Big shock to Jan Suraj! After KC Sinha, these veteran leaders also left, joined BJP Major setback for Jan Suraj! After KC Sinha, these prominent leaders have also parted ways and joined the BJP.

In the politics of Bihar, the troubles of Prashant Kishor, the architect of ‘Jan Suraj’ campaign, are not showing any signs of diminishing. After KC Sinha leaving the party, now many other big faces of Jan Suraj have left Prashant Kishore. These leaders have officially joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). With senior leaders leaving the party one after the other, not only has there been a stir in Jan Suraj’s cadre, but many big questions have also been raised on Prashant Kishor’s election strategy and party formation exercise.

The series of ‘exits’ continues after KC Sinha

The leaders who played an important role in establishing Jan Suraj and strengthening it at the grassroots level, are now moving away from the vision of Prashant Kishore. KC Sinha’s departure was considered a big loss for the party, but now the joining of other veteran leaders in BJP has deepened this blow. Political experts say that this is not just an exodus of leaders, but is a sign of changing political equations in Bihar, where leaders are now turning to national parties to secure their future politics.

BJP launched ‘digital’ and ‘ground’ attack

Welcoming these leaders joining BJP, the top leadership of the party has called it a big achievement. The arrival of these leaders in BJP will not only help the party in understanding the internal strategy of Jan Suraj, but will also strengthen its hold in those areas where Prashant Kishor had been working hard for a long time. While joining BJP, these leaders of Jan Suraj raised questions on the working style of the present leadership and described the Prime Minister’s vision as better for the development of Bihar.

Prashant Kishor’s election challenge and the way forward

After these resignations, Prashant Kishore now faces the biggest challenge of keeping his team united. However, Prashant Kishore has always said that Jan Suraj is not a traditional party but a ‘movement’ and people coming and going in it will not make any difference to the organization. But the ground reality is telling something else. The leaders who have left the party were influential in the areas of Jan Suraj where PK wanted to build its strongest foundation. Will Jan Suraj be able to overcome this disintegration, or will more big leaders step aside in the coming days? Only time will tell.