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Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Will continue to work for all communities, says Fadnavis
The Maratha quota protest, led by activist Manoj Jarange Patil, intensified in Mumbai on Tuesday as the sit-in at Azad Maidan entered its fourth day. Patil escalated his indefinite hunger strike by declaring he would stop drinking water. An estimated 35,000–45,000 supporters have gathered, causing severe traffic snarls and disruptions to bus services near CSMT. Despite repeated meetings, the Maharashtra Cabinet sub-committee has made no progress, prompting Patil to harden his stance.
Traffic diversions remain in place across South Mumbai, with Marine Drive, DN Road and P D’Mello Road worst affected. While train services are running, crowding is reported at CSMT and adjoining stations. Security has been stepped up with RPF and GRP personnel deployed. Educational institutions around Fort have switched to online classes. CM Devendra Fadnavis said the government was committed to the issue but could not move against constitutional provisions.
Traffic diversions remain in place across South Mumbai, with Marine Drive, DN Road and P D’Mello Road worst affected. While train services are running, crowding is reported at CSMT and adjoining stations. Security has been stepped up with RPF and GRP personnel deployed. Educational institutions around Fort have switched to online classes. CM Devendra Fadnavis said the government was committed to the issue but could not move against constitutional provisions.
21:36 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Will continue to work for all communities, says Fadnavis
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis hailed activist Manoj Jarange's move to call off his 5-day fast over the Maratha quota demand, saying the government found a solution in the interest of the Maratha community.
Talking to reporters here, Fadnavis said his government always focused on the welfare of the Maratha community. Fadnavis said he was happy that Jarange ended his hunger strike.
"I thank deputy chief ministers (Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar) as well as Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, who heads the cabinet sub-committee (on Maratha quota)," he said.
"My objective was to give justice to the Maratha community. My government was always focused on the welfare of Marathas and I will continue to work for all communities in Maharashtra, be it Marathas or OBCs. We conveyed the legal issues involved in Jarange's demands to him," he added.
Jarange, who began his hunger strike on August 29, called off the protest on Tuesday afternoon after the Maharashtra government accepted most of his demands, including granting eligible Marathas Kunbi caste certificates which will make them eligible for reservation benefits available to the Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
Talking to reporters here, Fadnavis said his government always focused on the welfare of the Maratha community. Fadnavis said he was happy that Jarange ended his hunger strike.
"I thank deputy chief ministers (Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar) as well as Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, who heads the cabinet sub-committee (on Maratha quota)," he said.
"My objective was to give justice to the Maratha community. My government was always focused on the welfare of Marathas and I will continue to work for all communities in Maharashtra, be it Marathas or OBCs. We conveyed the legal issues involved in Jarange's demands to him," he added.
Jarange, who began his hunger strike on August 29, called off the protest on Tuesday afternoon after the Maharashtra government accepted most of his demands, including granting eligible Marathas Kunbi caste certificates which will make them eligible for reservation benefits available to the Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
19:33 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Jarange breaks down in tears, says 'today is Diwali for us' as he ends fast
Jarange ended his fast at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan by accepting a glass of fruit juice from senior BJP minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, head of the cabinet sub-committee on Maratha reservation, along with other panel members.
The 43-year-old activist broke down in tears as his supporters cheered loudly at the protest site. He was later taken to a hospital in an ambulance for a medical check-up.
Earlier, Jarange had insisted that chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and his deputies Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar be present for him to break his fast.
The 43-year-old activist broke down in tears as his supporters cheered loudly at the protest site. He was later taken to a hospital in an ambulance for a medical check-up.
Earlier, Jarange had insisted that chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and his deputies Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar be present for him to break his fast.
19:05 (IST) Sep 02
Activist Manoj Jarange leaves Azad Maidan in ambulance for medical checkup after his 5-day fast on Maratha quota
18:20 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota: Jarange ends hunger strike as govt accepts key demands; supporters celebrate
Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange on Tuesday ended his indefinite fast after accepting the Government Resolution (GR) presented by the Maharashtra cabinet sub-committee on Maratha quota.
