Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is prepared for mid-term polls.

Responding to the reports of speculations that mid-term polls could take place in state following farmers’ stir for loan waiver, the chief minister said if someone wants to impel the BJP to go for mid-term polls, he is confident that the BJP will be able to form the government again.

Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray had recently said that if the government does not implement the provisions of loan waiver by next month, the party could withdraw support to the state government.

Our correspondent reports, without naming any party, the chief minister said that someone wants to impel the BJP to go for mid-term polls, he is confident that the BJP will be able to form the government again.

Buoyed by the BJP’s success in the recently held Maharashtra local governing bodies’ polls, Fadnavis said that the success was unprecedented and no other party achieved such success.

Even the Congress-NCP couldn’t attend the success even during their hay days.

So, people believe in the government.  The Fadnavis government had announced the long-standing demand of the farm loan waiver just last Sunday.