Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Prashant Kishor's Protest Stopped Near Bihar Assembly
Prashant Kishor, the leader of the Jan Suraaj Party, led a protest march in Patna to remind the government of promises they made.
The protest was about things like giving money to poor families and land distribution.
The police stopped the march before it reached the Legislative Assembly.
Some protesters were hurt when police used force.
Kishor said the police shouldn't have used force on a peaceful protest.
The party wants the government to keep its promises and has given them a week to act.
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party protested against the Bihar government.
The protest march was stopped two kilometers from the Bihar Legislative Assembly.
Police used lathi-charge, injuring three party workers.
Kishor demanded the fulfillment of government promises.
The party set a week-long deadline for the government to respond.
- Who
- Prashant Kishor and supporters of the Jan Suraaj Party, and the Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government.
- What
- A protest march demanding the fulfillment of government promises.
- When
- During the week-long monsoon session of the Assembly.
- Where
- Patna, Bihar, outside the Legislative Assembly.
- Why
- To urge the government to fulfill its promises, including financial aid and land distribution.
Jan Suraaj Party
Bihar Government
Government Promises
Jan Suraaj Party
Government should fulfill its promises to the people.
Bihar Government
No opposing viewpoint present in the text.
- Party
- Jan Suraaj Party
- Party Leader
- Prashant Kishor
- Event
- Protest March
- Location
- Patna, Bihar
- Government Demands
- Fulfillment of promises
- Incident
- Lathi-charge on protestors