Prashant Kishor is a name familiar to anyone with even a basic interest in Indian politics. After years as a political strategist, he is now preparing for a direct role in politics. In Bihar, his party Jan Suraaj will contest the upcoming elections.
Kishor launched Jan Suraaj after spending three years as a strategist for top parties like the BJP, Congress, BRS, and YSRCP. His experience in shaping campaigns has made him a high-demand consultant across India.
As Bihar polls approach, BJP MP Sanjay Jaiswal raised questions about Jan Suraaj’s finances. Kishor responded by saying he did not come to Bihar for money. He revealed that he once charged political parties Rs 11 crore for just two hours of consultation.
He described it as the strength of Bihar’s youth. Kishor further disclosed that he earned Rs 241 crore in total, paid Rs 31 crore as GST, Rs 20 crore in income tax, and donated Rs 98 crore to Jan Suraaj.
Kishor stressed that all funds for Jan Suraaj are transparent and received from proper sources. His financial revelations have now become a major talking point in political circles ahead of the elections.
