The war of words between the BJP and the Congress over alleged corruption by former Jharkand chief minister Madhu Koda intensified after he attempted to implicate the main UPA constituent in the hawala scam.<br/><br/>Just days before the multi-phased elections in Jharkand, the BJP upped the ante and targeted the Congress demanding that the list of the beneficiaries in the Rs 2,000 crore money laundering scam be disclosed. Talking to reporters in Delhi, senior BJP leader Arun Jaitely said the government should make public the list of people who have benefited from profits of crime and corruption.<br/> <br/>Facing attack from BJP and unperturbed by reports that the seized diaries of Koda contained names of Congress leaders, AICC spokesman Manish Tiwari told reporters, that the party reject the assertion on linkages."<br/> <br/>