On Monday, political strategist Prashant Kishor tweeted something that only hinted at his next move after the Congress broke off talks with him and said he wouldn’t join the party. He wants to help the 135-year-old party get back on its feet.
The message came a week after he turned down an offer from Congress to join a committee that would work on the 2024 general election. He wanted to be able to make significant changes, not small ones, sources said. Congress wanted to make small changes, not big ones.
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During a brief political stint four years ago, Mr. Kishor joined the party of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, but he left about 16 months later because he didn’t like him.
However, he left enough room for people to wonder if he would start a new political party or join an opposition group.
