Where was the vote shift in this?

Uh, just to give you some details on the election day, Nidhi, if you see, there were thirty-one rounds of counting on the election day, and Prashant Kishor led right from round one.

For every round, he was leading only two rounds, round four and round twenty-nine.

In round four, he was lagging behind by twelve votes, and in round twenty-nine, he was lagging behind from the BJP candidate by a lot, one thousand votes.

Yesterday, I saw Prashant Kishor saying that out of four hundred and twenty-two booths, BJP could manage to lead on only seventeen booths.

Rest of all booths, Prashant Kishor, Jan Suraj was leading.

What does it mean? It mean that people from all cross-community caste and class, they all came together to vote for Prashant.

So my question is, what has changed in the last few months? Do you think Nitish Kumar moving out from the Chief Minister's chair has changed the dynamics? Or, uh, you think that, uh, the decision of Prashant Kishor to not contest the election himself also made a difference?