Prashant Kishore's Jan Suraaj makes a modest debut in Bihar by-elections, showing potential despite challenges as a fledgling political party.

Prashant Kishor launches Jan Suraj Party's 'American Chapter,' pledging to address Bihar's challenges with a focus on education reform and alcohol ban, despite setbacks in recent by-elections.

Speaking virtually to the Bihari diaspora after inaugurating the US chapter of Jan Suraaj, the former Kishore expressed confidence in his party's chances of winning the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections

Jan Suraaj leader Prashant Kishor has said Bihar is "literally a failed state" which is in "deep shit" and tremendous efforts are required for its all-round development.

Addressing the diaspora, the former poll strategist Prashant Kishor didn’t mince his words. “We have to realise that this (Bihar) is a state which is in deep shit," he said.

Prashant Kishor, leader of Jan Suraaj, called Bihar a 'failed state' needing significant efforts for development. In interaction with the Bihari diaspora, he detailed his party's plans ahead of the 2025 elections,

He criticised the prevailing hopelessness in Bihar’s society, attributing it to the constant struggle for survival, which he said overshadowed aspirations for progress.

In a virtual interaction with the Bihari diaspora in the US, Prashant Kishor labeled Bihar a 'failed state' and outlined the urgent need for transformation. He expressed confidence in his party Jan Suraaj's prospects for the 2025 elections.

Jan Suraaj leader Prashant Kishor has said Bihar is "literally a failed state" which is in "deep shit" and tremendous efforts are required for its all-round development.

During an address to the Bihari diaspora in the US, political strategist Prashant Kishor characterized Bihar as a "failed state," drawing parallels to Sudan and emphasizing the state's dire need for development.