Bihar is currently an election environment fast. All political parties are throwing full strength. Meanwhile, Prashant Kishore, the founder of Jan Suraj Party, claimed that if he did not agree in 2015, Tejashwi Yadav would not have become the Deputy Chief Minister. Prashant Kishore said that when the cabinet was formed in 2015, the names he opposed could not become a minister. At that time, the decisions were being done.

No ambition to become a minister
According to a news from India Today, he said that if he had to become a minister, he would have joined the government at that time. But their aim is not to become MLA or a minister, but to bring socio-political changes in Bihar.

Tejashwi and Nitish attacked
Prashant Kishore said that on the day Tejashwi Yadav was made Deputy Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar started seeing Vikas Purush in him. Alcohol ban and other issues disappeared and he felt like Bihar “Scotland”. He lashed out at Tejashwi and said that his aim is only to become MLA and a minister.

Prashant Kishore’s big election promise
During the election public meeting in Muzaffarpur, Prashant Kishore, the founder of Jan Suraj Party, promised the public that if his government was formed, then the elderly over the age of 60 years to 60 years would be given a monthly pension of Rs 2000. Also, the government will pay the fees of teaching children under 15 years of age in private schools, so that even the child of the poor can study in English medium school.

Employment scheme for youth in Bihar
Prashant Kishore also announced that 50 lakh youth of Bihar will be called back and they will be given employment in the state with a monthly wage of Rs 10-12 thousand. He said that this year, the last Diwali and Chhath of Bihar’s plight will be and the youth will not have to leave the family for jobs.