Prashant Kishor, the man who has designed winning election campaigns for leaders across party lines, is now in the political battlefield himself. After the first phase of the Bihar polls, Kishor speaks his mind like never before.
In this episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, he calls migrant workers the “real X-factor” of this election. He claims that “Nitish is going” and that the people of Bihar want change.
He takes a dig at Rahul Gandhi over his appeal to Gen-Z voters, asking, “Why would India’s youth listen to Rahul Gandhi?”
Kishor also explains why Jan Suraaj will “force another election if needed,” denies any post-poll alliance, and shares his blunt view of the Aam Aadmi Party and Arvind Kejriwal: “Their only weakness is a lack of patience and perseverance.”
An unfiltered conversation with the political strategist-turned-politician who has seen Indian politics from every side.
*Timestamps*
00:00 – Introduction
01:10 – First Phase of Voting in Bihar
02:21 – Role Of Migrant Labourers
03:49 – End of Nitish Kumar's Era?
05:53 – Female Voters In Bihar
10:07 – Muslim Yadav Equation
12:15 – What do Muslims in Bihar Want?
13:05 – Role of Gen-Z in Bihar Election
19:15 – Caste Politics in Bihar
24:57 – What if Jan Suraaj Joins a Coalition?
27:35 – Jan Suraaj Ideology
34:41 – Comparison with Kejriwal
35:46 – Reforms in Bihar
