BJP on Saturday in Patna said Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had never objected to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the state.
"Kumar is a matured politician and a senior leader. He has never opposed or suggested anything about Modi's visit to Bihar," senior party leader Prakash Javedkar said on reaching the venue of the national executive meeting of BJP here.
"Narendra Modi is the most senior leader of BJP and the longest serving chief minister of the party. He can be utilised for the party anywhere in the country," he said.
He said Nitish Kumar knew it very well what to do or not to do in the internal matters of other party as he was a seasoned politician.
He said Modi would also address tomorrow's rally of the party at Gandhi Maidan.
Meanwhile, Javedkar said Modi would campaign for the prospects of BJP candidates in 2010 assembly elections in Bihar if the state unit desired so. PTI
