Kumar also announced that the present party president Sharad Yadav will continue in his post and the formalities for it will be completed at the national executive.
"We will take stock of the political situation prevailing in the country and related issues at our party's national executive to be held in New Delhi on April 13-14," he told reporters in reply to a volley of questions about the future of JD(U)'s alliance with BJP, which is under palpable strain.
Pressed for comments on demands by some BJP leaders that Advani lead NDA yet again in the next general elections, he said the BJP patriarch was a respected leader and he would not like to say much as it may be seen as influencing the affairs of another party.
Asked about the likelihood of mid-term polls, Kumar said it was his view, which he had articulated in the recent past, that it was Congress which would decide when to go for the elections.
Kumar said he was ready for any eventuality but did not want to make any speculation.