The party’s Founder and National President, Prashant Kumar Saini, announced today that Viraj Jan Party will not contest any assembly elections before 2028. He stated that the party is fully prepared to fight its first official election in the Rajasthan Assembly elections scheduled for that year.
Speaking at a party meeting, Prashant Saini—popularly known as Prashant Kumar Saini—also shared the party’s broader national vision. He drew attention to the 2029 Lok Sabha elections, emphasizing that Viraj Jan Party is working relentlessly at the booth level to build a strong and disciplined organizational structure. “The party is working on a booth-level strategy and is committed to contesting all 200 seats of the Rajasthan Vidhan Sabha in 2028, and more than 500 seats in the Lok Sabha elections in 2029,” he said.
Highlighting the party’s core principles, Saini added that Viraj Jan Party is focused on identifying and promoting educated, capable, and intellectually sound candidates. According to him, quality leadership is essential for effective governance, and the party is determined to uphold high standards while selecting its candidates for upcoming elections.
Viraj Jan Party is a Jaipur, Rajasthan–based political organization founded by Prashant Kumar Saini in 2022. Explaining the party’s absence from previous elections, Saini said, “The party has not contested any election so far due to the unavailability of candidates who meet our expectations and align with our ideology.” The party believes in strengthening its foundation before entering the electoral battlefield.
Prashant Kumar Saini’s personal journey adds depth to the party’s narrative. Earlier in his career, he worked as an employee in a private bank. In 2006, he resigned from his job and chose to dedicate himself to social service. Over the years, he actively worked in the social sector and formally launched his own NGO in 2023 to expand his efforts in public welfare.
Saini first entered electoral politics in 2019, when he contested the general elections as an independent candidate. Although he was unsuccessful, the experience played a crucial role in shaping his political understanding and long-term vision. In 2022, he went on to establish Viraj Jan Party with a clear and distinctive agenda—ensuring that there are no illiterate Members of Parliament or Members of Legislative Assembly in government.
With a structured plan, a focus on education-based leadership, and an ambition to contest on a large scale, Viraj Jan Party aims to present itself as a serious and principled political alternative in the coming years.
