Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Prashant Kishor: Most Bihar Voters Want Change, Nitish Out
Prashant Kishor, a political strategist, says most people in Bihar want a change in leadership.
He believes the current leader, Nitish Kumar, won't be chief minister again.
Kishor predicts a new leader from his party, Jan Suraaj, will lead Bihar.
He also doesn't think the current opposition leader will become CM.
He says he won't be the CM.
Prashant Kishor claims over 60% of Bihar wants change.
Kishor predicts Nitish Kumar won't be CM after the elections.
Kishor states the JDU will win fewer than 25 seats.
He suggests the next CM won't be Tejashwi Yadav either.
Kishor asserts the next Bihar CM will be from Jan Suraaj, but not him.
- Who
- Prashant Kishor, Nitish Kumar, Tejashwi Yadav, and the people of Bihar.
- What
- Prashant Kishor claims over 60% of Bihar wants change and predicts a new Chief Minister after the upcoming elections.
- When
- Ahead of the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
- Where
- Bihar, India.
- Why
- Kishor aims to influence the election outcome and bring about change in Bihar's leadership.
Prashant Kishor's Predictions
Status Quo Perspective
Public Opinion
Prashant Kishor's Predictions
Majority of people desire a change in leadership.
Status Quo Perspective
Status quo with existing leaders will continue.
Election Results
Prashant Kishor's Predictions
JDU will lose significant seats.
Status Quo Perspective
JDU will perform well in upcoming elections.
Nitish Kumar's Health
Prashant Kishor's Predictions
Nitish Kumar's mental and physical condition is unfit for leadership.
Status Quo Perspective
Nitish Kumar's health does not impede his ability to govern.
- Politician
- Prashant Kishor
- Party
- Jan Suraaj
- Current CM
- Nitish Kumar
- Election Prediction
- JDU to win under 25 seats
Sources
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