Maratha quota row: Bombay HC sets deadline for Manoj Jarange, orders him to ‘vacate Azad Maidan or face action’

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of Bombay directed the activist Manoj Jararange and its supporters, who organized an agitation requesting a reservation for the Maratha community, to evacuate Azad Maidan until 15:00 or to evacuate facial action.

If the Supreme Court, Jararange and its supporters do not evacuate the place, the case warned the case, including the case cost and contempt.

A bench President Justice Shree ChandraShekhar and Justice Aarti Sathe said that he wanted full normality that was restored until 15:00 and then he would enter the streets.
HC said Jararange and its supporters violated the law and therefore had no right to occupy Azad Maidan without permission.

“This is a very serious situation. We are not satisfied with the government government. It seems to have some amount in a part of the government,” he added.

Senior lawyer Satish Maneshinde, appearing for Jararange, some of the supporters of some of the supporters on the city streets apologized to the wrong behavior and said that the activist was trying from the first day to ensure that no citizen is troubled. They asked Jararange and his supporters that they emptied and emptied Azad Maiyan. No immediately.

The court said on Monday that several protesters surrounded the Supreme Court and prevented judges.

“The Supreme Court under siege and a judge cannot have to walk to court,” the counter said.

HC released the issue on Tuesday at 15:00 for more hearing.

As of August 29, Jararange organizes an uncertain hunger strike in Azad Maidan in Southern Mumbai and said he would not leave Mumbai until his requests were met by the government.

In the early hours of Monday, the Supreme Court said that the protest was not peaceful and that Jararange and its supporters violated all the conditions given by the authorities when the permission to keep the protest in Azad Maidan.

On Monday, the court said the protest had paralyzed Mumbai and brought the city to stop and wanted the restoration of its normality to be restored.

HC then gave the opportunity to correct the situation and to unload and clean the streets that were blocked and occupied at noon on Tuesday.

(With inputs from PTI)