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Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Dissolves All Organisational Units After Bihar Poll Drubbing
The Jan Suraaj Party failed to open its account in the Bihar assembly polls, with most of its candidates losing their deposits.
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'You Have Votes, I Have Funds': Ajit Pawar's 'Threat' To Voters In Malegaon
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar set the cat among the pigeons while campaigning for local elections when he appeared to threaten voters, saying he would release funds he had promised only if all of his party's candidates were elected.
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In Bihar Rout, A Silver Lining For RJD: It Still Commands Muslim-Yadav Vote
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) may have suffered one of its biggest electoral setbacks in Bihar, but the Muslim-Yadav backing for the Lalu Yadav-led party has remained intact, showed an analysis of the election results by Ascendia Strategies.
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Amit Shah's "Saving Infiltrator" Jibe After Mamata Banerjee's SIR Plea
Some political parties are trying to "protect infiltrators" by hindering the process for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Friday.
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'Hope They Fulfil Promises': Tejashwi Yadav's 1st Remarks After Bihar Poll Drubbing
In his first comments after his party's drubbing in the Bihar elections, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has congratulated JDU leader Nitish Kumar for taking oath as the chief minister and said he hopes the new government will fulfil expectations.
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"Absolutely Not A Setback": PMK President Anbumani Ramadoss On Internal Rift
PMK President Anbumani Ramadoss has dismissed concerns that the party's internal conflict will weaken its chances in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election.
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"Will Win Polls If I Get Rs 100 Crore For Each Seat": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Loss
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor, whose Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account in its electoral debut in Bihar recently, claimed it would be easier to win the next elections if he is given Rs 100 crore for every single seat in the state
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"Like Abhimanyu In Chakravyuh": Prashant Kishor On Jan Suraaj's Bihar Poll Loss At NDTV
Prashant Kishor on Wednesday drew a parallel between his party's disappointing performance in the Bihar Assembly elections and the Mahabharata, asserting that setbacks would not deter his resolve to work for the state's transformation
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"You Don't Know How Stubborn I Am": PK's Imran Khan Example After Poll Rout
Days after the Jan Suraaj Party faced a drubbing in the Bihar election, its leader, Prashant Kishor, said there was "no question of stepping back without winning Bihar"
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Exclusive: Prashant Kishor Says Jan Suraaj Shifted Bihar's Politics From Caste To Jobs
Following Bihar Assembly Election result, Jan Suraaj Party chief Prashant Kishor on Wednesday said that his party succeeded in shifting the state's political discourse from caste to employment.
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"May Be A Mistake For Me To Not Contest": Prashant Kishor On Partys Bihar Rout
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor has expressed regret for not contesting the recently-held Bihar assembly elections, in which his Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account.
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"Won't Give Up, Haven't Slept Since Bihar Results": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"Haven't Been Able To Sleep Since Bihar Results Came In": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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Facing A Different India: Ahmed Patel's Daughter's Wake-Up Call To Congress
Mumtaz Patel, daughter of Congress' Ahmed Patel, has posted a wake-up message on social media platform X, reprimanding the party over its performance in the Bihar elections. Asked about the matter, she said the party needs to change with the times.
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Opinion | No, RJD Didn't Face A 'Conspiracy'. Here's The Math Behind Its Rout
Rather than pointing to electoral manipulation, the numbers reveal a party that spread its resources too thin, may have contested more seats than its support base could sustain.
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"Will Quit If JDU Fulfills 2 Lakhs Promise": Prashant Kishor After Bihar Loss
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj party contested 238 of Bihar's 243 Assembly seats but failed to win any of them.
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Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Dissolves All Organisational Units After Bihar Poll Drubbing
The Jan Suraaj Party failed to open its account in the Bihar assembly polls, with most of its candidates losing their deposits.
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'You Have Votes, I Have Funds': Ajit Pawar's 'Threat' To Voters In Malegaon
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar set the cat among the pigeons while campaigning for local elections when he appeared to threaten voters, saying he would release funds he had promised only if all of his party's candidates were elected.
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In Bihar Rout, A Silver Lining For RJD: It Still Commands Muslim-Yadav Vote
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) may have suffered one of its biggest electoral setbacks in Bihar, but the Muslim-Yadav backing for the Lalu Yadav-led party has remained intact, showed an analysis of the election results by Ascendia Strategies.
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Amit Shah's "Saving Infiltrator" Jibe After Mamata Banerjee's SIR Plea
Some political parties are trying to "protect infiltrators" by hindering the process for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Friday.
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'Hope They Fulfil Promises': Tejashwi Yadav's 1st Remarks After Bihar Poll Drubbing
In his first comments after his party's drubbing in the Bihar elections, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has congratulated JDU leader Nitish Kumar for taking oath as the chief minister and said he hopes the new government will fulfil expectations.
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"Absolutely Not A Setback": PMK President Anbumani Ramadoss On Internal Rift
PMK President Anbumani Ramadoss has dismissed concerns that the party's internal conflict will weaken its chances in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election.
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"Will Win Polls If I Get Rs 100 Crore For Each Seat": Prashant Kishor On Bihar Loss
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor, whose Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account in its electoral debut in Bihar recently, claimed it would be easier to win the next elections if he is given Rs 100 crore for every single seat in the state
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"Like Abhimanyu In Chakravyuh": Prashant Kishor On Jan Suraaj's Bihar Poll Loss At NDTV
Prashant Kishor on Wednesday drew a parallel between his party's disappointing performance in the Bihar Assembly elections and the Mahabharata, asserting that setbacks would not deter his resolve to work for the state's transformation
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"You Don't Know How Stubborn I Am": PK's Imran Khan Example After Poll Rout
Days after the Jan Suraaj Party faced a drubbing in the Bihar election, its leader, Prashant Kishor, said there was "no question of stepping back without winning Bihar"
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Exclusive: Prashant Kishor Says Jan Suraaj Shifted Bihar's Politics From Caste To Jobs
Following Bihar Assembly Election result, Jan Suraaj Party chief Prashant Kishor on Wednesday said that his party succeeded in shifting the state's political discourse from caste to employment.
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"May Be A Mistake For Me To Not Contest": Prashant Kishor On Partys Bihar Rout
Former election strategist Prashant Kishor has expressed regret for not contesting the recently-held Bihar assembly elections, in which his Jan Suraaj party failed to open an account.
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"Won't Give Up, Haven't Slept Since Bihar Results": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
"Haven't Been Able To Sleep Since Bihar Results Came In": Prashant Kishor To NDTV
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Facing A Different India: Ahmed Patel's Daughter's Wake-Up Call To Congress
Mumtaz Patel, daughter of Congress' Ahmed Patel, has posted a wake-up message on social media platform X, reprimanding the party over its performance in the Bihar elections. Asked about the matter, she said the party needs to change with the times.
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Opinion | No, RJD Didn't Face A 'Conspiracy'. Here's The Math Behind Its Rout
Rather than pointing to electoral manipulation, the numbers reveal a party that spread its resources too thin, may have contested more seats than its support base could sustain.
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"Will Quit If JDU Fulfills 2 Lakhs Promise": Prashant Kishor After Bihar Loss
Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj party contested 238 of Bihar's 243 Assembly seats but failed to win any of them.
