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A day after Weste Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee scroned at the Congress declaring that there is no UPA, political strategist and Prashant Kishor has heaped more insult to the Grand Old Party's injury.
Kishor, who helped strategise Mamata's landslide win over the BJP in West Bengal, has made a sharp attack on the Congress leadership and has called for deciding on the Opposition leadership democratically.
"The IDEA and SPACE that #Congress represents is vital for a strong opposition. But Congress’ leadership is not the DIVINE RIGHT of an individual especially, when the party has lost more than 90% elections in last 10 years. Let opposition leadership be decided Democratically," Kishor tweeted on Thursday.
The tweet is being seen as direct attack on the leadership of Rahul Gandhi.
The Congress and Trinamool relations tanked after Mamata's "there is no UPA" declaration on Wednesday. While senior party leader Kapil Sibal tweeted that Congress if the soul of UPA, party MP from West Bengal Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury called Mamata Banerjee "BJP's oxygen supplier" over rocking the opposition boat.
 

After Mamata's 'no UPA' scorn, Prashant Kishor heaps insult on Congress injury

After Mamata's 'no UPA' scorn, Prashant Kishor heaps insult on Congress injury. See details

Prashant Kishor's snarky tweet on Cong after Mamata scorn

Prashant&nbsp;Kishor's&nbsp;snarky&nbsp;tweet on Cong after Mamata&nbsp;scorn Prashant Kishor&nbsp;questions Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi's leadership
'Opposition leadership should be democratically decided'
"BJP's oxygen supplier": Congress hits back at Mamata

Mamata&nbsp;Vs Congress: Prashant Kishor's tweet is being seen as a direct attack on the leadership of Rahul Gandhi
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A day after West&nbsp;Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee scorned at the Congress declaring that there is no UPA, political strategist and Prashant Kishor has heaped more insult to the Grand Old Party's injury.
Kishor, who helped&nbsp;strategise&nbsp;Mamata's landslide win over the BJP in West Bengal, has made a sharp attack on the Congress leadership and has called for deciding on the Opposition leadership democratically.
"The IDEA and SPACE that #Congress represents is vital for a strong opposition. But Congress&rsquo; leadership is not the DIVINE RIGHT of an individual especially, when the party has lost more than 90% elections in last 10 years. Let opposition leadership be decided Democratically," Kishor tweeted on Thursday.
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The tweet is being seen as direct attack on the leadership of Rahul Gandhi.
The Congress and Trinamool relations tanked after Mamata's "there is no UPA" declaration on Wednesday. While senior party leader Kapil Sibal tweeted that Congress is the soul of UPA, party MP from West Bengal Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury called Mamata Banerjee "BJP's oxygen supplier" over rocking the opposition boat.
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Late on Monday evening, 12 out of 17 Congress MLAs in Meghalaya, led by former CM Mukul Sangma, joined the TMC leaving Congress with only 5 seats in the 60 member assembly. 
On Tuesday morning, Sangma told reporters that it was a meeting with Mamata Banerjee's political strategist Prashant Kishor that strengthen his belief in the TMC as an effective opposition in the country. 
"While looking for options for an opposition space, I ended up meeting my good friend Prashant Kishor-ji, whom we all know, who can make a difference. I'm very happy to disclose, when we interacted, we shared the same objective - interest of the people supersede everything," Sangma said. 
It was Prashant Kishor who formulated TMC chief's election strategy for Bengal polls held earlier this year and he now seems to be paving the way for a national stage. 
Recently, three-term Congress MP from Bihar Kirti Azad, former JD(U) general secretary Pawan Varma and Haryana politician Ashok Tanwar joined the TMC.
In Goa, former CM Luizinho Faleiro joined Didi's party in September giving TMC a presence in Goa. 
Former Congress leader and key member of Rahul Gandhi's team, Sushmita Dev joined the party in August. 

The 'Prashant Kishor factor' in TMC's Meghalaya coup

Late on Monday evening, 12 out of 17 Congress MLAs in Meghalaya, led by former CM Mukul&nbsp;Sangma, joined the TMC&nbsp;leaving Congress with only 5 seats in the 60 member assembly.&nbsp;
On Tuesday morning, Sangma&nbsp;told reporters that it was a meeting with Mamata Banerjee's political strategist Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;that strengthen his belief in the TMC&nbsp;as an effective opposition in the country.&nbsp;
SANGMA BITE: While looking for options for an opposition space, I ended up meeting my good friend Prashant Kishor-ji, whom we all know, who can make a difference. I'm very happy to disclose, when we interacted, we shared the same objective - interest of the people supersede everything
It was Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;who formulated TMC&nbsp;chief's election strategy for Bengal polls held earlier this year and he now seems to be paving the way for a national stage.&nbsp;
Recently, three-term Congress MP from Bihar Kirti Azad, former JD(U) general secretary Pawan Varma and Haryana politician Ashok Tanwar joined the TMC.
In Goa, former CM&nbsp;Luizinho Faleiro joined Didi's party in September giving TMC&nbsp;a presence in Goa.&nbsp;
Former Congress leader and key member of Rahul Gandhi's team, Sushmita Dev joined the party in August.&nbsp;

