Jan Suraaj explores Delhi chapter: Prashant Kishor to be felicitated on Sunday
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Jan Suraaj is evaluating the possibility of contesting elections in Delhi following a recent victory in Bankipur.
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- Jan Suraaj is considering an expansion into the political landscape of Delhi.
- The party plans to assess its electoral prospects in the capital before making any decision to participate in future elections.
- Prashant Kishor is scheduled to be felicitated on Sunday for the party's recent win in the Bankipur constituency.
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Kumar Shantanu
member of Jan Suraaj's core committee
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“There is a strong demand from people associated with Jan Suraaj in Delhi that the party establish a presence here. But tomorrow's event is primarily about felicitating Kishor for his Bankipur victory”
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…who identify with Kishor's political vision have been pressing for a Delhi chapter. Additionally, any move towards contesting elections in the capital would follow an assessment of the party's prospects here, he said. " There is a strong demand from people associated with Jan Suraaj in Delhi that the party establish a presence here. But tomorrow's event is primarily about felicitating Kishor for his Bankipur victory ," said Shantanu, who teaches Botany at Delhi University's Deshbandhu College. He noted that leaders of other political parties had not been invited to the closed-door event; however, anyone who wished to join was…
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NamedIndia · Bankipur · Bharatiya Janata Party · Delhi · Delhi University · Deshbandhu College · Neeraj Kumar · Jan Suraaj · J.P. Singh · Kumar Shantanu · Prashant Kishor · Tathagat Harsh Vardhan
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