Pawan Singh’s wife Jyoti Singh met Prashant Kishore, said – do not want ticket:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Bihar Elections: Amidst the election excitement in Bihar politics, a new face has now become a topic of discussion. Jyoti Singh, wife of Bhojpuri film superstar Pawan Singh, has met famous election strategist Prashant Kishore. This meeting took place when Prashant Kishore was running his ‘Jan Suraj Campaign’ in Bihar. Since this meeting, speculations were being made whether Jyoti Singh is also going to enter politics and is preparing to contest elections.

What did Jyoti Singh say?

However, Jyoti Singh has put an end to all these speculations and made it clear that the purpose of her meeting with Prashant Kishore is not to contest any election or to get a ticket from any party. She clearly said, “I am not asking for a ticket, but I want to raise the voice of women.” It is clear from his statement that his focus is on women empowerment and raising issues related to the women of Bihar.

Why is this meeting important?

Jyoti Singh’s meeting with Prashant Kishore could have many meanings:

  1. Focus on women’s issues: If Jyoti Singh really wants to raise the voice of women, it can bring a positive change in the politics of Bihar, where women’s issues often do not get that much priority.
  2. Support to Jan Suraj Abhiyan: Prashant Kishor’s ‘Jan Suraj Abhiyan’ is exploring a new political option in Bihar. A celebrity like Jyoti Singh joining or supporting his campaign can give new momentum to the campaign.
  3. Pawan Singh’s influence: Jyoti Singh’s association with superstar Pawan Singh gives her an identity, which can be used to raise women’s issues on a bigger platform.
  4. Possibility of entry into politics: Even though Jyoti Singh has refused to ask for the ticket, raising women’s issues in politics is also a part of active politics. This may also create possibilities for him to contest elections in the future.

It will be interesting to see what impact this initiative of Jyoti Singh has in the politics of Bihar and whether it can really give a strong platform to the voices of women.