Late on Monday evening, 12 out of 17 Congress MLAs in Meghalaya, led by former CM Mukul&nbsp;Sangma, joined the TMC&nbsp;leaving Congress with only 5 seats in the 60 member assembly.&nbsp;

Late on Monday evening, 12 out of 17 Congress MLAs in Meghalaya, led by former CM Mukul&nbsp;Sangma, joined the TMC&nbsp;leaving Congress with only 5 seats in the 60 member assembly.&nbsp;
On Tuesday morning, Sangma&nbsp;told reporters that it was a meeting with Mamata Banerjee's political strategist Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;that strengthen his belief in the TMC&nbsp;as an effective opposition in the country.&nbsp;
"While looking for options for an opposition space, I ended up meeting my good friend Prashant Kishor-ji, whom we all know, who can make a difference. I'm very happy to disclose, when we interacted, we shared the same objective - interest of the people supersede everything," Sangma&nbsp;said.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/mamata-s-meghalaya-coup-12-of-17-congress-mlas-switch-to-trinamool-1637806968299">Mamata's Meghalaya coup: 12 of 17 Congress MLAs switch to Trinamool</a>
It was Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;who formulated TMC&nbsp;chief's election strategy for Bengal polls held earlier this year and he now seems to be paving the way for a national stage.&nbsp;
Recently, three-term Congress MP from Bihar Kirti Azad, former JD(U) general secretary Pawan Varma and Haryana politician Ashok Tanwar joined the TMC.
In Goa, former CM&nbsp;Luizinho Faleiro joined Didi's party in September giving TMC&nbsp;a presence in Goa.&nbsp;
Former Congress leader and key member of Rahul Gandhi's team, Sushmita Dev joined the party in August.&nbsp;

Political strategist Prashant Kishor, who is currently lobbying for the Trinamool Congress (TMC) for the upcoming Goa Assembly elections, has said that the BJP will remain at the centre of Indian politics and will not go anywhere for the "next many decades". He also took a swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for thinking that people will throw away the BJP immediately.
A video clip of Kishor addressing a private meeting in Goa has gone viral.
A senior leader of the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC), a group led by Kishor, confirmed that the video was from a private meeting held on Wednesday in the state.
In the video, Kishor is heard saying, "BJP is going to be the centre of Indian polity...whether they win, whether they lose, like it was for the first 40 years for Congress, BJP is going nowhere." "Once you secure 30 per cent plus votes at the India-level, you are not going away in a hurry. So, do not ever get into this trap that people are getting angry and they will throw away (PM Narendra) Modi," he added.
"Maybe, they will throw away Modi, but BJP is not going anywhere. They are going to be here, you have to fight it out for the next many decades. It's not going in a hurry," Kishor said.
Referring to Rahul Gandhi, he said, "That is where the problem lies with Rahul Gandhi. Probably, he thinks it's just a matter of time that people will throw him (Modi) away. That's not happening." Kishor had helped craft the election strategies for the TMC and the DMK in the Assembly polls in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, respectively, held earlier this year. These parties had emerged victorious in those states.
The TMC has announced that it would be contesting the Assembly elections in Goa due in February next year. TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee is scheduled to begin her three-day visit to Goa from this evening.&nbsp;

Prashant Kishor in viral video:  BJP won't go anywhere for next many decades, jabs Rahul Gandhi

Political strategist Prashant Kishor has said that the BJP will remain at the centre of Indian politics and will not go anywhere for the "next many decades"

Political strategist Prashant Kishor, who is currently lobbying for the Trinamool Congress for the upcoming Goa Assembly elections, has said that the BJP will remain at the&nbsp;centre&nbsp;of Indian politics and will not go anywhere for the "next many decades".&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; He also took a swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for thinking that people will throw away the BJP immediately.&nbsp; A video clip of Kishor addressing a private meeting in Goa has gone viral.&nbsp; ((PLAY VIDEO)) The TMC has announced that it would be contesting the Assembly elections in Goa due in February next year.&nbsp;&nbsp;

He also took a swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for thinking that people will throw away the BJP immediately.&nbsp;

