Kumar Bahukhandi
Election strategist Prashant Kishor’s party ‘Jan Suraaj Party’ will try its luck in the Bihar Assembly Elections to be held next year. Jan Suraaj Party will contest elections on all the assembly seats of Bihar. Prashant Kishor is running Jan Suraaj Abhiyan to gain a foothold in Bihar politics. Recently, in the ‘Jan Suraaj’ Mahila Samvad program organised in Bapu Auditorium of Bihar’s capital Patna, Prashant Kishor introduced his wife Jahnavi Das to the people for the first time. During this, he made many revelations about his better half.
For the first time in the ‘Jan Suraj’ Mahila Samvad program organised in Bapu Auditorium, Prashant Kishor called his wife and said that your brother is able to work because a woman is taking care of the family from behind. Similarly, men in ‘Jan Suraj’ are also able to work because women like her are standing behind them. When you are carrying our burden, it is our duty to ensure that you get more than your rights. It is because of your support that men are able to do something good.
Prashant Kishor further said that we have been walking on foot for 2 years leaving our home and family. We are able to do this work because a woman like her is our wife. She is a doctor and has left her practice and taken the responsibility of the family. She said me to go and do whatever you want to do in Bihar, I will take the responsibility of the family. Today I have called my wife to introduce her to you.
Know about Jahnavi Das
Let us inform you that Prashant Kishore’s wife Jahnavi Das is from Assam state and is a doctor by profession. Prashant and Jahnavi met while working together in the UN’s health program. This meeting turned into friendship and then love. After some time, the couple got married. The couple also has a son. Currently, Jahnavi left her medical profession and lives with Prashant and son in Bihar.
Prashant will give tickets to 40 women
Prashant Kishor, founder of Jan Suraj, has said that in the assembly elections to be held in Bihar next year, his organisation will field at least 40 women in the state. Prashant Kishore, founder of Indian Political Action Committee (IPAC), has already announced that his Jan Suraj campaign will transform into a political party and contest the Bihar assembly elections to be held next year.
