Poll strategist turned MLA Prashant Kishor has sought three months from his constituency, Bankipur, to put the bread-and-butter issues right – food grain, education, jobs and social security.
Launching his “gratitude tour” today, Kishor promised to provide jobs to 10,000 people at his first stop – a school.
“If your child is educated, submit their bio-data to my office. We will immediately arrange jobs for at least 10,000 youths from here,” Prashant Kishor said
“If your child is educated, submit their bio-data to my office. “Mark my words — I have urged all my contacts across the country to provide employment to the people of Bihar. Speaking at Yarpur Rajputana Gopal Sharan Singh Path, Kishor noted that people are hopeful that his victory will transform their lives. To that end, he declared that within a year, government schools will either improve significantly, or else Bankipur’s children will attend private schools. “Give me three months, and I ensure that no one will be able to demand even a single rupee as a bribe for issuing a ration card. Since the results were declared, Kishor has been off grid.
Please give me time to address other issues so that I can work in collaboration with the government,” he added. We will immediately arrange jobs for at least 10,000 youths from here. Anyone entitled to a ration card will receive the full 5 kg of grain – not 4 kg. Those over the age of 60 who are not receiving the Rs 1,100 pension should submit applications to my office; it is our responsibility to ensure they receive the funds,” he said. “Employment, education, a Rs 1,100 pension, and foodgrain – these four things will certainly be ensured.
If people from any assembly constituency in Bihar are to secure the highest number of jobs, it will be the residents of Bankipur,” he said. Furthermore, once the ‘Jan Suraaj’ system is established in Bihar, rest assured, your children will no longer need to go elsewhere to earn a living,” he said. Such a transformation, he said, is only possible through education and employment, he said. To questions on his whereabouts, he said today that he had been “working for the very people who elected me”.