Political strategist Prashant Kishor, who is currently lobbying for the Trinamool Congress (TMC) for the upcoming Goa Assembly elections, has said that the BJP will remain at the centre of Indian politics and will not go anywhere for the "next many decades". He also took a swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for thinking that people will throw away the BJP immediately.
A video clip of Kishor addressing a private meeting in Goa has gone viral.
A senior leader of the Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC), a group led by Kishor, confirmed that the video was from a private meeting held on Wednesday in the state.
In the video, Kishor is heard saying, "BJP is going to be the centre of Indian polity...whether they win, whether they lose, like it was for the first 40 years for Congress, BJP is going nowhere." "Once you secure 30 per cent plus votes at the India-level, you are not going away in a hurry. So, do not ever get into this trap that people are getting angry and they will throw away (PM Narendra) Modi," he added.
"Maybe, they will throw away Modi, but BJP is not going anywhere. They are going to be here, you have to fight it out for the next many decades. It's not going in a hurry," Kishor said.
Referring to Rahul Gandhi, he said, "That is where the problem lies with Rahul Gandhi. Probably, he thinks it's just a matter of time that people will throw him (Modi) away. That's not happening." Kishor had helped craft the election strategies for the TMC and the DMK in the Assembly polls in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, respectively, held earlier this year. These parties had emerged victorious in those states.
The TMC has announced that it would be contesting the Assembly elections in Goa due in February next year. TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee is scheduled to begin her three-day visit to Goa from this evening.&nbsp;
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Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal.Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

Prashant Kishor quits as advisor to Amarinder Singh, says break from public life

In his letter to Punjab CM, Prashant&nbsp;Kishor has stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role of advisor

Prashant Kishor quits as advisor to Amarinder Singh

Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal. Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.

Election strategist Prashant Kishor has resigned as principal advisor to Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh. In his letter to the CM, Kishor has reportedly stated that he wants to take a "temporary break" from active public life and would not be able to take up the role.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/will-prashant-kishor-join-the-congress-speculations-after-meeting-with-gandhis-1626251781265" target="_blank">Will Prashant Kishor join the Congress? Speculations after meeting with Gandhis</a>
Punjab is headed for Assembly polls next year and Captain had appointed Kishor as his principal advisor in March while he was still working on the&nbsp;Trinamool Congress campaign in West Bengal. Some reports, quoting sources close to Kishor, said that he never really took on the job and there is no point getting involved in state elections when the entire focus is on 2024 Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Elections.
Prashant Kishor has been holding series of meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi since the Bengal results. Last month he met with all three Gandhis on the possibility of a more active role in the 2024 campaign. There is also buzz around him joining the Congress in some capacity.

In Triupra to address the party's state leadership, Trinamool Congress' national secretary Abhishek Banerjee had a rocky start with BJP protests.
Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.
The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times on the way to Tripureshwari temple from the Agartala airport by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' slogans.&nbsp;
The TMC No 2 tweeted a video of protesters hitting on his convoy and tagged the BJP CM mocking the state of democracy in the BJP ruled region.&nbsp;
TMC posters and banners were also found damaged in various parts of the state. Calling it a shocking display of hooliganism by the Biplab Deb government, Trinamool has said it will lodge its protest on the issue.&nbsp;Khela continues to Hobe: Abhishek Banejree faces BJP angst in Tripura.&nbsp;

Khela continues to Hobe: Abhishek Banejree faces BJP angst on Tripura visit

The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' sloganeering.&nbsp;

//Abhishek&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;in Tripura&nbsp;to address TMC leadership, BJP&nbsp;protests //TMC&nbsp;leader in Tripura&nbsp;days after IPAC&nbsp;team held by Agartala police&nbsp; //Banerjee's convoy&nbsp;stopped multiple times, 'Go back Abhishek' slogans raised //'Shocking display of hooliganism':&nbsp;TMC&nbsp;posters &amp; banners damaged&nbsp;

Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.

In Triupra to address the party's state leadership, Trinamool Congress' national secretary Abhishek Banerjee had a rocky start with BJP protests.
Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.
The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times on the way to Tripureshwari temple from the Agartala airport by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' slogans.&nbsp;
The TMC No 2 tweeted a video of protesters hitting on his convoy and tagged the BJP CM mocking the state of democracy in the BJP ruled region.&nbsp;
TMC posters and banners were also found damaged in various parts of the state. Calling it a shocking display of hooliganism by the Biplab Deb government, Trinamool has said it will lodge its protest on the issue.&nbsp;

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel, essentially putting them under house arrest.
The team, which was learnt to have visited several places across Tripura for a survey on assessing public experience of governance since the last 4-5 days, had been put up at a private hotel in Agartala.
A team of police and health officials visited the hotel Monday morning and questioned them about their purpose of visit and stay. It also enquired about their&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;RT-PCR test reports and asked them to stay indoors till health authorities give the necessary clearance.Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

