"All farmers of the region should be covered for loan waiver without any condition of land holding," Kishor Tiwari, Chairman of the taskforce, said in a letter addressed to Fadnavis.
He said if that is not possible, then the land holding limit should be up to 5 hectares for dry land farmers and 2 hectares for those who have irrigated land holding.
He added that when farm loan waiver was given by the UPA government in 2008-09, most of its benefits were taken away by rich farmers and banks to clear their NPAs.
He also said those farmers who regularly repay their loans should be given incentives.
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