He broke his fast in the presence of cabinet sub-committee head Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, who thanked him for agreeing to the government’s proposal and bringing the agitation to a close.
He broke his fast in the presence of cabinet sub-committee head Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, who thanked him for agreeing to the government’s proposal and bringing the agitation to a close.
18:00 (IST) Sep 02
Azad Maidan erupts in joy as Maratha quota activist Jarange declares victory
Scenes of triumph and jubilation unfolded at the historic Azad Maidan on Tuesday as Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange declared victory for his agitation after the Maharashtra government's cabinet sub-committee headed by Minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil on Maratha quota accepted most of his demands.
Thousands of protesters, who gathered in the city in support of Jarange's hunger strike last week, cheered for him and were moved to tears as he said, "Jitlo re raje ho apan" (we have won my friends).
They hung on to the activist's every word as he read the draft of the cabinet sub-committee and erupted in joyful cries, reported PTI.
Thousands of protesters, who gathered in the city in support of Jarange's hunger strike last week, cheered for him and were moved to tears as he said, "Jitlo re raje ho apan" (we have won my friends).
They hung on to the activist's every word as he read the draft of the cabinet sub-committee and erupted in joyful cries, reported PTI.
17:33 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Jarange says govt accepts most of his demands on Day 5 of fast
Activist Manoj Jarange declared "victory" after the Maharashtra government’s cabinet sub-committee on Maratha quota accepted most of his key demands, including issuing Kunbi caste certificates to eligible Marathas.
The announcement, made on the fifth day of his indefinite fast at Azad Maidan in Mumbai, sparked celebrations among his supporters.
Jarange, addressing the protesters, said, “We have won,” after meeting the panel led by minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, along with Shivendrasinh Bhosale, Uday Samant, and Manikrao Kokate.
The sub-committee agreed to implement the Hyderabad Gazette, assuring that Marathas with Kunbi records will receive caste certificates following due verification. Jarange also confirmed that government resolutions (GRs) on the quota demands would be issued immediately.
"We will leave Mumbai by 9 pm today if the Maharashtra government issues GRs (government resolutions) on the Maratha quota demands," Jarange said.
The announcement, made on the fifth day of his indefinite fast at Azad Maidan in Mumbai, sparked celebrations among his supporters.
Jarange, addressing the protesters, said, “We have won,” after meeting the panel led by minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, along with Shivendrasinh Bhosale, Uday Samant, and Manikrao Kokate.
The sub-committee agreed to implement the Hyderabad Gazette, assuring that Marathas with Kunbi records will receive caste certificates following due verification. Jarange also confirmed that government resolutions (GRs) on the quota demands would be issued immediately.
"We will leave Mumbai by 9 pm today if the Maharashtra government issues GRs (government resolutions) on the Maratha quota demands," Jarange said.
17:04 (IST) Sep 02
'We have won': Manoj Jarange tells Maratha quota protesters
Maratha quota protesters celebrated at the Azad Maidan as Jarange announced victory after 5-day fast.
16:32 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota stir: Jarange says by 9 pm protesters will leave Mumbai
Manoj Jarange announced that the Maratha agitation’s future course will be decided within an hour of receiving the government’s GRs on proposals and then by 9 pm protesters will leave Mumbai.
The state government has agreed to implement the Hyderabad gazette and issue a government resolution (GR), and withdraw cases filed against protesters by the end of the month.
The state government has agreed to implement the Hyderabad gazette and issue a government resolution (GR), and withdraw cases filed against protesters by the end of the month.
16:08 (IST) Sep 02
Maharashtra govt has promised to withdraw cases against Maratha quota agitation protesters: Manoj Jarange
16:08 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota protest: Bombay HC to hear matter again tomorrow at 1 pm; warns against breach of law
The Bombay High Court adjourned the Maratha morcha matter to 1 pm on Wednesday after senior advocate Satish Maneshinde informed that activist Manoj Jarange had appealed to his supporters not to break any law or cause disruption.
The court, however, cautioned that it would be compelled to pass strict orders to uphold the majesty of law and warned that any violation of its directives would not be tolerated.