Prashant Kishor’s team ‘under house arrest’ in BJP-ruled Tripura 

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel,

Prashant Kishor’s team ‘under house arrest’ in Tripura, TMC slams BJP 

Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel, essentially putting them under house arrest.
The team, which was learnt to have visited several places across Tripura for a survey on assessing public experience of governance since the last 4-5 days, had been put up at a private hotel in Agartala.
A team of police and health officials visited the hotel Monday morning and questioned them about their purpose of visit and stay. It also enquired about their&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;RT-PCR test reports and asked them to stay indoors till health authorities give the necessary clearance. Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

On Shaheed Diwas or Martyrs' Day observed by the Trinamool Congress on July 21 every year, TMC chief and West bengal Chief Minister sounded the poll bugle for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
This year there was no rally at Kolkata&rsquo;s iconic Brigade Parade Ground, instead, Mamata went virtual, addressing her supporters in light of the Covid-19 situation. Mamata's virtual address on Martyr's Day was attended by leaders from Congress, SP, NCP, Sena, DMK and telecast live in states such as Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and Assam.
The Trinamool Congress chief said the party will fight the BJP in every state, at the booth level, announcing the TMC's national political plunge. Minister Mamata Banerjee pitched for Opposition unity ahead of the 2024 General Elections to halt the BJP juggernaut, saying she was keen to meet the parties when she visits Delhi next week.
&ldquo;I will be in Delhi next week and I want to meet the opposition leaders during the ongoing Parliament session. I propose you call a meeting of opposition leaders between 26-28 of this month, we are keen to attend,&rdquo; she said.
Taking a dig at the Centre over the Pegasus snooping row, Banerjee said she could not talk to opposition leaders as she knew her phone was being tapped.
&ldquo;In the name of Pegasus, they are intruding into our lives. I have covered my phone in plastic, the government should also be plastered.&rdquo; she said.
Invoking Tagore, the chief minister said the people of Bengal had demolished money and muscle power of the BJP.
"We want to congratulate the people of the country and my state. We fought against money, muscle, mafia power &amp; all agencies. Despite all odds, we won because people in Bengal voted for us and we received blessings from people in country, world," said Mamata Banerjee.

On Shaheed Diwas, Mamata Banerjee pitches for Opposition unity in 2024, says 'Khela Hobe'

On Shaheed Diwas, Mamata Banerjee pitches for Opposition unity in 2024, says she's coming to Delhi next week to meet opposition leaders

On Shaheed Diwas, Mamata Banerjee pitches for Opposition unity in 2024, says 'Khela hobe'

OPENING BREATHES MONTAGE
"Khela Hobey in every state, at every booth-level" &ldquo;We will declare August 16 Khel Divas in Bengal&rdquo; "Bengal is the model to follow, not Gujarat" "Good governance has an alternative which only TMC can give"
THREE BITES
&ldquo;I will be in Delhi next week and I want to meet the opposition leaders during the ongoing Parliament session. I propose you call a meeting of opposition leaders between 26-28 of this month, we are keen to attend,&rdquo;
&ldquo;In the name of Pegasus, they are intruding into our lives. I have covered my phone in plastic, the government should also be plastered.&rdquo;&nbsp;
"We want to congratulate the people of the country and my state. We fought against money, muscle, mafia power &amp; all agencies. Despite all odds, we won because people in Bengal voted for us and we received blessings from people in country, world,"

The Trinamool Congress chief said the party will fight the BJP in every state, at the booth level, announcing the TMC's national political plunge.

On Shaheed Diwas or Martyrs' Day observed by the Trinamool Congress on July 21 every year, TMC chief and West bengal Chief Minister sounded the poll bugle for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
This year there was no rally at Kolkata&rsquo;s iconic Brigade Parade Ground, instead, Mamata went virtual, addressing her supporters in light of the Covid-19 situation. Mamata's virtual address on Martyr's Day was attended by leaders from Congress, SP, NCP, Sena, DMK and telecast live in states such as Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and Assam.
The Trinamool Congress chief said the party will fight the BJP in every state, at the booth level, announcing the TMC's national political plunge. Minister Mamata Banerjee pitched for Opposition unity ahead of the 2024 General Elections to halt the BJP juggernaut, saying she was keen to meet the parties when she visits Delhi next week.
&ldquo;I will be in Delhi next week and I want to meet the opposition leaders during the ongoing Parliament session. I propose you call a meeting of opposition leaders between 26-28 of this month, we are keen to attend,&rdquo; she said.
Taking a dig at the Centre over the Pegasus snooping row, Banerjee said she could not talk to opposition leaders as she knew her phone was being tapped.
&ldquo;In the name of Pegasus, they are intruding into our lives. I have covered my phone in plastic, the government should also be plastered.&rdquo; she said.
Invoking Tagore, the chief minister said the people of Bengal had demolished money and muscle power of the BJP.
"We want to congratulate the people of the country and my state. We fought against money, muscle, mafia power &amp; all agencies. Despite all odds, we won because people in Bengal voted for us and we received blessings from people in country, world," said Mamata Banerjee.

