Jarange Vows To Intensify Quota Protest

Jararange, who protested in Azad Maidan in Southern Mumbai, demands that all marathhars be given Kunbi caste certificates to make OBC reservation. The agitation will enter its fourth day on Monday and the locking does not show signs of solutions. Jararange made it clear that Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis did not want to give additional time to the Mahayuti government to address the issue.

Jararange accused the government of ignoring the demand of the Maratha community, and said that young people from all over Maharashtra will participate in the protest on Saturdays and Sundays. “Our main power – young people – you haven’t come yet. When they arrive, you will see what happened here, Az he explained high applause and slogans from the supporters in Azad Maidan.

Jararange reiterates the basic demand, “All maraths should be given Kunbi certificates. Nobody can prevent us from taking the OBC quota.” He said.

In response to the opposition of some OBC leaders, who discussed involvement in the OBC category in the OBC category, Jararange claimed that the government also depends on the Maratha support. “If Marathas suffers from Mahayuti, a gram of Panchayat will not be elected from his alliances,” he warned. In addition, the anger in the Marathha community can lead to the defeat of Mahayuti candidates in both the village and municipal elections.

Meanwhile, Senior Minister Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil, who chaired a cabinet sub-committee in Maratha Reservation, held an important meeting with other members of the retired Supreme Court Sandeep Shinde and other members of Ganesh Patil on Sunday. The meeting focused on whether the historical documents that can support the classification of Haydarabad and Satara journalists as Kunbis – to meet the demand of the community.

Speaking after the meeting, Vikhe-Patil said, “Attorney General and Justice Shinde asked for more time to examine whether the journalists of Haydarabad and Satara could be applied according to Mr. Jarangarge.