Weeks after being expelled from the Janata Dal (United) on Tuesday, political strategist Prashant Kishor launched the campaign ' Baat Bihar Ki ' aimed at making Bihar one of the country's top 10 states. Targeting Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, Kishor said the main reasons behind the dispute were ideological differences and, beginning on February 20, the new campaign would reach out to people who believe the state needs new leadership. "It has been a lot of discussion between me and Nitish Ji about the philosophy of the party. Nitish Ji also told us that the party can never abandon Gandhi Ji's principles. But now the party is with those who are soft on Gandhi's killer Nathuram Godse. For me" Gandhi Ji and Godse cannot go hand-in-hand," Kishor said during a press conference.