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Manoj Jarange Patil’s hard work for the Maratha community’s reservation movement has come to an end. New Rule Defines Sagesoyre, Grants Kunbi Certificates

Short Read: The state government issues a ground breaking rule defining ‘Sagesoyre’ and facilitating Kunbi caste certificates, marking a significant step forward for the Maratha community’s reservation movement.”

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Manoj Jarange Patil‘s hard work for the Maratha community’s reservation movement has come to an end.

The state government issued a new rule today about this. It explains the term “Sagesoyre,” which was an important part of the Maratha reservation movement. Sagesoyre relatives now include a person’s father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and other relatives from past generations, including those from inter-caste and same-sex marriages, as clarified by the new rule.

This rule was published in the Maharashtra Government Gazette on January 26th. It’s called the Maharashtra Scheduled Castes, Freed Castes, Nomadic Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and Special Backward Classes rule, specifically addressing Sagesoyre. According to this rule, Sagesoyre relatives include a person’s father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and other relatives from past generations, including those from inter-caste and same-sex marriages.

There’s a mention of an affidavit: Kunbi caste certificates will be immediately issued to blood relatives of citizens who already have Kunbi registration, if they provide an affidavit as evidence. Relatives of citizens with Kunbi registration will also be verified for Kunbi caste certificates. If the proof of blood relationship of registered Kunbi citizens is confirmed, certificates will be issued according to the rules.

All relatives of Maratha brothers with Kunbi records will receive Kunbi caste certificates based on those records.

Maratha Reservation Percentage

Maratha Aarakshan percentage

Aarakshan percentage in Maharashtra, Amidst discussions on Maratha reservation, the OBC Mahasangh has cautioned the state government against including Marathas in the OBC category, emphasizing serious consequences. Conversely, the Akhil Bharatiya Maratha Mahasangh advocates for an increase in the OBC quota from 27% to 42%, suggesting that the additional 15% could be utilized to incorporate Marathas within the OBC framework, as highlighted by Sambhaji Dahatonde Patil, the general secretary of Akhil Bharatiya Maratha Mahasangh.

OBC aarakshan percentage in Maharashtra

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