Prashant Kishor (born 1977)[1] is an Indian political s... - dofaq.co
Prashant Kishor (born 1977)[1] is an Indian political s...Prashant Kishor (born 1977)[1] is an Indian political strategist and politician. He joined Janata Dal (United) in September 2018.[2][3] He was expelled from the party on 29 January 2020 for criticizing party head, Nitish Kumar's, supportive stand on Citizenship Amendment Act (2019).[4] Initially trained in public health, Kishor has worked for the United Nations for eight years before entering into Indian politics.[5][6]
Prashant Kishor, Sunil Kanugolu And Co: Poll Strategists Turn Campaign Makers
PM Modi, BJP not invincible but…: Prashant Kishor says Opposition missed ‘three distinct chances’ to stop saffron party | Mint
'Should take a step back': Political strategist Prashant Kishor's advise to Congress's Rahul Gandhi
Opinion: Why Prashant Kishor Is A 'Scrap'?..
On Prashant Kishor's ‘step back’ suggestion to Rahul Gandhi, Congress's curt reply
Prashant Kishor will praise anyone who pays him, says Botcha Satyanarayana
Rahul Gandhi should step aside if Congress does not get desired poll results: Prashant Kishor
Be ready for a surprise result coming from Bengal: Prashant Kishor
YSRCP vs Prashant Kishor: Strategy, success, and sudden rifts
"BJP May Be No. 1 Party In Bengal": Prashant Kishor's Big 2024 Prediction
Prashant Kishor advises Rahul Gandhi to ‘take a break’ from Congress for 5 years to… | Mint
Lok Sabha elections: BJP is going to be No. 1 party in West Bengal, says Prashant Kishor
Prashant Kishor's big prediction for BJP in Tamil Nadu, West Bengal ahead of Lok Sabha elections
Opposition missed chances, BJP to gain in east, south, may win over 300 seats: Prashant Kishor
In Prashant Kishor's Big Poll Prediction, East, South Warning For Opposition
Will BJP cross 370-mark in Lok Sabha elections? Prashant Kishor hints at PM Modi's 'psychological warfare' | Mint
Congress Calls Prashant Kishor's Poll Prediction "Ludicrous, BJP-Sponsored"
Prashant Kishor says ‘majority is not in favour of PM Modi govt, still vote for BJP’. Here's why | Mint
How Strategist Prashant Kishor Reacted To Nitish Kumar's Latest Flip-Flop
