New Delhi: The Union Home Minister, BJP President Amit Shah rejected the opposition criticizism of President Rule in Maharashtra “Outright politics” to gain public sympathy. In his statement Amit Shah said that Siva Sena demands including sharing of CM post were unacceptable to his party.     He also said that he was not in favour of midterm elections in the state and noted that all parties have six months to stake claim to form Government if they manage a majority.  He also rejected that the Siva Sena’s claim that the BJP had agreed to share the CM post with the ally, saying that PM Narendra Modi clearly said in many public meetings, Fadnavis will lead the Government again. We got people’s mandate but now our ally has made demands which are unacceptable to us. The opposition’s reaction on President’s Rule in Maharashtra is outright politics, he said. The Honourable Governor has never comprised with the constitutional norms, he said. He also said President Rule was necessitated so that opposition could not accuse the Governor of running an indirect BJP rule in the state, he said.