The court, however, cautioned that it would be compelled to pass strict orders to uphold the majesty of law and warned that any violation of its directives would not be tolerated.
15:52 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha Quota Protest Live: Bombay HC permits Manoj Jarange to stay at Azad Maidan till Wednesday morning
The Bombay High Court allowed activist Manoj Jarange to continue his protest at Azad Maidan until Wednesday morning, PTI reported.
Jarange had earlier requested more time, assuring the court that most of his supporters had already left Mumbai or would do so by Tuesday, while expressing hope that a solution to the Maratha quota issue could be reached by then.
Jarange had earlier requested more time, assuring the court that most of his supporters had already left Mumbai or would do so by Tuesday, while expressing hope that a solution to the Maratha quota issue could be reached by then.
15:48 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota: Three Maharashtra ministers reach Azad Maidan, begin talks with Manoj Jarange
15:46 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota protest live: Govt panel to meet Jarange with draft over Maratha quota demand
The Maharashtra government has finalised a draft regarding demands raised by Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange, state minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil said and expressed hope it would yield positive results, PTI reported
Vikhe Patil, who heads the cabinet sub-committee on Maratha quota, said he along with panel members Shivendrasinh Bhosale and Jaykumar Gore will meet Jarange on Tuesday and discuss the draft.
The draft has been prepared and approved by the committee after checking that it is within the legal framework, the minister told reporters, adding that they will discuss it with Jarange.
The activist has been staging a hunger strike at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai from August 29, seeking a 10 per cent quota for the Maratha community in government jobs and education under the OBC grouping.
Vikhe Patil, who heads the cabinet sub-committee on Maratha quota, said he along with panel members Shivendrasinh Bhosale and Jaykumar Gore will meet Jarange on Tuesday and discuss the draft.
The draft has been prepared and approved by the committee after checking that it is within the legal framework, the minister told reporters, adding that they will discuss it with Jarange.
The activist has been staging a hunger strike at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai from August 29, seeking a 10 per cent quota for the Maratha community in government jobs and education under the OBC grouping.
15:44 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota protest live: Something will come out of it, says Bombay HC
We are adjourning the matter till tomorrow, and we expect that something will come out of it, says Bombay high court.
Manoj Jarange has issued a statement appealing to his supporters not to create any traffic problems and not to gather in numbers exceeding 5,000, his lawyer advocate Satish Maneshinde assures court.
Manoj Jarange has issued a statement appealing to his supporters not to create any traffic problems and not to gather in numbers exceeding 5,000, his lawyer advocate Satish Maneshinde assures court.
15:39 (IST) Sep 02
HC adjourns matter till tomorrow
On request of Satish Maneshinde, lawyer for Manoj Jarange Patil, the Bombay high court has adjourned the matter till tomorrow on the basis of compliance with earlier orders.
15:39 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Jarange requests HC to grant time
Manoj Jarange requests Bombay HC to grant time till Wednesday morning to stay at Azad Maidan; says solution likely by then, reports PTI
15:28 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Mumbai Police arrives at Azad Maidan to vacate area following Bombay HC directive
Mumbai Police reached Azad Maidan to vacate the protest site following Bombay High Court’s order to stop the Maratha agitation.
DCP Zone 1 Pravin Munde and other senior officials were present at the spot. Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange Patil, who has been on a hunger strike for the past five days, remains at the site along with his supporters.
Earlier in the day, police issued a notice denying permission to continue the agitation, citing violations of conditions set by the court and authorities. Despite this, Patil declared he would not leave Azad Maidan, even if it costs him his life.
DCP Zone 1 Pravin Munde and other senior officials were present at the spot. Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange Patil, who has been on a hunger strike for the past five days, remains at the site along with his supporters.
Earlier in the day, police issued a notice denying permission to continue the agitation, citing violations of conditions set by the court and authorities. Despite this, Patil declared he would not leave Azad Maidan, even if it costs him his life.
