CM Shinde will take proper decision on Maratha reservation": Maha minister

Assuring reservation activist Manoj Patil who ended his strike on Tuesday of the governments support Maharashtra Minister Uday Samant exuded confidence that the Chief Minister Eknath Shindeled government will take a proper decision on the issue of the Maratha reservationEknath Shinde chaired a meeting of all Shiv Sena Shinde Faction MPs and MLAs We are all confident that Eknath Shinde will take a proper decision on the Maratha reservation the State Minister of Industries saidReaching out to protestors the Shinde government minister asserted that demands were not wrongI request Manoj Jarange Patil that if somebody is playing politics behind their protest then it must be stoppednobody is saying their demands are wrong Govt is with them he addedAfter his conversation with the Maharashtra Chief Minister Manoj Jarange Patil who was on hunger strike in Antarwali Sarati village demanding Maratha reservation he ended his hunger strikeAlso read Maratha reservation stir CM Eknath Shinde calls allparty meeting Sena UBT not invitedIn view of the ongoing Maratha reservation row in Maharashtra the state government on Tuesday accepted the first report presented by the Shinde committee and issued a Government Resolution GR to decide the procedure for granting Kunbi caste certificates to the Maratha in the Marathwada regionThe process of issuing Kunbi certificates has begun The Kunbi community is eligible for reservations in the OBC categoryThe GR Government Resolution noted The available documents from Marathwada and other regions concerning the MarathaKunbi and KunbiMaratha caste certificates the retired justice Sandeep Shinde Committees first report have been approved by the State Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde todayCM Shinde reiterated that the state government is resolved to provide the Maratha reservation which will pass the legal scrutinyAccording to the Shinde Committee report approximately till October 30 17445432 records have been checked and from them 13498 records of the Kunbi caste have been found as of nowAlso 460 evidence presented by the citizens in the review meeting in Marathwada were presented to the committee During the investigation most of the records in the old archives are in Modi script or Urdu language The first report of the Justice Sandeep Shinde Retd committee has been accepted After this report the Kunbi caste certificate will be given to Marathas it addedThe Shinde committee reviewed the districtwise records in connection to the Maratha reservation The committee directed the concerned 8 District Collectors to prepare a single sample for all the districts of Marathwada and inspect the records to submit a report to the government regarding the checked recordsMeanwhile Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday said that the government is very positive about giving reservations to the MarathasThe Deputy CM condemned the violence that occurred in Maharashtras Beed on Monday and said that strict actions will be taken against those who are trying to spread violenceThe incident that happened in Beed yesterday cannot be supported The government is very positive in giving reservations to Marathas Some decisions have been taken regarding it today as well But some people are trying to spread violence and it will not be tolerated and strict action will be taken against them Fadnavis said after attending the cabinet meeting here on TuesdayThe situation in Beed Maharashtra has returned to normal amid the heavy deployment of security personnel after protests erupted on MondayDeepa Mudhol Munde District Collector Beed said The situation is peaceful and there have been no law and order problems since the night of October 30 Section 144 which prohibits gatherings of more than four people is still in effect We have issued orders for an Internet banThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever