Updated On: 15 October, 2025 03:01 PM IST | Patna | mid-day online correspondent
Amid speculation over his political plans, Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor announced he will not contest the Bihar assembly elections. He emphasized this collective decision aims at the party's greater good, adding that a tally below 150 seats will be considered a defeat

Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor, left, with party National President Uday Singh during release of the party’s second list of candidates. Pic/PTI
Amid all the political buzz created around Prashant Kishor contesting the Bihar assembly elections, the Jan Suraaj Party founder on Wednesday announced that he will not be contesting the assembly polls. While speaking to the media, he claimed that it was a collective decision taken by the party for its greater good.
While expressing his views on contesting the election during a one-on-one interview, the former political strategist said that a "tally of less than 150 seats" for Jan Suraaj will be considered a defeat, as cited by news agency PTI.