Prashant Kishor Reminds Mithila Brahmins of Muslim Support, Questions BJP Switch
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Prashant Kishore said that there was a time when Muslims, Dalits, and even people from backward communities stood with Brahmins and voted for them. But as soon as the Brahmin community took up the BJP's banner, the support of voters, who constitute approximately 20 percent of the Muslim population, shifted away from them.
Prashant Kishor reminds Mithila Brahmins of Muslim support, questions BJP switch
Jan Suraaj founder and MLA Prashant Kishor walked into Mithila's heartland and questioned its famed Brahmin community's declining fortunes, loyalties to established parties and obsession with past glory. His blunt remarks on jobs, Brahmin political representation and Muslims once supporting the community, have earned him both applause and criticism.
Jansuraj founder Prashant Kishore's statement regarding the Brahmin community is currently in the news. Addressing a Maithili intellectual symposium held in Mahinam village, Darbhanga, he raised several questions about the current social, educational, and political status of the Brahmin community. His statement is now rapidly going viral on social media. Prashant Kishore stated that the true strength of the Brahmin community lies not in the axe …
Prashant Kishor questioned the political strategy of Brahmins. He claimed that aligning with the BJP had weakened the community's long-standing support for Muslim votes. He also reminded them of their true strength.
Prashant Kishor Questions Brahmins' Political Choices
Prashant Kishor, the founder of the Jan Suraaj Party, recently addressed the Mithila Brahmins in Bihar, highlighting the community’s declining economic status despite their historical political representation. Kishor questioned why Brahmins, who make up approximately 3-4 per cent of Bihar’s population, continue to face economic hardships even after electing Brahmin MLAs and MPs over the years. His remarks were made during a gathering in Darbhang…
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