Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s Devendra Fadnavis, whobecame the Maharashtra Chief Minister for the second time in a row after asurprise early Saturday morning oath ceremony said that 'Modi hai toh mumkinhai', while greeting workers outside the party office in Mumbai.
The chief minister for the second term said, "We willprovide a stable government. Modi hai toh mumkin hai (When Modi is there, it ispossible)."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tweeted minutes afterFadnavis took oath as the Chief Minister congratulating him and his deputy CMand Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar.
Modi in his Tweet said, "I am confident they will workdiligently for the bright future of Maharashtra."
The state of Maharashtra was placed under President'srule on November 12 after no party could claim the numbers required to form agovernment.
The Sena, which was BJP's pre-poll alliance partner, broke ranks over the issue of rotational chief ministership. Uddhav Thackeray then made the lone Sena minister, Arvind Sawant, in the union cabinet to resign. Thereafter, the Sena got in talks with the NCP and the Congress. Thackeray's rare call to party Chief Sonia Gandhi set the ball rolling in the Congress camp and subsequently, the talks over the government formation in the financial capital of the country among the ideologically divergent parties gathered pace.
