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Look at his first interaction to find the secret of his success.
3 PM Sharp – The Call That Brought 200 Votes and opened door for ₹42 LPA offer
A story of clarity, context, and consequences from a village in Azamgarh
In the quiet village lanes of Tajpur in Azamgarh, the echoes of a recent panchayat election loss still hung heavy in the air. Ramavatar Yadav, once a favorite among the locals, had lost by just 73 votes. For him, politics now seemed like a closed door.
But Koustubh, a sharp and sincere BDE at IoK, had other ideas.
His job? Not to sell products—but to find the right people who could transform their village by becoming iok’s Mission Associates. People who could bring jobs, pride, and yes—votes.
He scanned the State election commission’s list and spotted Ramavatar’s name.
"Former leader, good network, influence intact... just needs a purpose," Koustubh thought.
Clarity
At 10:10 AM, Koustubh called.
"Namaste, Ramavatar ji. I'm Koustubh from IoK. Can I meet you today at 3 PM or tomorrow 8 AM sharp?"
Ramavatar sounded dismissive:
"Abhi rajneeti mein kya bacha hai? Tumhara kaam kya hai?"
Koustubh replied firmly but politely:
"Sir, it’s about turning your influence into lasting respect. I want to show you a way to generate 200 lifelong votes through a model that creates employment and marriages. You’ll see in 15 minutes."
"Thik hai, 3 baje aa jao aaj hi."
Immediately, Koustubh sent a message confirming:
Appointment fixed – 3 PM today
Purpose: Discuss how enrolling village graduates in IoK as students can secure him future votes.
Context
At 2:57 PM, Koustubh stood outside Ramavatar’s home.
Punctual. Prepared.
"Time ke pakke ho beta," Ramavatar said as he welcomed him.
"Sir," Koustubh smiled, "jo time ka pakka nahi, woh jabaan ka pakka kaise hoga?"
Under a mango tree, Koustubh shared his pitch:
“Sir, we’re looking for a local Mission Associate in your gram panchayat – person who can enroll students in our employment oriented course. These students work as Junior Research Officers, start earning, and get settled. Many even get married within 3–6 months. When a youth earns and marries, that’s not one—but four votes:
Himself, his spouse, and both sets of parents. Multiply that by 50–100 youth… that’s 200+ guaranteed votes.”
Ramavatar sat up straight. “Aur main Mission Associate ban sakta hoon?”
Koustubh smiled. “That’s exactly why I came. You’d not only earn with every student you enroll—but become the employment face of your village.”
Consequences
“Lekin agar main 3 baje ghar pe nahi hota?” Ramavatar asked curiously.
Koustubh replied, “Toh shayad yeh chance aapke haathon se nikal jaata, aur kisi aur leader ke paas chala jaata. Sir, election haarne ka ek reason reliability miss hona bhi hai.”
In the next 7 days, Ramavatar enrolled 21 students.
Within 3 months, 6 weddings had happened.
Villagers had started calling him “Ramavatar Ji.”
More importantly—he was back.
Moral:
- Clarity of schedule = Professionalism & respect.
- Context of value = Relevance & urgency.
- Understanding consequences = Real change.
One punctual call.
One purposeful visit.
And a politician who thought his career was over…
now had 200+ new votes planted like seeds across his village.

