On Tuesday, the High Court was limited by activist Maratha quota MANOJ JARANGE-PATIL and his collaborators to hold demonstrations in Azad Maidan in Mumbai without prior permission. He notes that “public places cannot be occupied indefinitely”, the divisional bench of the main judge of Aradhe and the judge Sandeep V. Mary noted that while the right to protest is essential, it cannot be exercised at the inconvenience of the public.
Mr. Jarange-Patil on Monday gave the state government until Tuesday to grant 10% of the quota to the Maratha community in the other backward class category, which did not meet that threatened to march to bombai with marathy supporters and start indefinite rapidly on August 29.
The Court of Justice, which listened to an action for a public interest in a lawsuit for the NGO, a Amy Foundation, which challenges the proposed agitation, that the police in Mumbai will be significantly tensions in Mumbai during the 10 -day Ganpati festival.
On Tuesday, BJP asked Mr. Jarange-Patil to join the discussions with the government of Maharashtra and consider his plan again.
The activist of the quota, however, refused to calm himself, even though he met him in the office of the main Minister Dendra Fadnavis in the office in Antarwali Sarathi in the Jalny district in an effort to convince him to postpone the protest for the upcoming festival.
Mr. Jarange-Patil launched a sharp attack on the main minister and accused him of defending Marath Reserve in education and jobs. “Such a pause was not seen even during the British government,” he said.
“No matter how many obstacles the government is located, we will go to the bombai tomorrow (Wednesday).
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Published – August 27 2025 12:54
