Manoj Jarange Refuses to End Hunger Strike, Warns of Mumbai Protest From September 12
Jarange rejected government assurances and said 58 lakh traced Kunbi records should speed certificates for eligible Marathas.
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The issue of Maratha reservation in Maharashtra has heated up once again. Manoj Jarange, who is on an indefinite hunger strike in Antarwali Sarati of Jalna, has given the government till September 11. He said that if the demands are not met till then, he will reach Mumbai with a protest on September 12.
Maratha activist Jarange refuses to end fast, gives Sept 11 deadline
Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange refused to end his hunger strike after talks with the Maharashtra government failed. He set a September 11 deadline, asked eligible Marathas to seek Kunbi certificates, and warned of a Mumbai protest.
Jarange refuses to call off hunger strike; threatens to reach Mumbai if demands not met by Sep 11
Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange has refused to end his indefinite hunger strike in Jalna, warning of a Mumbai protest on September 12 if demands are not met by September 11. He urged eligible Marathas to apply for Kunbi certificates, citing 58 lakh traced Kunbi records and promised government assistance.
Manoj Jarange Sets September 11 Deadline, Warns Of Mumbai Protest Over Maratha Reservation
Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange on Thursday refused to end his indefinite hunger strike, maintaining that he would continue his protest until the demands of the Maratha community are accepted. Jarange also issued a fresh deadline to the Maharashtra government, warning that he would shift the agitation to Mumbai on September 12 if the demands […]
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