AAP’s Sanjay Singh met Khan Sir has sparked speculation about latter political entry in the 2025 Bihar polls.
Patna, June 18, 2025: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh arrived in Patna on Tuesday and took part in a protest march organized by the party at Gardanibagh to condemn the demolition of slums in Delhi, allegedly affecting several migrant families from Bihar.
Singh launched a sharp attack on the central government over the issue.
Following the protest, Sanjay Singh paid a visit to Faishal Khan who is popularly known as Khan Sir, a well-known Patna-based educator at his coaching institute.
Their extended closed-door meeting has fuelled intense speculation in Bihar’s political corridors.
Rumours are now swirling over whether Khan Sir, might enter politics and join the Aam Aadmi Party.
Although no official statement has come from either side, the meeting has triggered widespread public interest and debate.
Khan Sir’s political entry buzz after meeting with Sanjay Singh:
Khan Sir, originally from Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, has become a household name in Bihar due to his distinctive teaching style and large online following.
His popularity among the youth makes him a valuable potential political asset.
The AAP has previously tapped into the education sector for candidates.
Notably, Awadh Ojha, another famous teacher popularly known as Ojha Sir, was fielded by the AAP from Patparganj in the last Delhi Assembly election.
Though Ojha lost the contest to BJP’s Ravindar Singh Negi by a margin of 28000 votes, the strategy signalled AAP’s willingness to bet on public figures with mass appeal.
Too early to confirm:
While public discussions are intensifying, it is still premature to confirm whether Khan Sir will enter politics or join AAP.
Until official word comes from either Khan Sir or the AAP, all assumptions remain speculative.
Sanjay Singh announced his party will contest all 243 seats in Bihar:
From the protest stage at Gardanibagh, Sanjay Singh made a bold political announcement—AAP will contest all 243 seats in the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.
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