Prashant Kishor resigns as principal advisor to Punjab CM Amarinder Singh

PK said that he hasn't made up his mind about his next move.

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In a major development to speculations of Prashant Kishor joining Congress, the poll strategist has resigned as principal adviser to Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh. Prashant Kishor penned a letter to Capt and said that he wishes to take a "temporary break from active role in public life."

Prashant Kishor, in the letter to CM also said that he hasn't made up his mind about his next move.

"As you are aware, I have been unable to take up the responsibilities as your Principal Advisor due to my decision to take a brief break from active role in public life. Since I am yet to decide on my future course of action, I write to request you to kindly relieve me from this responsibility," said Mr Kishor.

Lets us tell you, there has been a slew of rumours about Kishor joining Congress. Last month, top leaders of Congress held a meeting to discuss what role could be offered to PK, in case he wishes to join hands.

Reportedly, PK is said to have outlined a strategy for the Congress party, including a role for himself. Prashant Kishor, according to several media reports, wants to be more involved in the Congress party's electoral strategy, coordination, management, and alliance-making decisions.

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Kishor also wants to formally join the Congress, and negotiations are currently taking place concerning the revival plan and how to move forward with Kishor's proposal.

During a meeting with Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, Kishor presented a reform and revival plan to them, earlier in July. Kishor was also said to have met Priyanka Gandhi.

According to a popular English Daily, the Congress party is debating a reform and revival plan suggested by political strategist Prashant Kishor. Kishor's strategy is aimed at making the party battle-ready for the 2024 general elections when it would face off against Modi and the BJP's political machinery.


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