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Meet Prabal Pratap :

> Just a common man
> Wanted to file an FIR against an ACP
> Knocked on every door for justice
> First, the Special CJM rejected his complaint
> Then the Allahabad High Court dismissed it
> The Supreme Court also dismissed it
> After losing hope in every court
> Bro was completely frustrated with the system
> Risked his own career
> Did what millions only think about it
> And expressed his anger inside the Supreme Court
> Showed the judiciary its place
> Replaced Your Honour with "Mr judicial servant
> And ordering judges to file an fir against ACP vikas nagar
> Then threw the documents inside the Supreme Court
> And said ye de dena macharord CJI ko

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Things a man does for his family :

> Works a job he doesn’t love
> Skips his own wants
> Misses festivals, lives far from home
> Smiles on the call, even when tired
> No applaus
> No complaints.

That’s Mard Life. 💔

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BJPigs and so-called GC activists who run the BJP narrative whenever elections are near are now spreading a half-cut clip of Prashant Kishor’s statement on reservation.

They are just running their propaganda to keep BJP safe.

Here is the full video, where he is also clearly talking about what reforms we need in the reservation system.

Even most political parties and leaders don’t have this much clarity on reservation and the reforms needed.

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First in my bloodline to see an MLA bring the State Chief Secretary, DGP, UDC Commissioner, PMC Commissioner and ADG together to address a constituency-level problem.

Prashant kishor 🗿

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Condition of Genral and OBC under the Modi government :

> You can be abused openly
> Your mother and sister can be threatened
> You can’t even protect your family without fearing legal
> If you try to defend in same way
> You can be booked under the SC/ST Act
> You can’t peacefully raise your voice
> You can’t freely protest
> If you protest
> you can face police action on Day 1
> You can be beaten up on Day 1
> You can be detained on Day 1
> You can even be jailed for demanding your rights

And then they call it democracy .

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Meet Harsh Dubey, A BJP-planted protestor :

> Suddenly appeared in the media

> Media started giving him space

> BJP IT Cell promoted him more than GCs

> Same media & IT Cell ignored the UGC rollback issue for months

> BJP first sent him to hijack the CJP protest but he failed

> Then entered the GCs’ movement against the gov

> Started talking about UGC & reservation reform - Issues GCs have been raising for years

> Media made him the face of the anti-UGC movement

> Now joined the GC protest at Jantar Mantar

> Met BJP leaders within a day ,Something ordinary protesters couldn’t do

> Now there are reports that his father may get an MLA ticket from BJP

> everything he is doing is simply for an MLA ticket for his father

How did he get media coverage and political access so quickly?

At this point, it genuinely looks like he was brought in to divide and destroy the anti-UGC & reservation reform movement.

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BPSC TRE-4 students are protesting peacefully in Bihar Patna , But :

> No national media coverage
> No big food funding like CJP protest
> No food funding like JPSC protest
> No celebrities talking about them
> Almost nobody is talking about them
> They are struggling for daily foods

If we care about students and their future, we should care about every student protest , not just the ones that get political or media hype.

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Bihar Mid-Day Meal :

In an era where you can’t even get a cup of tea or a small bottle of water for ₹6–7, the Bihar government is spending just ₹6.78 per student on the mid-day meal.

Think about that.

How is a child supposed to get a nutritious meal in ₹6.78 ?

> MLAs and MPs get salaries, allowances and multiple facilities from public money
> Leaders get treatment, travel and other benefits
> But when it comes to feeding children, every rupee suddenly becomes too expensive.

If we can spend so much on facilities for politicians, why can’t we spend a little more on the food our children eat?

Children deserve nutrition, not just a meal that fits the budget.

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Prashant Kishor exposed the Gujarat-centric development model under the BJP central government

While Gujarat keeps getting major investments and projects, Bihar is still struggling with unemployment and large-scale labour migration.

Bihar has been voting for the BJP for more than a decade, yet the government has failed to create enough opportunities to stop people from leaving the state for jobs. Bihar remains one of the major migrant-origin states.

This raises a simple question:

Why does Gujarat seem to get priority when other states like Bihar are still waiting for serious industrial investment and employment opportunities?

And recently, even K. Annamalai raised a similar concern, saying that every project cannot simply go to Gujarat.

Every educated leader who genuinely puts the interests of their home state above party politics should ask this question.

Development should not be Gujarat vs Bihar.

