"We will make arrangements as per the final scheduling of President's programme by Rashtrapati Bhawan," Kumar told reporters at Patna Airport when asked about President cancelling his visit on October 27, which clashed with BJP's "Hoonkar rally" that will be addressed by its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.
Kumar said he has pointed out that the President's programme had come to the state from Rashtrapati Bhawan and they had no role in it.
Acceding to requests by BJP leaders, Mukherjee cancelled his programme on October 27 as he was scheduled to go to Ara to unveil statue of former deputy prime minister Jagjivan Ram.
Now the President would only attend IIT-Patna convocation on October 26 and return to Delhi the same night.
BJP leaders from Bihar had accused Kumar of scheduling President's programme on October 27 to thwart Narendra Modi's rally, his first in Nitish Kumar home turf after JD(U) and BJP parted ways on June 16.
Kumar said, "the party does not want to attach any political meaning to President's visit to Bihar".
