Maratha quota fight heads to Mumbai? Activist Manoj Jarange Patil cautions of quick unto death at Azad Maidan

Jalna (Maharashtra) [India]September 13 (ANI): Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange Patil on Sunday provided an eight-day warning to the Maharashtra federal government, cautioning that he will release an indefinite quick unto death at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan on September 19 if the neighborhood’s appointment needs are not satisfied.

Speaking with ANI in Jalna, the activist asserted that the fight for Maratha appointment will now move to the state capital if the administration stops working to act within the specified timeframe.

“The government has eight days left. If the Maratha community’s demands are not met within this period, I will sit on a fast unto death at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan at 10 AM on September 19. Whatever happens next will take place in Mumbai. The government shows no regard for the issues faced by poor Marathas,” Jarange Patil stated.

The quota advocate likewise declared that the state equipment is actively daunting his fans and targeting his partners under the guise of legal questions.

“My close associates were being harassed under the pretext of investigations. Attempts are being made to exert pressure by issuing notices to those standing with him in the movement, but this will not halt the agitation,” he mentioned.

Striking an uncompromising note, Jarange Patil stated that pressure methods would not prevent him from taking the stir forward.

“I will not surrender to the government out of fear of an investigation. If the time comes, I am ready to face death, but I will not kneel before the government,” he verified.

Previously, on September 4, a state federal government delegation fulfilled Patil on the 6th day of his indefinite appetite strike at Antarwali Sarati in Jalna district to attract him to abort his agitation, even as the activist stayed company on his needs.

The federal government delegation made up Maharashtra Ministers Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, Uday Samant, Makarand Aaba Patil, and BJP MLA Prasad Lad.

Throughout the conference, the ministers held comprehensive conversations with Jarange relating to different crucial needs of the Maratha neighborhood.

Resolving the media, Maharashtra Minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil stated, “Efforts are being made to complete the process of making Kunbi records available to Gram Panchayats by September 5. Action will also be taken to issue certificates to the Maratha community based on the Hyderabad Gazette.”

He even more attracted the general public, stating, “Maratha community members in Marathwada should apply for certificates starting tomorrow. If any issues arise, individuals should apply directly to the respective District Collector. Nodal officers will be appointed in every district, and individuals can contact them in case of any problems.”

The minister ensured that main orders relating to OBC concessions would be provided quickly. “Orders regarding OBC concessions will be issued on September 8,” Vikhe Patil kept in mind, including that “the Shinde Committee has discovered 58 lakh Kunbi records so far, and the government is working on processing them.”

He likewise revealed that “a Maratha Reservation Cell will be set up, and 300 crore rupees will be allocated for the Annasaheb Patil Economic Development Corporation,” declaring that “the government stands with the movement initiated by Manoj Jarange to bring justice to the Maratha community.”

In a direct interest the activist, Vikhe Patil folded his hands and specified, “I request with folded hands to end the fast.”

Accepting the delegation’s issues, Maharashtra Minister Uday Samant and BJP MLA Prasad Lad stressed that “Manoj Jarange should get admitted to a hospital for treatment and suspend his indefinite hunger strike due to deteriorating health.”

Manoj Jarange stayed unfaltering, specifying, “I will not end the indefinite hunger strike until demands are met.” Setting a company timeline, he firmly insisted, “Fulfil all demands by September 11.”

Describing the next actions of the agitation, Jarange included, “If the government accepts all demands, the Maratha community will bring gulal to Mumbai. The date to head to Mumbai for the agitation will be announced during the meeting on September 12.”

Repeating his dedication, Jarange concluded, “This is my final agitation. If all demands are implemented, I will not need to protest again.”

In spite of prolonged considerations and significant guarantees from the state agents, the federal government delegation’s effort to encourage Jarange showed not successful, and the group left Antarwali Sarati as the activist strongly preserved his position to continue the cravings strike up until all needs are completely carried out. (ANI)

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