Santosh Singh
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Bankipur votes in critical bypoll: Can Prashant Kishor flip BJP bastion? (opens the original)
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A government servant who cast her vote at a thinly attended polling booth in Patna on Friday for the Bankipur bypoll refused to reveal her preference but observed with a tone of resignation: “Sab ke aankhon par BJP ki patti padhi hai (Everyone is wearing BJP blindfolds).” Yet, just a few kilometres away, a voter was heard repeating “jai Jan Suraaj, jai Prashant” as he entered a booth in a locality with a substantial Muslim population. As voters trickled into polling booths on voting day for the
Prashant Kishor’s ‘AI video’ claim, BJP chief’s temple visits — last day in a busy Bihar campaign (opens the original)
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Campaigning for the Bankipur Assembly bypoll ended on Tuesday, with parties making a final push in what has emerged as a triangular contest with Jan Suraaj Party (JSP) founder Prashant Kishor entering the fray against the BJP and RJD candidates. The bypoll was necessitated after long-time Bankipur MLA Nitin Nabin joined the Rajya Sabha following his elevation as national president of the BJP earlier this year. On Tuesday, Nabin visited temples across the constituency as he stayed in the forefron
Bihar moves to withdraw protest FIRs, drop legal action (opens the original)
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Days after mass protests against the alleged NEET paper leaks and amid reports of detentions of demonstrators, Bihar government on Monday said it has decided to not take any punitive or legal action. In a statement, the government said no “punitive, retaliatory, or adverse legal action” will be taken against any person who participated in these protests in Bihar “prior to 6:00 PM on July 26, 2026”. The statement comes hours after the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) warned of fresh protests over mult
‘Enough of caste’: BJP faces the Prashant Kishor test in fortress Bankipur (opens the original)
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“Among a hundred drunken elephants, we need a camel.” That is how a general store owner near Kadam Kuan sums up the mood ahead of the July 30 Assembly bypoll in Patna’s Bankipur. Requesting anonymity for the fear of antagonising local BJP leaders, he says his family has voted for the BJP for years but plans to back Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor this time. “We are traditional BJP voters, but this time we have a much better choice in Kishor,” he says. His sentiment reflects an undercurr
Bihar exam protests turn violent: Lathicharge, stone pelting in three districts after Jantar Mantar rally (opens the original)
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As lathi charge and water cannons met protesters in Bihar for the second consecutive day in a spillover of the Jantar Mantar protest, criticism has grown against the Bharatiya Janata Party and the NDA government for its handling of the situation. This comes as the BJP and its ally Janata Dal (United) appealed for calm, with the former urging protesters to “refrain” from using foul language during the protest. Thousands of protesters in Katihar, Darbhanga and Begusarai marched against alleged irr
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