Prashant Kishor Launches Jan Suraaj Party Ahead of Bihar Elections

The former election strategist aims to provide a new political alternative, promising to end Bihar's liquor ban and improve education.

Prashant Kishor formally launched the Jan Suraaj Party in Patna, intending to contest all seats in the upcoming Bihar assembly elections.
Manoj Bharti, a retired Indian Foreign Service officer, has been named the working president of the party until organizational polls next year.
Kishor promises to end Bihar's liquor prohibition, claiming it will generate funds to enhance the state's education sector.
The party's emblem will feature images of Mahatma Gandhi and Babasaheb Ambedkar, symbolizing its foundational values.
Kishor emphasizes the need for Bihar's voice to reach national prominence, advocating for an end to caste-based and dynastic politics.