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Prashant Kishor

 

2 articles on India Vote Kar are tagged “Prashant Kishor”, published between September 2018 and September 2019. They are filed mainly under news, Congress. They are listed below, newest first, followed by related coverage and topics.

 

Mamata Tells TMC Leaders Not to Politicise Durga Pujas After Prashant Kishor’s Advice

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On Monday, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee told Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders associated with Durga Puja committees not to display banners or posters of any political party, including her own, in pandals across the state. The message to party leaders According to party insiders, the idea came from political strategist Prashant Kishor, who felt the party’s work, rather than individual leaders including Banerjee herself, should be put before the public at puja pandals. Banerjee conveyed the instruction at a meeting with senior leaders and Kishor at her Kalighat homeRead More


Prashant Kishor says he won’t work on any party’s 2019 campaign

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Election strategist Prashant Kishor said on Sunday that he would stay away from every political party’s campaign in the 2019 general election. Speaking to students of the Indian School of Business (ISB), he said he had spent enough time with leaders and wanted to return to grassroots work, and added that he was not entering politics. Why he is stepping back Kishor said he had wanted to leave the field for about two years but first wished to ensure his organisation, I-PAC, was in safe hands. The 41-year-old said heRead More