Prashant Kishor Unleashes Scathing Critique on RJD's Abusive Tactics Against PM Modi

In a powerful and unsparing critique, political strategist Prashant Kishor has once again thrown a spotlight on the increasingly vitriolic nature of political discourse in Bihar, particularly aimed at the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and its leader, Tejashwi Yadav. Kishor's latest comments zero in on the RJD's perceived strategy of relentlessly attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi with abusive language, a tactic he argues is not only counterproductive but fundamentally misjudged.

Kishor, known for his incisive political commentary, highlighted the RJD's consistent use of harsh rhetoric against PM Modi.

He pointed out that despite being subjected to over 100 instances of personal attacks and abuses, the Prime Minister continues to resonate with a significant portion of the electorate. This, Kishor suggests, demonstrates a profound disconnect between the RJD's aggressive communication style and the sentiments of the common people.

During a recent interaction with the media, Kishor specifically referenced Tejashwi Yadav's controversial remarks comparing PM Modi to a 'dacoit' (robber).

He challenged the RJD leadership, asking if they truly believed that such derogatory labels would sway public opinion in their favor. Instead, Kishor posited, this approach alienates potential voters and detracts from the pressing issues that truly impact the lives of ordinary Biharis.

The seasoned strategist questioned the RJD's overarching electoral strategy, suggesting that their focus on personal attacks overshadows any substantive policy discussions or proposals for Bihar's development.

He emphatically stated that while the RJD might find a certain satisfaction in hurling abuses, it does little to address the real problems of the state – be it employment, education, or healthcare.

Kishor's analysis underscores a crucial point: in the political arena, sustained personal attacks can often backfire, solidifying support for the targeted individual rather than eroding it.

He implied that the RJD's continued reliance on such tactics reveals a deeper flaw in their understanding of the electorate and a missed opportunity to engage with voters on issues of genuine concern.

This latest intervention by Prashant Kishor serves as a stern reality check for the RJD, urging them to reconsider their confrontational approach.

It emphasizes the need for a shift towards a more constructive and issue-based political discourse, one that prioritizes the welfare of the people of Bihar over the exchange of personal barbs.