Congress has been demanding that Goa government be dismissed owing to Manohar Parrikar's absence.
Goa BJP leader Rajendra Arlekar ruled out Wednesday, the possibility of leadership change in the state, claiming that Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar was capable of handling the situation even though he was away.
Mr Parrikar is in the United States for medical treatment.
While the Congress has been demanding that the government should be dismissed owing to Mr Parrikar's absence and poor health of two other ministers, there are also rumours that some senior opposition MLAs are on their way to the BJP.
"We do not want leadership change in Goa. The whole party is with Manohar Parrikar and there is no question of leadership change," Mr Arlekar told reporters in Panaji.
"Parrikar is capable of handling the situation and with the help of party MLAs and the organisation, he is certainly doing that.
"So...this question of certain people entering BJP and taking charge of ministry, is irrelevant," Arlekar Mr "All those who are spreading such rumours...this message should be clear...we all are with Parrikar and we are not looking at any leadership change," he added.
However, he said that the BJP is not averse to admitting leaders from other parties into its fold to "enhance the party base".
Talking about the ailing BJP ministers Pandurang Madkaikar and Francis D'Souza, he said Mr Parrikar will take decision about them "as and when required." Mr Madkaikar is admitted to a private hospital in Mumbai since June 5 after he suffered a brain stroke. Mr D'Souza is receiving treatment in the US.
"When he (Parrikar) comes back he is certainly going to deliberate on all these issues and take final decision. He is the chief minister and he knows it better what happens to the administration in a minister's absence, so he will take the decision after consulting the party," Mr Arlekar said, adding that the party has given Parrikar "full freedom" in these matters.
Mr Parrikar left for the US on August 31 and is expected to return on September 8. He underwent three-month-long treatment for a pancreatic ailment in the US earlier this
year