Every state deserves equal opportunity.

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Prashant Kishor just after winning the Bankipur election :

> Announced 10k jobs for local youth
> Started collecting CVs
> Then went door to door
> Heard people’s problems
> Took their issues directly to the DGP
> Raised traffic, sukha nasha & illegal collection from shops

He didn’t win and disappear.

He came back, listened to people and started working.

Prashant Kishor isn’t stopping.

He’s setting a new bar for what an MLA should do.

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Prashant Kishor literally cooked the reporter who tried to target him over his caste.

The reporter thought he would trap him with caste politics.

PK simply turned the question around and exposed the mindset behind it. He directly asked, Why didn’t you ever attack Yogi ji over his caste?

Bro always comes prepared.

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Imagine the condition of people who don’t even know the name of the MP they voted for.

They voted in the name of Modi, not for their local representative.

And after the election, they even forgot why they voted.

This is what happens when democracy becomes about a face, not accountability.

One of the best things about Prashant Kishor is that wherever he goes, he makes people aware and helps them realise the value of their vote.

He doesn’t just ask people to vote , he makes them understand why their vote matters.

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Prashant Kishor is the most fearless leader in current Indian politics.

> Bro speaks fearlessly
> Bro doesn’t speak without facts
> Bro doesn’t care who is sitting on the other side

Bro calls out the first BJP CM of Bihar without hesitation

That’s what real political courage looks like

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Dustbin scam in Bihar :

> Market price of a 45L dustbin is ₹700–₹800.

> Market price of a 75L dustbin is ₹1,000–₹1,100.

> But Bihar government’s budget for a 45L dustbin is ₹11,000 and for a 75L dustbin is ₹15,000.

Imagine the level of corruption. They are even looting basic things like dustbins. This is BJP Bihar gov for you

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Some youth in India today :

> Never read about Gandhi
> Don’t even know their own graduation subjects
> Learn everything from WhatsApp University
> Believe whatever BJP propaganda shows them
> And then confidently argue that Mahatma Gandhi broke India

The confidence is impressive. The knowledge is missing.

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The best thing about Prashant Kishor is that he didn’t promise 10,000 jobs to 10,000 families in Bankipur during the election campaign just to get votes :

> And just a week after the election, he announced 10,000 jobs for local youth.

> He didn’t use unemployed youth as a vote bank.

> He didn’t make fake promises just to win an election.

> He is making people aware of their rights.

> He is putting pressure on the other 242 MLAs of Bihar to work for their constituencies.

He talked about a plan, gave people hope, and said he would be accountable

And now, he is giving his best for the people.

This is something we rarely see in Indian politics from any leader.

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Prashant Kishor did in one week what most MLAs in India can't even think about :

> Won the Bankipur by-election
> No big victory celebration
> Disappeared for a week
> Came back to Bankipur
> Now meeting people door to door
> Announced 10,000 jobs for local youth
> Asked educated unemployed youth to send their CVs
> Promised to end ration card corruption within 3 months
> Promised ₹1,100 pension for every elderly person
> Promised to improve government schools within one year
> And if government schools aren’t good enough, poor children can study in private schools without their families worrying about fees.

Won the election, but didn’t forget why people voted for him.

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Reporter wanted Prashant Kishor to thank Modi ji for Jan Dhan accounts.

Prashant Kishor completely cooked Modi media and reminded her that India’s progress is not the contribution of one man. Many Indian leaders have contributed far more to this country than Modi ever could , especially he took Nehru ji name to cook godi media , That was a proper lesson for godi media.

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Prashant Kishor exposed one of the biggest flaws in Indian politics.

Political space in India is slowly disappearing for ordinary people and families :

> 1952 Lok Sabha: 26% of MPs were below 40.
> Today: Only 7.6% of MPs are below 40.

> But here’s the bigger problem: 67% of those 7.6% young MPs belong to political dynasties.

> In 1952 and 1957 and 1962 MPs above 70 were almost negligible.
> Today, they are around 17%.

> Many stay in politics until they are settled, and then make sure the political space is passed on to a family member.

Indian politics should be about public service, not a family business.

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Prashant Kishor in a sabha once said :

I can assure you that no one in Bihar will ever be ashamed because of my " chaal, charitra, aur chehra "

In today's politics, I've never seen a leader makes a statement like this with such confidence. It takes courage to ask people to judge you by your conduct, character, and public image.