The JD (U)’s strong reaction comes in the backdrop of party’s national vice-president Prashant Kishor, who is also an election strategist, deciding to assist Mamata Banerjee. read more

While Kishor, a poll-strategist, accompanied Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar at the meeting, he did not offer any explanation. read more

At the meet, Kishor was sitting beside CM Nitish Kumar, who is also the JD(U) national president. However, there was no explanation from the master poll startegist as he did not speak during the meet. read more

Kishor is the JD(U) national vice-president. He was inducted into the party in September 2017. He runs a company that provides support to different political parties at the time of elections. read more

BJP boss Amit Shah has predicted that the stunning performance was proof that the party was well on its way to win the next assembly election and form the government in 2021. read more

Kishor’s meeting with Banerjee comes roughly two weeks after the BJP bagged 18 seats in the state, sending shockwaves through the TMC. read more

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Prashant Kishor and his India Political Action Committee team did wonders for the YSRC by meticulously helping it build the organisation right from the polling booth level. read more

Rabri had claimed he had met RJD chief on Nitish’s behalf with a proposal to merge two parties, declare a PM face. read more

Rabri Devi on Friday claimed that Kishor had met her husband Lalu Prasad with the proposal that the RJD and Nitish Kumar’s JD-U merge and the new entity thus formed declare its “prime ministerial candidate” ahead of the Lok Sabha polls. read more

Nitish Kumar had last year walked out of the Grand Alliance, which was formed upon his party’s partnership with the RJD and the Congress. He re-joined the BJP-led NDA. read more

Nitish Kumar had severed his ties with the Grand Alliance in July, 2017, less than two years after his partnership with arch rival Prasad and the Congress succeeded in delivering a crushing defeat to the BJP-led NDA in the assembly polls. read more

The campaigning will begin days after JD (U) vice president, Prashant Kishor, on Friday said he will not be looking after the party’s campaign. read more

What prompted this new ‘admission’ on part of Kishor or whether he had made up his mind to stay away from elections is not known, as he did not pick up phone despite repeated attempts. read more

Conceptualised and designed by Prashant Kishor’s firm I-PAC, the town-hall style interaction will see Sena leader and Yuva Sena chief Aaditya Thackeray talk to the youth as part of Sena’s Lok Sabha campaign. read more