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'Take it away, give me Rs 25 lakh per day instead': Prashant Kishor on row over vanity van at BPSC protest site

IndiaTimes Saturday, 4 January 2025
Prashant Kishor, on an indefinite hunger strike at Patna’s Gandhi Maidan over the alleged Bihar Public Service Commission exam question paper leak, defends a luxury vanity van, stating it fulfills practical needs during his fast. Kishor vows to continue his protest despite mounting pressure and an FIR lodged against him.
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News video: Did Bihar Police Slap Prashant Kishor During Arrest? |Newbie Politician Breaks Silence After Release

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 Political strategist and Jan Suraj leader Prashant Kishor has reportedly broken his silence on allegations that he was slapped by Bihar police during a recent event. The incident has sparked a wave of political controversy, with Kishor accusing the authorities of high-handedness and...

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