Rahul Gandhi And Prashant Kumar: Trouble For Nitish Kumar?

In a whirlwind of political maneuvering, Rahul Gandhi has embarked on a relentless campaign in Bihar, visiting the state an impressive four times over the past five months. With fervor and determination, he is leaving no stone unturned, rallying party leaders and energising the grassroots cadre as he makes a compelling case that now is the time to assertively challenge the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and reclaim their lost ground. State Congress leaders are taken aback by Gandhi's vigorous activism, which stands in stark contrast to the party's previous electoral performance. In the last elections, the Congress party contested 70 seats but only managed to secure a disappointing 19, inviting sharp criticisms from rival factions who have pointed fingers at Rahul Gandhi for this lackluster show. It appears he is resolutely set on avenging this setback and reclaiming power from the NDA, driven by an insatiable hunger for political victory source says. Adding to the dynamic is Prashant Kishor, whose Jan Suraj Party is carving into Nitish Kumar's entrenched stronghold. His strategic ambitions imply that the upcoming election will be a hard-fought battleground. Analysts predict that unless the NDA presents a united front, projecting strength and cohesiveness to the public, they will face an uphill battle in the looming political contest source says.