KNews Desk: The issue of Maratha reservation seems to be heating up once again in Maharashtra. leader of the movement Manoj Jarange Patil Giving a clear ultimatum to the government on Saturday, he said that if a decision is not taken on the demands of the Maratha community by September 12, then a big agitation will be organized in Mumbai.
Jarange said that the government is trying to limit the scope of the movement, but the voice of the Maratha community cannot be suppressed.
Time given to government till 12th September
Manoj Jarange said that the government should now 15 days time being given. The government has been asked to reach the protest site every morning and evening from August 29 to September 12 and try to resolve the demands.
He said that if the demands are not met by September 12, then going to Mumbai is certain. Jarange also warned that after this it would not be possible for them to bring the agitators back from Mumbai.
Preparation for big movement in Mumbai
Jarange Patil has appealed to the people of Maratha community from different parts of Maharashtra to reach Mumbai. When needed to surround Mumbai from all sides Said to adopt the strategy of.
He also called for reaching Mumbai in large numbers with motorcycles. Also appealed to the Maratha community of Mumbai to make food and other necessary arrangements for the agitators.
Challenge may increase amid Ganeshotsav
This announcement of Jaranga has come at a time when Ganeshotsav in Maharashtra from 14th September About to start. Ganeshotsav is going to last for about 11 days and during this time a large number of people celebrate on the streets in Mumbai.
In such a situation, if a big movement of Maratha community reaches Mumbai, then the administration may face a big challenge in maintaining law and order and traffic system.
'Reservation will be available only through Kunbi'
Regarding Maratha reservation, Jarange said that permanent and permanent reservation through kunbi Only possible. He also talked about taking forward the issues related to SEBC, EWS, Sarathi and Kunbi GR.
He appealed to the government to seriously consider these demands.
Appeal to stay away from violence
Jarange also appealed to the supporters to keep the movement peaceful. He clearly said that during his There should be no arson and stone pelting.
He said that he does not want violence and any disturbance during the movement should not cause harm to the society. He also raised issues related to farmers, Dhangar, Dalit, Muslim, OBC, Lamani and Kaikadi communities.
now everyone's eye 12 September But it is. If no solution is found between the government and the Maratha movement by then, a situation of a major movement may arise in Mumbai.