KKN Gurugram Desk | As Bihar gears up for the 2025 Assembly elections, political strategist and Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has intensified his criticism of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Kishor’s recent statements questioning Kumar’s mental and physical fitness have stirred significant political discourse, raising concerns about leadership and governance in the state.
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Kishor Questions Nitish Kumar’s Leadership Capabilities
Prashant Kishor has openly challenged Nitish Kumar’s ability to govern, labeling him as “physically tired and mentally unfit.” He has urged the Chief Minister to resign, citing concerns over his cognitive abilities and suggesting that Kumar is no longer in control of the state’s administration. Kishor’s remarks have added fuel to the ongoing political debates in Bihar.
Demand for Medical Bulletin on CM’s Health
In a bold move, Kishor has demanded the release of a medical bulletin detailing Nitish Kumar’s mental health status. He argues that transparency regarding the Chief Minister’s health is essential for public trust and effective governance. This demand has intensified the scrutiny of Kumar’s leadership as the elections approach.
Political Reactions and Counterattacks
Kishor’s statements have elicited strong reactions from various political parties:
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BJP: Questioned Kishor’s motives and criticized his approach.
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JD(U): Defended Nitish Kumar, dismissing Kishor’s allegations as baseless.
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RJD and Congress: Accused Kishor of attempting to destabilize the political environment for personal gain.
These responses highlight the contentious nature of Bihar’s political landscape in the lead-up to the elections.
Jan Suraaj’s Electoral Ambitions
Despite facing setbacks in previous elections, Kishor remains steadfast in his political aspirations. He has announced plans to contest all 243 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections, positioning Jan Suraaj as a viable alternative to established parties. Kishor’s campaign focuses on systemic change and addressing governance issues in Bihar.
Prashant Kishor’s aggressive critique of Nitish Kumar has undeniably shaken Bihar’s political scene. As the state approaches the 2025 elections, the unfolding dynamics between Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party and established political entities will be pivotal in shaping the future governance of Bihar.
