Jan Swaraj Organizes First Post-Election Meeting in Samastipur to Strengthen Organization and Prepare for Prashant Kishor's Arrival A meeting organized by the Jan Swaraj party was held in Samastipur following the recent assembly elections, focusing on strengthening the organization at the grassroots level and preparing for the arrival of party leader Prashant Kishor on June 4. The event, chaired by district president Satyanarayan Sahni and convened by Niranjana Thakur, brought together party officials, workers, and representatives from various local groups to discuss strategies for expanding the party’s presence and engaging with voters. The primary objective of the meeting was to reinforce the party’s organizational structure across all levels, from village councils to district headquarters. Sahni emphasized that a strong party organization is essential for political success, stating that Jan Swaraj aims to establish an active and empowered network at the panchayat, block, and legislative assembly levels. Under national leadership directives, the party plans to restructure and expand its teams, creating new units at the ward, panchayat, block, and assembly constituency levels. These teams will be tasked with mobilizing youth, women, and new recruits to take on key responsibilities within the organization. The discussion also highlighted the need to launch a grassroots outreach campaign to address local grievances and disseminate the party’s ideological message. Sahni urged workers to engage directly with communities, listen to people’s concerns, and ensure that the party’s vision reaches households. He noted that Jan Swaraj is playing a significant role as a strong opposition force in Bihar, challenging the ruling government on issues of public importance.#samastipur #prashant_kishor #jan_swaraj #satyanarayan_sahni #niranjana_thakur
Akhilesh Yadav Cuts I-PAC Ties For 2027 UP Poll The Samajwadi Party has announced it will not collaborate with the election management firm I-PAC for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, marking a significant shift in its political strategy. Party leader Akhilesh Yadav stated the decision was driven by a lack of funding, though sources suggest the break-up also follows the arrest of Vinesh Chandel, a co-founder of I-PAC, in a money laundering case tied to an alleged coal scam in West Bengal. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of I-PAC’s operations and its role in recent election campaigns. I-PAC, founded by poll strategist Prashant Kishor, had been working with the Samajwadi Party to target constituencies where the party faced narrow margins of defeat in the 2022 elections. However, Yadav’s party will reportedly continue its electoral efforts through Showtime, a second firm with which it signed a contract two months prior. When asked about the I-PAC deal’s cancellation, Yadav humorously remarked, “We simply don’t have funds. If you (the media) give us funds, we can hire another company.” The decision to end the partnership with I-PAC follows the poor performance of two major opposition parties in recent state elections. The Trinamool Congress, which had previously collaborated with I-PAC, suffered a crushing defeat in Bengal, losing 207 of 294 seats to the BJP. Similarly, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) in Tamil Nadu was ousted by Vijay’s new Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, despite both Mamata Banerjee and MK Stalin losing their seats in strongholds. These results have raised questions about the effectiveness of I-PAC’s strategies and the broader opposition’s ability to challenge the BJP.#enforcement_directorate #akhilesh_yadav #ipac #vinesh_chandel #prashant_kishor
