India, Aug. 11 -- Poll strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor has sought three months from voters in Bihar's Bankipur constituency to address key bread-and-butter concerns, including food grains, employment, education, and social security.

Kishor, who won Bankipur on a Jan Suraaj ticket, launched his "gratitude tour" on Tuesday, beginning with a visit to Ram Govind Singh Girls' High School, where he met students and addressed their parents.

'Will arrange jobs for 10,000 youths'

Speaking at the school, Kishor promised to help secure employment for at least 10,000 young people from the constituency.

Kishor said he had reached out to his contacts across the country to explore employment opportunities for people from Bihar.

He also...