Maratha Quota Activist Prepares for Grand Dussehra Rally

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has been discharged from a hospital and plans a significant Dussehra rally in Beed, Maharashtra. After his health declined during a hunger strike, Jarange aims to mobilize support for Maratha reservation under the Kunbi category. He remains undecided about fielding candidates for upcoming assembly polls.

Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange, after being discharged from a hospital in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, announced his plans for a major Dussehra rally in Beed. Jarange's health had deteriorated during a hunger strike in Jalna district.

Seeking reservation under the Kunbi category for the Maratha community, Jarange aims to hold the rally in Narayangad, Beed, with the support of people from across the state. He emphasized the event's focus on unity, urging no political implications be drawn.

When questioned about participating in the upcoming assembly elections, likely in November, Jarange reiterated warnings against those opposing the Maratha quota movement but did not confirm any plans to field candidates.

(With inputs from agencies.)