if JDU wins more than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly elections, then he will retire from politics. This statement has created a stir in the political corridors.

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Special event and controversy in the meeting

Ulema and prominent leaders of the community were called in the meeting, and special caps were distributed among them. During the speech from the stage, Prashant Kishor sought support from the public by referring to Prophet Mohammad Saheb and religion.

Breakfast was also arranged for the people attending the meeting, but due to the massive crowd, there was chaos. Many people alleged that they were called by promising Rs 500 and food, but this promise was not fulfilled, due to which they appeared angry.

Attack on opposition in front of media

In a conversation with the media, Prashant Kishor made a scathing attack on the opposition parties. When he was asked about JDU's national general secretary Manish Verma having accused him of colluding with the liquor mafia, he got angry and compared Manish Verma to a 'dog walking on the road' and said that it is not necessary to respond to such people.

He also reacted to the legal notice of BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal and said that such notices are to scare him, but he will not be afraid of even 100 leaders.

Big claim of retirement

Prashant Kishor reiterated that if JDU wins more than 25 seats in the upcoming assembly elections, he will retire from politics. He argued that just as the BJP did not get 100 seats in the West Bengal elections, JDU will not go beyond 25 in Bihar. This statement shows the seriousness of his political battle.

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Eye on Seemanchal's Muslim vote bank

During the meeting, some people said that Prashant Kishor is trying to woo the Muslim vote bank of Seemanchal by referring to religion and distributing caps. However, the local voters will not easily fall for such efforts. This meeting in Kishanganj has become a cause of both controversy and discussion for Prashant Kishor.

Sharp attack on opposition in Prashant Kishor's meeting

Overall, this meeting of Prashant Kishor reflects new political tactics in the electoral politics of Bihar. He attacked the opposition parties harshly and also made a big claim against JDU. Also, the arrangements made during the program and the displeasure of the people also made this meeting controversial. It is clear that Prashant Kishor is adopting every possible strategy to strengthen his hold on Bihar politics.