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Prashant Kishor rules out thaw with Bihar CM, dismissing a meeting as futile

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Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has said he sees no prospect of a rapprochement with Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. He argued that a meeting between the two would not transform someone who failed Class 7 into a PhD holder, a jab at the chief minister's educational background. The remark signals that the political rift between Kishor and Kumar remains firmly entrenched. The Times of India report carried his comments in response to speculation about a possible reconciliation. The article text provided was limited, so further details on timing and context could not be confirmed.

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