CNN Central News & Network-ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Abhijit Deepke met Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange during his ongoing hunger strike and appealed to him to withdraw the protest, saying that Maharashtra needs his leadership and presence.
Deepke reportedly criticised the government over its handling of the Maratha community’s demands, describing it as “heartless” and expressing concern over Jarange’s deteriorating health during the protest. He urged the activist to consider ending the hunger strike while continuing the struggle through other democratic means.
Jarange has been at the centre of the Maratha reservation movement in Maharashtra, with his protests repeatedly drawing large public attention. The issue has remained politically sensitive, with demands for reservation and implementation of measures benefiting the Maratha community continuing to generate debate.
During the meeting, Deepke emphasised the importance of Jarange’s role in representing the community’s concerns. He appealed to the activist to protect his health and continue working for the cause without putting his life at risk.
The meeting comes amid continued political and social discussions over the Maratha reservation issue and the government’s response to the community’s demands. Jarange’s hunger strike has once again brought the issue into focus and increased pressure on political leaders to address the concerns.
The development highlights the continuing tension surrounding reservation demands in Maharashtra, with supporters seeking a concrete resolution while leaders and well-wishers call for dialogue and a peaceful political approach.
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