In response to the recent unrest by the Maratha community, the Maharashtra Revenue Department will begin distributing Kunbi certificates to anyone who meet the eligibility requirements on October 31. CM Eknath Shinde authorized the action to appease the aforementioned community members after their objection.
Manoj Jarange Patil, a Maratha reservation campaigner, spoke with Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde over the phone. CM Shinde informed Jarange Patil during the call that the Maratha community will get Kunbi certificates, and that a firm decision on this matter would be made at today’s cabinet meeting. He said that the government has filed a curative petition before the Supreme Court in order to lawfully address the Maratha reservation issue. Jarange Patil subsequently drank water after a fruitful conversation with Chief Minister Shinde.
See The Latest Information On Maratha Quota Stir:
-On Tuesday, a panchayat samiti office in the Jalna district of Maharashtra was set on fire by a number of people. At the panchayat samiti office in Ghansawangi, the district, on Monday night, a group of quota supporters carrying signs that screamed “Ek Maratha Lakh Maratha” broke into the building and set it on fire, according to the police.
A railway official said that in a different incident in Jalna, several young Maratha people attempted to stop trains at a railway gate in the hamlet of Shelgaon in the Badnapur tehsil on Monday afternoon. In an attempt to impede train operations, the demonstrators squatted on the railroad lines.
-CM Eknath Shinde called an urgent Cabinet Subcommittee meeting on the Maratha reservation due to an increase in Beed’s unrest.
-A curfew was enforced in some areas of Beed and Dharashiv district, Maharashtra, after widespread violence and burning during the current Maratha reservation campaign, which angered two MLAs and a former state minister. Additionally, internet access was suspended in Beed, central Maharashtra.
-In support of the Maratha reservation demand, a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA from Beed district submitted his resignation from the legislature. The Maratha quota problem, according to Gevrai assembly sector MLA Laxman Pawar, has been unresolved for years.
The order said that on Monday, marches were held to the district’s government offices, some of which were set on fire and attacked with stones, resulting in significant damage to both public and private property.
-Late in the morning, a gang of quota agitators set fire to and threw stones at the Majalgaon town bungalow of NCP (Ajit Pawar group) MLA Solanke in the Beed district.
-In Beed city, a group of Maratha quota activists broke into NCP MLA Sandeep Kshirsagar’s office and home space, setting both on fire in the evening.
-A day-long bandh called by Maratha protestors seeking reservations for the community was observed in the temple town of Shirdi.
-Maratha Mandir halted the Dhule-Solapur route on Monday for more than five hours, creating a backlog of traffic.
-It is said that the Maharashtra public transportation system stopped operating buses from Pune and Nashik to the Marathwada area on Monday.
– Manoj Jarange, an activist, and other Maratha community members have started a new wave of protest to demand a quota in government employment and educational institutions. Since October 25, Jarange has been fasting indefinitely at a hamlet in the Jalna area. Large-scale violence occurred in Beed district on Monday as a result of the Maratha quota movement.