Maratha Quota Rally Ahmednagar : Third Day Journey Starts Ahmednagar Madrasah

Maratha Quota Rally Ahmednagar -Maratha activist Manoj Jarange Patil, who is advocating for the reservation of the Maratha community from the OBC quota, is continuing his march to Mumbai for the second day.

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Short Read: “Manoj Jarange Patil, leading the charge for Maratha community reservation, presses on in his Mumbai-bound march, rejecting pleas from Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. As the crowd grows, tensions rise – stay tuned for updates on this compelling journey for justice!”

Maratha Quota Rally -The third day’s journey began by meeting the people of the Muslim community who supported Manoj Jarange’s movement in the Ahmednagar Madrasah.

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Maratha activist Manoj Jarange Patil, who is advocating for the reservation of the Maratha community from the OBC quota, is continuing his march to Mumbai for the second day. A large crowd is accompanying him, and on Sunday, the march entered Ahmednagar district, planning to stop for the night near Karanji Ghat.

Even though Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has appealed for the march to halt and wait for the government’s efforts on reservation, Jarange-Patil has rejected the plea. The march, which reached Matori village in Beed on Saturday night, is set to enter Pune district on Monday from Karanji Ghat.

Jarange-Patil mentioned that the government has a limited time frame of four days to fulfill the community’s reservation demand. He expressed frustration, stating that the Maratha community was eligible for reservation but has been deprived. He warned the government to provide reservations promptly, or they would face long-term consequences.

In response, Chief Minister Shinde assured that the government is working positively on the demand for Maratha reservation. He appealed to the protestors to stop the agitation, emphasizing that continued protests would inconvenience the people. Shinde detailed the efforts taken by the government and urged the protestors to withdraw the march.

After unsuccessful talks with the state government, Jarange-Patil initiated the third phase of his agitation – the march to Mumbai, with thousands of community members joining. The group left Jalna’s Antarwali Sarati village on Saturday and is expected to reach Mumbai on January 26. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this ongoing development.

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