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He was expelled from the party on 29 January 2020 for criticizing party head, Nitish Kumar's, supportive stand
on Citizenship Amendment Act (2019).[4] Initially trained in public health, Kishor has worked for the United
Nations for eight years before entering into Indian politics.[5][6]
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the 2014 Lok Sabha election.[7] In a 2018 interview, Karan Thapar recalled having been told by Pawan Verma
that Kishor had shown Modi his famous broken off interview with Karan Thapar 30 times, to train him on how to
answer difficult questions.[8]

Contents

 1Personal life and career

 2CAG and the 2014 general-election campaign
 3I-PAC and the 2015 Bihar Assembly election campaign
 4Punjab Assembly Election 2017
 5Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election 2017
 6Andhra Pradesh Assembly Elections 2019
 7Delhi Assembly Elections 2020
 8Bihar Elections 2020
 9West Bengal Elections 2021
 10Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2021
 11References