"We all know terrorism is a national issue or problem.
And not only that to some extent an international problem. We do not view the problem in terms of political benefit or loss," party general secretary Janardan Dwivedi told reporters.
He said that the problem of terrorism should be a concern for all the citizens and should be faced unitedly.
"Whatever I am saying, I am saying on behalf of the party," Dwivedi insisted.
He was responding to Ahmed's remarks made in this regard on the microblogging site Twitter.
Ahmed had tweeted,"If the blast near BJP's office in Bangalore is a terror attack, it will certainly help the BJP politically on the eve of election".
At least 16 people, including 11 policemen, were injured in the bomb blast, apparently targeting the Karnataka BJP city office ahead of the May 5 Assembly polls.
Five civilians, including three women, were also injured in the blast, which was described as a "clear act of terror" by Deputy Chief Minister and state Home Minister R Ashok, saying it was targeted at the party workers and its leaders.
"It is a very clear act of terror...It is targeted at the BJP, our senior leaders and workers", Ashoka said.