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It will not be easy to open a third front in Bihar...?
Prashant Kishor, who is active in giving a new direction to the political culture of Bihar, has announced that his organization Jan Suraj will be transformed into a political party on october 2. To realize the dream of forming a government in the state in 2025, Kishor has taken a wonderful initiative to balance the caste equation. He said that the tenure of the state president of Jan Suraj will be one year. The leadership of the state will be handed over to all the social groups i.e. Dalit, Muslim, extremely backward, backward and upper caste in turn.
Bihar has been the center of caste politics
It is difficult to say at the moment how successful this kind of political experiment of prashant kishor, who has earned fame as an election strategist, will be in Bihar. However, if the politics of the state was so simple, the tune of caste census would not have been heard. After the defeat of congress in the assembly elections in 1990, power came into the hands of those who were not interested in economic development. The implication of Congress's defeat was explained to their supporters by the leaders of Janata Dal in such a way that social revenge became the destiny of Bihar.
When the then prime minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh had to face challenges in his party, he announced the implementation of Mandal Commission's recommendations to protect his position. Then the people of entire North india were scorched in the fire of such irresponsible decision. This decision proved to be a boon for the leaders of backward classes of Bihar. They made the social structure a permanent basis of the political process.