"The AJSU will see the strength of the BJP, not only in Hazaribagh but also in the whole of Jharkhand, during the (general) elections," Sinha said while addressing the BJP's Hazaribagh district unit meeting at Charhi near here yesterday.
Sinha's challenge comes in the wake of Deputy Chief Minister and All Jharkhand Students Union president Sudesh Mahto's November 5 announcement of Jharkhand Labour Minister Chandraprakash Choudhary as AJSU's candidate from Hazaribagh in the next Lok Sabha elections.
"We will disclose everything during the BJP's rally scheduled on December 17 at Ramgarh (under Hazaribagh LS seat)," Sinha said in response to allegations levelled against him by AJSU leaders during their November 5 rally here.
Reacting to AJSU leaders' accusations that he had failed to develop Hazaribagh, the BJP leader said AJSU had no right to teach him and the BJP about morality.
The BJP's state unit president Dineshanand Goswami, who had also addressed the working committee meeting, said the saffron party was continuing to serve the state effectively and efficiently.
The AJSU is a crucial ally in the Arjun Munda-led coalition government in the state.
