Bihar's well-known YouTuber and political figure Manish Kashyap announced live on Facebook on June 8 that he is no longer an active member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Manish had joined the BJP just before last year's Lok Sabha elections. It has been a month since Manish announced his departure from the BJP. Since then, there have been speculations about his next move. Now the picture has become clear.
Manish Kashyap is set to become a member of Jan Suraj today. On July 7, Manish Kashyap will officially join Jan Suraj at the Digital Warrior Assembly held in Bapu Bhawan, Patna, the capital of Bihar. Manish has already hinted at this by posting pictures with Prashant Kishor, the architect of Jan Suraj, and national president Uday Singh on his official social media handle, Platform X, at midnight.
What has Manish Kashyap posted?
Without specifically mentioning Jan Suraj or the Digital Warrior Assembly, Manish Kashyap posted on social media Platform X, writing - "On the 7th at Bapu Sabhagar. We will rekindle extinguished hopes, bring light to every home... We will ease the pain of migration, and create a new Bihar once again."
On the 7th, Jan Suraj's Digital Warrior Assembly will be organized at Bapu Bhawan. In the photos, Manish is seen with Jan Suraj's architect Prashant Kishor and Uday Singh, which serves as a confirmation that Manish Kashyap is joining Jan Suraj. Approximately 10,000 people are invited to this event organized by Jan Suraj.
Contesting Assembly Election from Chanpatia
Just a week ago, Tripurari Kumar Tiwari, also known as Manish Kashyap, confirmed in an exclusive interview with Bihar Tak that he will contest from the Chanpatia Assembly seat. Manish Kashyap has increased his activities in Chanpatia. Recently, he showed the ongoing road work in Chanpatia to the officials of the National Highway Authority of India and demanded rectification within seven days.
Manish contested from the Chanpatia seat in the Bihar elections 2020 as an independent candidate and garnered over nine thousand votes. The Chanpatia Assembly seat is considered a stronghold of the NDA, especially the Bharatiya Janata Party.
