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Jarange says Maratha protesters will head to Mumbai
The Hindu··11 Sept
Maratha activist Manoj Jarange Patil said protesters will go to Mumbai, with the date announced on September 12 after supporters gather at Antarwali Sarathi. His hunger strike for reservation entered its 13th day on Thursday. He is not waiting for a government delegation. Protesters want certificates from Kunbi entries in Hyderabad and Satara Gazette records.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Maratha applicants awaiting reservation certificates face continued uncertainty while the strike runs.
- Mumbai may see large rallies once Jarange sets a march date on September 12.
- Eligible members seek validation of existing Kunbi-linked certificates statewide.
What's Happening
- Jarange and supporters are staging protests across Maharashtra.
- Mahayuti minister Uday Samant said the government is engaging on the issue.
- The strike focuses on Gazette-based Kunbi documentation for the community.
Kunbi Records and Certificates
- Reservation demands have spurred repeated statewide agitation.
- Hyderabad and Satara Gazette records are central to the certificate dispute.
- Antarwali Sarathi is the planned assembly point before Mumbai action.
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