evidence: Prashant Kishor clarified on Monday that he will not be seeking any post within the party once his Jan Suraaj campaign transforms into a full-fledged political party on October 2. [...] Prashant Kishor, a former election strategist who has ventured into politics, will be launching a new political party on October 2, which marks the 155th birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. The party will emerge from Kishor's Jan Suraaj Abhiyan, which has been primarily active in the state of Bihar. In preparation for the party's formation, Kishor has scheduled eight state-level meetings with over 1.5 lakh officials associated with the campaign. These meetings will serve as a platform to discuss and decide on various aspects of the party, including its leadership structure, constitution, and key priorities. The details were shared by Prashant Kishor's organisation in a press brief.