Kumar, Azad and Prasad extended their greetings on the occasion.
Replying to a query on the Presidential candidate, Azad told reporters that all opposition parties will meet on June 22 in Delhi to take a final decision on a candidate.
"It will not be appropriate for us (Congress alone) to talk when we have decided to have a consensus on the name of a candidate," Azad said.
"We are not against any individual, rather it is an ideological fight," Azad said.
Lalu Prasad also said the name of the candidate will be decided in the meeting (to be held in Delhi on June 22).
BPCC chief and state education minister Ashok Choudhary welcomed the people on the occasion and extended his greetings.
More than hundred children, who live in an orphanage, participated in the Iftar party.
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