At the same time, he said the party will not compromise if the controversial Article acts as a hurdle in the state's full integration with the national mainstream.
"J&K is a very serious, very sensitive region for us... If J&K develops because of Article 370, then we have no objection in keeping it," Singh said in his inaugural addresses at the two-day National Executive meet of the party.
Singh went on to add that there is no change in BJP's stance on Jammu and Kashmir.
"On Article 370, our stand is the same... If J&K is not able to integrate with the national mainstream, if it is a conspiracy, then BJP will not accept Article 370 in any way," he said.
These remarks, however, did not form part of the BJP chief's written speech which was distributed to the media.
The written speech said, "Owing to the wrong policies of the Congress government, the issue of J&K has been embroiled in problems since our Independence. Due to its weak policies and Article 370, Congress has kept Jammu and Kashmir away from the mainstream of development in the country."
"We strongly condemn the questions being raised by Congress and its allies regarding the status of Kashmir in India. Besides being a subject of integrity of India, Kashmir strikes an emotional chord for the party as our founder Dr. Shyama Prasad Mookerjee became a martyr for Kashmir cause.
