Jarange Ends Fast as Govt Backs Quota
Mumbai: On Tuesday, activist Manoj Jararange ended the five -day hunger strike after accepting most of the demands of the Maharashtra government, including giving the appropriate Marathhas Kunbi caste certificates that would make themselves suitable for appropriate reservation benefits for Obcs. The reservation and other members of the panel in Azad Maidan from South Mumbai, which has been in which he has been agitation since August 29, point to the end of their fasting.
43 -year -old activist, supporters in the protest in the field of loud cheering in the tears after fasting. Later, Azad left Maidan in the ambulance for medical control. Jararange had previously asked Prime Minister Devendra Fadnavis and two deputies – Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar – to come to Azad Maidan to fast.
“This will make it any pain between Marathhas, Vik said Vikhe Patil said that all three of the activist came out of Mumbai and addressed him to fast. “What else do we want (cm and deputies) (Azad Maidan), do you want me to die?
The activist warned his promises to the BJP -led government. “Vikhe Patil, if there is any attempt to deceive us on the implementation of the Haydarabad Newspaper where a three -member committee will be established at the village level, and the protesters who lost their lives, who lost their lives against the protesters, promises that we will not continue their jobs.
The activist claimed that Marathas in the Marathwada region was Kunbis (an OBC community) and the three -member committee to be established at the village level should take into account the 58 Lakh records found to determine the Kunbi status for the Marathha community.
Jararange started his hunger strike on August 29th, the last in the protest series since 2023, and asked Marathas to be included in the OBC category to benefit from reservation in government and education.