Rahul Gandhi while speaking to Congress’ social media team on Friday said India’s grand old party needs fearless leaders and those who are afraid should be thrown out

'Those afraid of BJP must be thrown out': Rahul's message to Congress dissidents

Rahul Gandhi while speaking to Congress&rsquo; social media team on Friday said India&rsquo;s grand old party needs fearless leaders and those who are afraid should be thrown out

Rahul Gandhi while speaking to Congress&rsquo; social media team on Friday said India&rsquo;s grand old party needs fearless leaders and those who are afraid should be thrown out

Rahul Gandhi while speaking to Congress&rsquo; social media team on Friday said India&rsquo;s grand old party needs fearless leaders and those who are afraid should be thrown out.
He said people within the party who are afraid should leave and run towards the RSS.
Rahul&rsquo;s message seemed to be targeted at defectors and dissidents like former close aides Jyotiraditya Scindia and Jitin Prasada, who are now in the BJP.
He further added that party should bring within its fold people who are not afraid and are outside the Congress.
Rahul&rsquo;s message has been interpreted differently by different quarters. Some believe his message is an invitation to election strategist Prashant Kishor to join the party.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rahul-and-priyanka-meet-prashant-kishor-amid-punjab-infighting-1626177793169" target="_blank">Rahul and Priyanka meet Prashant Kishor amid Punjab infighting</a>

Mamata Banerjee is expected to meet top Opposition leaders during her her first visit to Delhi after her landside victory in Bengal assembly polls

Mamata Banerjee to visit Delhi, likely to meet Sonia Gandhi, top opposition leaders

Mamata Banerjee is expected to meet top Opposition leaders during her&nbsp;her first visit to Delhi after her landside victory in Bengal assembly polls

Mamata Banerjee is expected to meet top Opposition leaders during her&nbsp;her first visit to Delhi after her landside victory in Bengal assembly polls

During her first visit to the national capital after her landside victory in Bengal assembly polls, Mamata Banerjee is expected to meet top Opposition leaders. According to media reports suggest Banerjee would be reaching Delhi on July 25, and would remain in the capital city for three to four days.
Mamata said that given the Covid situation is better she will visit Delhi during parliament session and meet friends. She also said &lsquo;if given time she may also meet PM Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind&rsquo;.
NDTV reports claimed that Congress president Sonia Gandhi is among the Opposition leaders whom TMC&nbsp;chief will meet during her stay in Delhi
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mamata-banerjee-slams-governor-dhankhar-says-written-3-letters-for-his-removal-1624885539423" target="_blank">Mamata Banerjee slams Governor Dhankhar, says written 3 letters for his removal</a>
The news of her visit plans follows poll strategist Prashant Kishor's meeting with top Congress leaders earlier this weekand comes amid the buzz over 2024 national elections preparations.
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A day after Prashant Kishor held discussions with Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, speculation is rife that the poll strategist may join the Congress. 
Several media reports citing sources say that Kishor may consider joining India's main opposition party. All three Gandhis were part of the discussions with Prashant Kishor at Rahul Gandhi's residence on Tuesday.
The meeting was not about the Punjab or Uttar Pradesh polls as widely speculated, but about "something bigger" according to a report by NDTV, adding that there could be an indication that Prashant Kishor might be looking at a significant role in getting the Congress battle-ready for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
Also Watch:&nbsp;Rahul and Priyanka meet Prashant Kishor amid Punjab infighting
Kishor, who is credited with Mamata Banerjee's meteoric win in the West Bengal assembly elections in April-May, has publicly said that that he wanted to quit as a election strategist and move on.

Will Prashant Kishor join the Congress? Speculations after meeting with Gandhis

Will Prashant Kishor join the Congress? Speculations after meeting with the&nbsp;Gandhis

Prashant Kishor to join Congress? Speculations after meetig with Gandhis Kishor met Sonia Gandhi, Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi on Tuesday in Delhi Several media reports citing sources say Kishor may consider joining Congress Reports: meeting was not about Punjab or UP polls, but 'something bigger' Is Prashant Kishor looking to get the Congress battle ready for 2024 polls? Post Bengal results, Kishor has publicly said he wants to quit as a strategist

Media reports indicate that the talks between the Gandhi family and Prashant Kishor might include considering a formal role for Kishor in the Congress.

