Maratha Quota Activist Claims Drone Surveillance, Government Promises Action

Maharashtra Minister Shambhuraj Desai announced that the government would investigate claims of drone surveillance over activist Manoj Jarange's village. In the assembly, concerns were raised about Jarange's safety, prompting discussions on upgrading his security. Jarange has been a significant figure in the Maratha community's quest for reservations.

In a significant development, Maharashtra Minister Shambhuraj Desai revealed that the state government would seek a report from Jalna police regarding alleged drone surveillance of Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange's village.

The announcement came during an assembly session where the Leader of Opposition and senior Congress leader, Vijay Wadettiwar, raised concerns about Jarange's safety, suggesting potential threats to his life.

Desai assured that if necessary, Jarange's security, which had already been armed, would be further upgraded. The minister's statement follows claims from villagers that a drone had been spotted over the village sarpanch's house, fueling fears of surveillance.

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