Political poster campaigns have begun in Patna amidst the election fervor. Recently, several objectionable posters targeting Jan Suraaj convenor Prashant Kishor (PK) have appeared across the city. These posters feature Prashant Kishor's photograph alongside slogans like 'KC Sinha is just a glimpse, losing deposit is yet to come.' PK is depicted wearing a cap on his head and a 'gamcha' (scarf) around his neck, a look that has become synonymous with his Jan Suraaj yatra.

The posters have been strategically placed at prominent locations in Patna, including Income Tax Golambar, R Block, and near the Vidhan Sabha. Their content clearly indicates an attempt by a political rival to target Prashant Kishor. The reference to 'KC Sinha' likely alludes to someone who recently contested an election and was unsuccessful, or it could be a symbolic name.

Prashant Kishor is currently engaging with people through his Jan Suraaj padyatra across Bihar, aiming to strengthen his party's role in the upcoming elections. Such posters present a new challenge to his political journey, seemingly designed to tarnish his image and demoralize his supporters.

However, the identity of those behind these posters remains unknown. Political analysts suggest that such poster campaigns will further intensify Bihar's political landscape ahead of the upcoming assembly and parliamentary elections. Prashant Kishor or Jan Suraaj has not yet issued an official response to these posters. It remains to be seen what impact this 'poster war' will have on the political scene.