"We are in discussion with Sonia Gandhi and possibly she will also be visiting the state," Omar told reporters on the sidelines of a function here.
He said the state government was in discussion with the Prime Minister's office to work out the modalities of his visit to the state.
"This information that had been spread that the PM's visit has been cancelled is incorrect. At no point of time had the visit been cancelled. The Prime Minister's visit stands as of now," Omar asserted.
In response to another question, Omar said he had nothing to do with the internal bickering in NDA.
"We have no relation with BJP. This is the internal matter of JD(U) and BJP...We have got nothing to do with it," he said.
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