He said the party was preparing on "war-footing" for the next Lok Sabha polls and another meeting of parliamentary board will be held July 8.
Party sources said that the composition of campaign committee under Modi's leadership may be decided at July 8 meeting.
Ananth Kumar also said that the party was against the ordinance route on food security bill adopted by the government and said there appeared to be some "hidden agenda".
He claimed the government had adopted the ordinance route as it was not sure of support of its own allies on the bill.
The parliamentary board also decided to hold prayer meetings July 16 in memory of those who had lost their lives in Uttarakhand floods.
Expressing concern at speed of relief and rehabilitation efforts of Uttarakhand government, the party decided to give Rs.5 lakh to defence and security personnel who had lost their lives in a crash of a rescue helicopter.
