As Bihar prepares for its upcoming assembly elections, political strategist Prashant Kishor has openly criticized Rahul Gandhi’s engagement with the state. Kishor, known for his strategic insights in Indian politics, has challenged Gandhi to immerse himself in the local culture by spending a night in a Bihar village. This challenge comes amid Kishor’s demand for an apology from Congress leader Revanth Reddy, who made controversial remarks about the people of Bihar. Kishor’s critique extends to questioning the Congress party’s historical contributions to the development of Bihar, highlighting a perceived disconnect between the party’s leadership and the state’s grassroots issues. The political atmosphere in Bihar is becoming increasingly charged, with accusations and counter-accusations flying between parties. Kishor’s comments reflect broader concerns about national political figures’ understanding and involvement in regional issues. This situation underscores the complexities of Indian politics, where regional dynamics often clash with national narratives. As the election date approaches, these tensions are likely to intensify, with parties vying for influence and voter support in a state that plays a crucial role in India’s political landscape.