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Prashant Kishor, the founder of the Jan Suraaj Party, said before of the Bihar Assembly elections that he had worked to elect 10 chief ministers and that he is now pursuing his own goal rather than working hard to become a chief minister. He said that he would see Bihar as “developed” if workers from Punjab and Haryana came to work there. I want to be the CM, according to certain people. You don’t know me, however. I’ve worked hard to create ten CMs. I’m working hard now to fulfill my ambition rather than to become a CM. Speaking at a rally in Saran on Wednesday, Prashant Kishor said, “I have a dream to achieve, and I will consider Bihar developed when people from Haryana and Punjab will come to Bihar for employment.”

Ahead of the Assembly elections scheduled for later this year, Bihar saw a number of political happenings on Tuesday, including the election of Uday Singh, often known as Pappu Singh, a former member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), as the national president of the Jan Suraaj Party, which is run by Prashant Kishor.

In an interview with ANI, Uday Singh emphasized that the party would endeavor to spread its message to the general public and expects that they will comprehend their point and work together to promote decent administration in Bihar. “We will work hard to convey our message to the public and hope that the public understands our point, cooperates, brings change in Bihar and forms a good government” , he said. Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor, meanwhile, said he was pleased that Uday Singh had been elected as the party’s national president. Kishor expressed his hope that Uday Singh will use his background and join a larger organization to help Bihar.

“The people of Jan Suraaj and Bihar, not just us, hope that he would apply his expertise and join a larger platform to help Bihar… We anticipate and hope that he will advance not only Jan Suraaj but all of Bihar,” Prashant Kishor said.