A day after Prashant Kishor held discussions with Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, speculation is rife that the poll strategist may join the Congress.
Several media reports citing sources say that Kishor may consider joining India's main opposition party. All three Gandhis were part of the discussions with Prashant Kishor at Rahul Gandhi's residence on Tuesday.
The meeting was not about the Punjab or Uttar Pradesh polls as widely speculated, but about "something bigger" according to a report by NDTV, adding that there could be an indication that Prashant Kishor might be looking at a significant role in getting the Congress battle-ready for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
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Kishor, who is credited with Mamata Banerjee's meteoric win in the West Bengal assembly elections in April-May, has publicly said that that he wanted to quit as a election strategist and move on.

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Tuesday met Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi in Delhi.
The meeting comes in the backdrop of infighting within the Punjab Congress ahead of the assembly polls next year. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu have been at loggerheads in the state adding to the Congress headache.
Earlier, Kishor had met NCP chief Sharad Pawar on June 21 which triggered buzz around Opposition front to take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2024. Before that Sharad Pawar and Prashant Kishor met for nearly three hours in Mumbai on June 11.
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Rahul and Priyanka meet Prashant Kishor amid Punjab infighting

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Tuesday met Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi in Delhi amid Congress Captain Vs Sidhu&nbsp;tussle in Punjab

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Tuesday met Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi in Delhi.
The meeting comes in the backdrop of infighting within the Punjab Congress ahead of the assembly polls next year. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu have been at loggerheads in the state adding to the Congress headache.
Earlier, Kishor had met NCP chief Sharad Pawar on June 21 which triggered buzz around Opposition front to take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2024. Before that Sharad Pawar and Prashant Kishor met for nearly three hours in Mumbai on June 11.
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The meeting comes in the backdrop of infighting within the Punjab Congress ahead of the assembly polls next year. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu have been at loggerheads

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar, on Friday said that an alliance of opposition parties was not discussed during the all-party meeting held at his residence earlier this week, but he added that an all-party alliance is possible 'only by taking the Congress' into its fold. Eight opposition parties including the Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Trinamool Congress (TMC) along with others met at Pawar's residence earlier this week to discuss various issues ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024.Pawar's meeting with political strategist Prashant Kishor had also triggered speculations about an alternative front to take on the BJP in 2024.

Sharad Pawar: Congress will be part of alternative front against the BJP

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar, on Friday said that an alliance of opposition parties was not discussed during the all-party meeting held at his residence earlier this week, but he added that an all-party alliance is possible 'only by taking the Congress' into its fold. Eight opposition parties including the Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Trinamool Congress (TMC) along with others met at Pawar's residence earlier this week to discuss various issues ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. Pawar's meeting with political strategist Prashant Kishor had also triggered speculations about an alternative front to take on the BJP in 2024.

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar, on Friday said that an alliance of opposition parties was not discussed during the all-party meeting held at his residence earlier this week, but he added that an all-party alliance is possible 'only by taking the Congress' into its fold. Eight opposition parties including the Congress, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Trinamool Congress (TMC) along with others met at Pawar's residence earlier this week to discuss various issues ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. Pawar's meeting with political strategist Prashant Kishor had also triggered speculations about an alternative front to take on the BJP in 2024.

Political strategist&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&nbsp;met&nbsp;Nationalist Congress Party&nbsp;(NCP) supremo Sharad Pawar in New Delhi on Wednesday.The development&nbsp;comes a day after leaders of eight opposition parties gathered at Pawar&rsquo;s residence and discussed various issues facing the country.
This was their third meeting within a fortnight.
According to PTI sources, the closed-door discussions between Kishor and Pawar, held at the latter&rsquo;s residence in Delhi, lasted for about an hour.
Kishor, who was instrumental in the thumping victory of the Trinamool Congress in the West Bengal Assembly polls,&nbsp;had met Pawar over lunch at his residence in Mumbai&nbsp;on June 11. He again called on the NCP chief at his residence in Delhi on Monday.

Prashant Kishor meets Sharad Pawar for third time in a fortnight

Political strategist&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&nbsp;met&nbsp;Nationalist Congress Party&nbsp;(NCP) supremo Sharad Pawar in New Delhi on Wednesday. The development&nbsp;comes a day after leaders of eight opposition parties gathered at Pawar&rsquo;s residence and discussed various issues facing the country.
This was their third meeting within a fortnight.
According to PTI sources, the closed-door discussions between Kishor and Pawar, held at the latter&rsquo;s residence in Delhi, lasted for about an hour.
Kishor, who was instrumental in the thumping victory of the Trinamool Congress in the West Bengal Assembly polls,&nbsp;had met Pawar over lunch at his residence in Mumbai&nbsp;on June 11. He again called on the NCP chief at his residence in Delhi on Monday.

Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;meets NCP&nbsp;supremo&nbsp;Sharad&nbsp;Pawar for&nbsp;third time
NCP&nbsp;chief met opposition leaders, discussed country's issues
Kishor&nbsp;played an important role TMC's&nbsp;thumping victory in Bengal

Political strategist&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&nbsp;met&nbsp;Nationalist Congress Party&nbsp;(NCP) supremo Sharad Pawar in New Delhi on Wednesday. The development&nbsp;comes a day after leaders of eight opposition parties gathered at Pawar&rsquo;s residence and discussed various issues facing the country.
This was their third meeting within a fortnight.
According to PTI sources, the closed-door discussions between Kishor and Pawar, held at the latter&rsquo;s residence in Delhi, lasted for about an hour.
Kishor, who was instrumental in the thumping victory of the Trinamool Congress in the West Bengal Assembly polls,&nbsp;had met Pawar over lunch at his residence in Mumbai&nbsp;on June 11. He again called on the NCP chief at his residence in Delhi on Monday.

Amid political buzz created by his 2 meetings in two weeks with NCP chief Sharad Pawas, poll strategist Prashant Kishor has ruled out any association with an opposition front to take on the BJP&nbsp;and Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;in the next general election.&nbsp;
"I don't believe a Third or Fourth Front could emerge as a successfully challenge to the current dispensation," Kishor&nbsp; told NDTV.
Calling the Third Front model "archaic", Kishor said that the "tried and tested" formula is not suited to the current political dynamic.
On his meetings with Pawar, Kishor said that the two have hardcore political discussions, going state by state to explore the possibility of what will work in the fight against the BJP, and what won't.&nbsp;

'3rd, 4th Front can't take on Modi': Prashant Kishor amid Pawar play

Amid political buzz created by his 2 meetings in two weeks with NCP chief Sharad Pawas, poll strategist Prashant Kishor has ruled out any association with an opposition front to take on the BJP&nbsp;and Narendra&nbsp;Modi

Amid political buzz created by his 2 meetings in two weeks with NCP chief Sharad Pawar, poll strategist Prashant Kishor has ruled out any association with an opposition front to take on the BJP&nbsp;and Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;in the next general election.&nbsp;
"I don't believe a Third or Fourth Front could emerge as a successful challenge to the current dispensation," Kishor&nbsp;told NDTV.
Calling the Third Front model "archaic", Kishor said that the "tried and tested" formula is not suited to the current political dynamic.
On his meetings with Pawar, Kishor said that the two have hardcore political discussions, going state by state to explore the possibility of what will work in the fight against the BJP, and what won't.&nbsp;

Nationalist Congress Party chief&nbsp;Sharad Pawar will host a meeting of non-BJP political parties at his residence in Delhi on Tuesday.&nbsp;Reports said the meeting will be attended by Trinamool Congress leader Yashwant Sinha under the newly formed political action group Rashtra Manch.
The meeting, which is expected to be attended by NCP's Majeed Memon and Samajwadi Party's Ghanshyam Tiwari among others, is likely to see discussions around strategy for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, The Hindustan Times reported.
Rashtra Manch is a coalition of opposition parties formed by former finance minister Yashwant Sinha in 2018 to take on the BJP-led Centre.
On Monday,&nbsp;Pawar met poll strategist Prashant Kishor&nbsp;in the national capital amid buzz about the formation of a likely national coalition against the Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

2024 Lok Sabha elections: Pawar to meet Opposition leaders in Delhi on Tuesday

Nationalist Congress Party chief&nbsp;Sharad Pawar will host a meeting of non-BJP political parties at his residence in Delhi on Tuesday.&nbsp; Reports said the meeting will be attended by Trinamool Congress leader Yashwant Sinha under the newly formed political action group Rashtra Manch.
The meeting, which is expected to be attended by NCP's Majeed Memon and Samajwadi Party's Ghanshyam Tiwari among others, is likely to see discussions around strategy for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, The Hindustan Times reported.
Rashtra Manch is a coalition of opposition parties formed by former finance minister Yashwant Sinha in 2018 to take on the BJP-led Centre.
On Monday,&nbsp;Pawar met poll strategist Prashant Kishor&nbsp;in the national capital amid buzz about the formation of a likely national coalition against the Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

//Opposition&nbsp;unites to&nbsp;giddy-up for&nbsp;2024 Lok Sabha elections //Sharad&nbsp;Pawar invites non-BJP leaders at his residence for a meeting //Farooq Abdullah,&nbsp;Pawan Verma, Sanjay Singh, D Raja&nbsp;to attend&nbsp; //Yashwant Sinha,&nbsp;Majeed Memon and&nbsp;Ghanshyam Tiwari&nbsp;will also reportedly join //Discussions likely&nbsp;around the strategy&nbsp;for the 2024 elections&nbsp; //Pawar&nbsp;has met poll strategist&nbsp;Prashant Kishor twice amid national coalition buzz

