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Ready to discuss loan waiver for farmers with oppn leaders: CM

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Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said his government was ready to discuss the loan waiver scheme for farmers with opposition Congress-NCP leaders. He was speaking in the Legislative Assembly after the Monsoon session began today. Leader of Opposition Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil and NCP leader Ajit Pawar sought an explanation from the government about loan waiver announced for the cultivators. “Loan of farmers should be waived immediately. The loan waiver scheme is time consuming and farmers’ patience is being tested,” said Pawar. To this, Fadnavis replied,”Maharashtra government is ready to discuss loan waiver with opposition leaders. The opposition leaders should not forget that in supplementary demands, state government has asked for provision of Rs 20,000 crore, which we propose to use for the loan waiver scheme”. “There will be no time limit for such discussion. It can stretch for long hours but the state (government) will discuss the issue with opposition,” Fadnavis added. Dissatisfied with the reply, the opposition MLAs staged a walk-out for a brief period. PTI

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