AJSU party will go to the polls on its own strength. The central executive has decided that we will fight in all 81 Assembly constituencies and 43 parliamentary constituencies of Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Chattisgarh and Bihar.
This was informed by AJSU Supremo Sudesh Kumar Mahto after the meeting of central executive body at Hazaribagh late last evening. There will be no alliance with any party and very soon we are going to launch an agitation on the matters such as water, electricity, health etc, he added.
The central executive meeting of All India Jharkhand Student Union Party met at Birsa Munda conference hall near the Hazaribagh lake on 19th of June. The meeting was presided over by the former deputy CM Sudesh Kumar Mahto. In this meeting, 21 political resolutions were placed and passed unanimously by the members.
On the issue of president rule Sudesh said that from the very first day we had said that president rule is not an alternative of elected popular Government. There is no alternative left to form a Government here and fresh mandate is the only solution. Only an elected stable Government can develop the State. Our party has worked and will always work for the welfare of the state and also for maintaining its sacredness, he added.
Among the 21 resolutions, the important ones are, president rule is not an option for the State, improvement in law and order a must, the interest of farmers must be protected, more employment opportunities, migration must be stopped, pure drinking water in the rural areas, proper drainage and sewage system in every town of the state, infrastructural facilities to the educational institutions, proper development of sports and sportsperson , develop minorities youth and to implement the resolution of Munda government of formation of developing new 23 blocks.
In this central executive committee meet MlAs Chandra Prakash Choudhary, Ramchandra Sahis, Kamal Kishore Bhagat, Naveen Jaiswal, Umakant Rajak, party organization office bearers Devsharan Bhagat, Tileshwar Sahu, Raushan lal Choudhary, Hazaribagh district workers Vikash Rana, Pradeep Prasad, Vijay Verma, Nishant Kumar, Sandeep Kumar and a large number of women members were present.