Maratha Reservation Activist Manoj Jarange Patil March to Mumbai: A Determined Stride for Rights

Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange, feeling emotional, announced his march from Jalna’s Antarwali Sarati to Mumbai on Saturday, expressing that he sees no other option.

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Short Read: Maratha activist Manoj Jarange embarks on an emotional journey from Jalna to Mumbai for Maratha Quota, signalling his unwavering commitment to the reservation cause. Threatening a fast-unto-death, he warns the government that neglecting their demand could have repercussions in 14 states. With thousands joining, the march aims to occupy every inch of Mumbai until Marathas secure their rightful reservation.

Maratha Reservation Activist Manoj Jarange

Jarange is even contemplating a fast-unto-death while en route to Mumbai for Maratha Reservation Mumbai March, discussing this possibility with fellow community members. Expressing dissatisfaction with the state government for issuing notices to participating Marathas, he warned that neglecting their reservation demand would be a grave mistake by politicians in the state government, affecting not only Maharashtra but 14 other states.

Claiming that they gave the government seven months without any action, Jarange asserted, “Even if the government resorts to using bullets, we won’t back down without securing reservation.” Anticipating sacrifice, he vowed not to retreat. Some believe further discussions with the state government are futile, as despite numerous meetings and time extensions, promises made in writing remain unfulfilled. Blaming the government for shutting the door on discussions and not providing reservation despite evidence, Jarange urged Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to address the Maratha reservation issue promptly.

Maratha Reservation Activist Manoj Jarange

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Emphasizing that the march has just begun, Jarange stated, “The chief minister and deputy chief minister still have time to meet our demands. Marathas will occupy every inch of Mumbai until we get reservation.” The march, involving thousands of participants, commenced at 9 am and attracted a significant number of vehicles. After a lunch break in Kolgaon, Gevrai tehsil, Beed district, the march resumed, reaching Matori village in Beed’s Shirur tehsil, where they stayed overnight. On Sunday, the participants plan to reach Tapurvadi in Ahmednagar district for lunch, then proceed to Barabahli in Karanji ghat by night.

Maratha Reservation Activist Manoj Jarange, Monday’s schedule includes a halt in Supa in the afternoon, followed by a night stop in Matori before entering Pune district the next morning. The route passes through Lonavala, Panvel, Vashi, Chembur, ultimately culminating in Azad Maidan or Shivaji Park on Jan 26. Notably, Jarange conducted his first hunger strike from August 29 to September 14 last year, and the second from October 25 to November 2, 2023.

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