Speaking at a press conference here, Ahmed said he would be happy if any group came forward with the majority figure for forming the government.
Asked whether he would again recommend for dissolution of the house as four months have elapsed since the imposition of President's rule and no party has turned up yet to take over the reins, the Governor said it would be decided when the time comes.
Yesterday, Jharkhand PCC President Sukdhdeo Bhagat remained non-committal on the issue of forming the government saying everything had been apprised to the Congress high command and any decision taken by it would be abided by the party in the state.
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