Jarange Calls Off 20-Day-Old Fast, Gives Three Months’ ‘Ultimatum’ to Govt
Jarange ended the fast after talks with state ministers and warned of renewed protests in Mumbai if Maratha reservation demands are not addressed within three months.
- On Thursday, Manoj Jarange Patil ended his 20-day hunger strike in Beed after meeting with a Maharashtra government delegation, granting officials three months to address his Maratha reservation demands.
- Jarange is firm on his demand for 'official recognition' of historical administrative records like the Hyderabad Gazette, Satara Gazette, and Aundh Gazette so Marathas can prove Kunbi lineage and claim OBC reservation benefits.
- During the meeting in Patoda, ministers Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, Dada Bhuse, MLC Prasad Lad, and MLA Suresh Dhas informed Jarange of quota progress and suggested he appoint representatives to monitor ongoing work.
- Jarange warned that if the government fails to act within three months, "If we are betrayed in the next three months, then we all will directly go to Mumbai," he said, threatening mass protest.
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis previously questioned the agitation's timing during the ongoing Ganesh festival, stating the government will not tolerate "intimidating tactics" regarding the reservation issue.
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Manoj Jarange-Patil Ends Fast, Gives Maharashtra Govt 90 Days To Act On Maratha Quota
<p><strong>Manoj Jarange Ends Fast: </strong>Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange-Patil has ended his hunger strike after discussions with Maharashtra ministers in Beed, temporarily easing a standoff that had threatened to spill into Mumbai. However, the decision comes with a firm 90-day deadline for the state government to make progress on the community's reservation demands.</p> <p>Jarange-Patil has warned that if the government fails to…
Jarange calls off 20-day fast, gives govt three-month ultimatum
Beed: Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange on Thursday, September 17, called off his 20-day-old fast, and warned the Maharashtra Government that he would take the protest to Mumbai if his demands over Maratha reservation were not considered in three months. Jarange made the announcement after talks with a government delegation which included ministers Radhakrishna Vikhe … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, …
Manoj Jarange calls off 20-day-old fast, gives three months’ ‘ultimatum’ to government
Manoj Jarange announced talks with a government delegation which included Ministers Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, Dada Bhuse, MLC Prasad Lad and MLA Suresh Dhas and senior officials, at Patoda in Beed district.
Jarange ends fast, warns govt of protest in Mumbai if...
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has ended his 20-day hunger strike after discussions with a Maharashtra government delegation. He issued a three-month ultimatum, threatening to resume protests in Mumbai if demands for Maratha reservation, based on Kunbi lineage recognition, are not met. The government has assured action on historical gazettes to facilitate OBC benefits for Marathas.
Manoj Jarange Patil Ends 20-Day Fast, Gives Maharashtra Govt 3 Months To Meet Maratha Quota Demands | 📰 LatestLY
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange Patil ended his 20-day hunger strike on Thursday and gave the Maharashtra government three months to act on his demands. His planned Mumbai protest has been put on hold after talks with the government. Jarange seeks Kunbi certificates for eligible Marathas, implementation of key gazetteers and action on millions of historical records. 📰 Manoj Jarange Patil Ends 20-Day Fast, Gives Maharashtra Govt 3 Months To…
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