Maratha Reservation: Manoj Jarange-Patil Agrees to End Fast Amid Quota Row, Gives Maharashtra Government Two Month’s Time
Maratha activist Manoj Jarange-Patil on Thursday has reportedly agreed to end his indefinite fast after a delegation from the Maharashtra government met with him at the protest site in Antarwali Sarati in Jalna. Manoj Jarange-Patil has given a fresh deadline of January 2, 2024, for granting reservation to the Maratha community. Manoj Jarange ended his 9-day-old fast and asked the government to resolve the issue of the Maratha reservation within two months. Maratha Quotas Definitely Coming, but Government Need Time; Activists Must Shun Violence, Says Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde.
Maratha Reservation:
मनोज जरांगे-पाटील उपोषण
– सरकारला वेळ देण्यासाठी जरांगे तयार
– जरांगे २४ डिसेंबरपर्यंतचा मुदत देण्यास तयार
– सरकार २ जानेवारीपर्यंतच्या मुदतीसाठी आग्रही
– अखेर २ जानेवारीपर्यंत मुदत दिली
– ९ व्या दिवशी उपोषण मागे#ManojJarange #MarathaReservation #MarathaArakshan
— Harita | हरिता (@haritapuranik) November 2, 2023
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