Nationalist Congress Party chief&nbsp;Sharad Pawar will host a meeting of non-BJP political parties at his residence in Delhi on Tuesday.&nbsp; NCP leader Nawab Malik&nbsp;has&nbsp;confirmed the attendance of&nbsp;Farooq Abdullah,&nbsp;Pawan Verma, Sanjay Singh, D Raja,&nbsp;Javed Akhtar, KTS Tulsi &amp; Karan Thapar at the meeting.&nbsp; The meeting will also be attended by Trinamool Congress leader Yashwant Sinha under the newly formed political action group Rashtra Manch,&nbsp;NCP's Majeed Memon and Samajwadi Party's Ghanshyam Tiwari&nbsp;and the discussions will be around the strategy for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, The Hindustan Times reported.
Rashtra Manch is a coalition of opposition parties formed by former finance minister Yashwant Sinha in 2018 to take on the BJP-led Centre.
On Monday,&nbsp;Pawar met poll strategist Prashant Kishor&nbsp;in the national capital amid buzz about the formation of a likely national coalition against the Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Amid a buzz about a national coalition against the BJP, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar and poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Monday met in Delhi for the second time in two weeks. Kishor had met Pawar on June 11 for nearly three hours in Mumbai, setting off speculation that efforts had already begun to form a national coalition against the ruling BJP ahead of the general elections scheduled to be held in 2024.There are also reports of a mega opposition meet on Tuesday at Pawar's Delhi residence. 15 opposition leaders are reportedly expected to attend the meet, which will be first such physical meet of opposition amid the Covid pandemic. Reports also

2nd Sharad Pawar-Prashant Kishor meet in 2 weeks amid 2024 buzz 

Amid a buzz about a national coalition against the BJP, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar and poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Monday met in Delhi for the second time in two weeks.&nbsp;

Amid a buzz about a national coalition against the BJP, NCP supremo Sharad Pawar and poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Monday met in Delhi for the second time in two weeks. Kishor had met Pawar on June 11 for nearly three hours in Mumbai, setting off speculation that efforts had already begun to form a national coalition against the ruling BJP ahead of the general elections scheduled to be held in 2024. There are also reports of a mega opposition meet on Tuesday at Pawar's Delhi residence. 15 opposition leaders are reportedly expected to attend the meet, which will be first such physical meet of opposition amid the Covid pandemic. Reports also

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor was trolled when in December 2020 he predicted a humiliating defeat for the BJP in Assembly elections in West Bengal.&nbsp;He had claimed that BJP would struggle to even cross double digits in the election.
"For all the hype AMPLIFIED by a section of supportive media, in reality BJP will struggle to CROSS DOUBLE DIGITS in West Bengal," he tweeted.
Raising the stakes, he had even promised to quit the business of campaign management if his prediction didn't come true...
As the results came in on Sunday morning,&nbsp;Kishor was proven right with the TMC sweeping the election.
Talking to India Today,&nbsp;Prashant Kishor on Sunday announced his retirement from election management. He said, he had been&nbsp;thinking of quitting for too long and was looking for an opportunity, and Bengal gave him the chance.
Mamata Banerjee had roped in Kishor last year to run her election campaign. A number of TMC leaders, who recently quit the party, had blamed Prashant Kisor's style of functioning.
But as they say winner takes it all.&nbsp;Kishor, who earlier worked on Jagan Reddy's campaign in Andhra and for Congress in Punjab has another feather in his strategist cap. Today he has earned his bragging rights.

After West Bengal numbers, Prashant Kishor earns his bragging rights

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Talking to India Today,&nbsp;Prashant Kishor on Sunday announced his retirement from election management. He said, he had been&nbsp;thinking of quitting for too long and was looking for an opportunity, and Bengal gave him the chance.
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Poll strategist Prashant Kishor was trolled when in December 2020 he predicted a humiliating defeat for the BJP in Assembly elections in West Bengal.&nbsp;He had claimed that BJP would struggle to even cross double digits in the election.
"For all the hype AMPLIFIED by a section of supportive media, in reality BJP will struggle to CROSS DOUBLE DIGITS in West Bengal," he tweeted.
Raising the stakes, he had even promised to quit the business of campaign management if his prediction didn't come true...
As the results came in on Sunday morning,&nbsp;Kishor was proven right with the TMC sweeping the election.
Talking to India Today,&nbsp;Prashant Kishor on Sunday announced his retirement from election management. He said, he had been&nbsp;thinking of quitting for too long and was looking for an opportunity, and Bengal gave him the chance.
Mamata Banerjee had roped in Kishor last year to run her election campaign. A number of TMC leaders, who recently quit the party, had blamed Prashant Kisor's style of functioning.
But as they say winner takes it all.&nbsp;Kishor, who earlier worked on Jagan Reddy's campaign in Andhra and for Congress in Punjab has another feather in his strategist cap. Today he has earned his bragging rights.

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