Published By: Sheen Kachroo
Last Updated: November 28, 2023, 19:45 IST
Bhujbal is disturbing the peace in society, stated Jarange Patil. (Image Source: X)
Jarange and Bhujbal are locked in a bitter conflict of phrases for the reason that NCP minister opposed the previous’s demand to accommodate Marathas below the OBC class by figuring out them as Kunbis
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange on Tuesday accused Maharashtra minister and OBC chief Chhagan Bhujbal of making a rift amongst numerous communities and puzzled whether or not provocative language getting used at his rallies was the coverage of the state authorities.
Jarange and Bhujbal are locked in a bitter conflict of phrases for the reason that NCP minister opposed the previous’s demand to accommodate Marathas below the Other Backward Classes (OBC) class by figuring out them as Kunbis. “Bhujbal is disturbing the peace in society.
He is talking about castes of great personalities, creating a rift among various communities. We are appealing for peace whereas his people (OBC leaders) are talking about breaking hands and legs. Is this the policy of the state government?” Jarange requested whereas chatting with reporters.
Jarange has been demanding that blanket Kunbi (OBC) caste certificates be given to members of the Maratha neighborhood. He has set the December 24 deadline for the state authorities to behave on his predominant demand for the reservation in authorities jobs and training.
“Irrespective of the state government’s stand on Bhujbal, Marathas will ensure they get the reservation under the OBC grouping as we have records to back our demand,” he added. Jarange stated numerous political events had dominated Maharashtra previously however none of them granted the reservation to the Maratha neighborhood which has precipitated this downside. “These parties are responsible for the current situation. Common people should lead this fight which is the need of the hour,” he stated and alleged that numerous political events are attempting to dam the Maratha quota stir. Jarange stated he would converse on many points throughout a rally on December 1 in Jalna, his dwelling district.
“I will speak on everything at the upcoming rally. Many people have spoken on various things these days, I will address everything,” he added. Jarange criticised the state authorities over arrests of some Marathas in the course of the latest spherical of protests for the quota. “Why these people were arrested when the government had said that cases filed during the agitation would be withdrawn,” he requested.
