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Maharashtra govt partially accepts Maratha quota demands

Assures OBC concessions, but the community’s demand for reservations in education and jobs will have to wait longer

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Manoj Jarange will declare his decision on continuing the fast today. Pic/Agencies

Manoj Jarange will declare his decision on continuing the fast today. Pic/Agencies

The state cabinet on Wednesday came out with a solution to end the Maratha leader Manoj Jarange’s nine-day fast for the quota. One of the decisions is to give Marathas, who were notified as Kunbis in the erstwhile Nizam state, the Other Backward Class (OBC) concessions. The second was to form a panel headed by a retired high court judge to decide the process of certification of Marathas in Marathwada as Kunbis, based on the generational documentary evidence.

Jarange had promised government representatives to declare his decision to end or continue the fast on Thursday morning. But a couple of hours before Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced the decisions, Jarange had given the government an ultimatum that the certification GR (government resolution) could be issued in a day.

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