Earlier, Prashant Kishor had said once he completes touring Bihar, Jan Suraaj may transform into a political party, though he had made it clear that he would not head the outfit nor himself contest elections.
Prashant further said that "Bihar is not Nitish Kumar's fiefdom, whoever wants to make his face, make it. I do not hear the discussion of Nitish Kumar becoming the Prime Minister anywhere."
There are said to be back-channels talks going on again after the initial negotiations failed, but the Congress denied it. However, the party has taken on board a close aide of Kishor, to work for the party without any condition.
Kumar, however, played down the meeting, saying their ties are old and not much should be read into the meeting.
The differences between the TMC party high command and I-PAC reached a flashpoint when a list of candidates for the 108 Municipalities was uploaded on the party website without the approval of the Chief Minister.
Political strategist Prashant Kishore, a day after the election commission announced assembly polls scheduled for 4 states and Puducherry, reiterated Trinamool Congress' election slogan 'Bengal only wants its own daughters' adding one of the key battles for democracy in India will be fought in West Bengal.
Anyone who is a nationalist and wants to see our nation and Bengal reach greater glory is connecting with our party, says BJP MP from Darjeeling Raju Bista.
Poll strategist Prashant Kishore on Monday predicted a crushing defeat for the BJP in the upcoming West Bengal Assembly election. Taking to Twiitter, he opined that the BJP would struggle to even get seats in the double digits in the election.
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