Shetti, whose party is an ally of the NDA and part of the Maharashtra government, said he has submitted to the Governor a memorandum for waiving loans of farmers.
The memorandum comprises signatures of 6.5 lakh farmers.
Shetti also said he has opened the doors of a dialogue with Maharashtra government but nobody has expressed desire to talk and bring a solution to the issue.
"We give one month's time to the government to meet our demands of a loan waiver. If it doesn't respond, our agitation will increase," he said.
Shetti said he will hold a separate agitation against the Mumbai-Nagpur super expressway.
The Lok Sabha member today culminated his 'Atmaklesh Yatra' (repentance march) at Raj Bhavan, which he had begun from Pune on May 22.
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