Jarange, who is fasting for Maratha reservation, gave up water...

frame Jarange, who is fasting for Maratha reservation, gave up water...

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Shivba Sangathan president Manoj Jarange-Patil toughened his stand on the maratha reservation issue and

stopped drinking water again on wednesday, the eighth day of his indefinite hunger strike, warning that

the government will have to data-face the consequences. Due to deteriorating health, on the appeal of his

supporters, he started drinking water from Monday. Speaking to the media lying on his mattress on a stage

here, a looking weak Jarange-Patil vowed that he would not back down until full reservation is given to the

Maratha community under the Kunbi caste, for which He has been agitating since 29th August.

Maharashtra government warned

Surrounded by hundreds of worried villagers and her team, Jarange-Patil said, The people of Maharashtra

are deeply angry with the government's delaying tactics... Documentary evidence is available, yet we are

being denied reservation. On wednesday evening, he said that the maharashtra government was trying to

waste time by asking for more time to fulfill the demands of the Marathas. He said that Chief Minister

Eknath Shinde, Deputy chief minister devendra fadnavis and ajit pawar will have to data-face the

consequences of their actions.

CM Shinde had called the meeting

Due to deteriorating health, he bowed to the appeal of the people of Antarwali-Sarti village and

surrounding villages and started drinking water on Monday. A day later he also accepted a glass of water

from Chhatrapati Shrimant Shahu Maharaj – the 12th direct descendant of Chhatrapati shivaji Maharaj –

but also made it clear that if the maratha quota was not announced before november 1, he would again

leave the water. Will give. In Mumbai, chief minister Eknath Shinde called an all-party meeting in the

morning, in which 32 top leaders were present.

What happened in the all party meeting?

A resolution was unanimously adopted at the meeting, declaring that reservation would be given to the

Maratha community, but the government needed time to sort out the legal intricacies and ensure that it was

implemented. Allaying the apprehensions of the OBCs, Shinde assured that the maratha quota will be

given without tampering with the reservation available to any other community.


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