The newly formed Jan Suraaj Party, founded by election strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor, faced a major setback in the 2025 Bihar Assembly Election, failing to secure a single seat despite contesting in almost all 243 constituencies.

Kishor had indicated that he might contest from Raghopur or Kargahar, but ultimately decided against fighting the elections.

“The members of the party have decided that I should focus on working for the victory of the other candidates of the party, so I am not contesting the elections,” Kishor told ANI when asked about his decision.

Prashant Kishor officially launched the Jan Suraaj Party in Patna on October 2, 2024, stating that the party had been active since 2022.

At the time, Kishor had vowed that if elected to power, he would immediately li

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