15:26 (IST) Sep 02
Will meet Manoj Jarange: Cabinet sub-committee on Maratha reservation chief and minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil
15:22 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Security tightened at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan (Video)
15:17 (IST) Sep 02
Breaking: Activist Manoj Jarange continues his indefinite hunger strike at Azad Maidan, vowing not to leave Mumbai until the community’s demands are met. The Bombay High Court has directed Jarange and his supporters to vacate Azad Maidan or face action.
15:17 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Image of protestors inside Azad Maidan
Image Credit: Sanjay Hadkar/TNN
15:13 (IST) Sep 02
Manoj Jarange Patil is a huge Maratha leader. Fadnavis ji has said that all that is permissible under the Constitution will be done. Manoj Jarange Patil should end his agitation and give the Maharashtra government time.Giving threats every time is not right. I am sure Devendra Fadnavis will take a good decision and the Maratha community will get justice: Ramdas Athawale
14:32 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Bombay HC orders Jarange to vacate Azad Maidan ahead of Sep 9 regular hearing
The ACJ’s bench asked if Jarange was sitting in anticipation of a positive order on the permission application and, saying that’s not it is done, asked him to vacate the premises by 3 pm. The HC also said the Maratha-protest challenge matter is scheduled for a regular hearing on September 9 when Jarange would also be heard.
14:09 (IST) Sep 02
Maratha quota stir: Bombay HC sets 3pm deadline for Manoj Jarange to vacate Azad Maidan
A day after the Bombay high court, at a special hearing, gave an opportunity to a Maratha quota activist and his associates to “ensure that the streets are cleaned up, vacated of the occupation by the protesters, which would include all such places which are being occupied” by Tuesday noon, the Acting Chief Justice-led bench set him a 3 pm deadline to vacate Azad Maidan, the designated spot for protests.
The ACJ, Shree Chandrashekhar, and Justice Aarti Sathe asked Jarange’s senior counsel, Satish Maneshinde, how the activist was still sitting at the site without permission. The bench said if you want the matter to be heard, he must first vacate by 3 pm.
Read more14:00 (IST) Sep 02
"We are 200% with him. If 100 Maratha MLAs of the Mahayuti government resign, then CM Fadnavis will be forced to act. They should resign to show they are with the community and not after the chair.”
MIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel-
13:59 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Bombay HC sets 3pm deadline for Manoj Jarange to vacate Azad Maidan
A day after the Bombay high court, at a special hearing, gave an opportunity to Maratha quota activist and his associates to “ensure that the streets are cleaned up, vacated of the occupation by the protesters, which would include all such places which are being occupied’’ by Tuesday noon, the Acting Chief Justice-led bench set him a 3 pm deadline to vacate the Azad Maidan, the designated spot for protests.
12:52 (IST) Sep 02
You will not know whether they are Mumbaikars or Marathas. Next Monday whatever happens will be because of Fadnavis' mistake," Jarange claimed, adding he has no bitterness towards the CM."He also asked the Maratha protesters to maintain peace and said he will ensure the government accepts his demand for quota and issues a GR recognising Marathas as Kunbi - an agrarian caste included in the Other Backward Classes category - which will make them eligible for reservation in government jobs and education.Even if I die, Marathas should stay calm
12:48 (IST) Sep 02
Supporters board train from Vashi station towards CST
11:21 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Protesters are being evicted from CST station.
11:14 (IST) Sep 02
Now there is no traffic jam anywhere in Mumbai. We are protesting in a democratic way: Manoj Jarange
11:10 (IST) Sep 02
Don’t forget that your leaders will also have to come to Maharashtra. If you insult us, you will create a desire for revenge.
Maratha quota agitation leader Manoj Jarange
11:01 (IST) Sep 02
About 95% of the road has been cleared today: Manoj Jarange Patil's Advocate
10:52 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Graduate activist says community struggling, pledges to leave on orders
10:50 (IST) Sep 02
Cases against protesters should be withdrawn: Maratha quota agitation leader Manoj Jarange
10:42 (IST) Sep 02
The Hyderabad and Satara gazettes should be implemented, Marathas and Kunbis should be declared as one, policemen who attacked protesters should be transferred, and the families of those who died in the protest should be given government jobs.
Manoj Jarange
10:39 (IST) Sep 02
"If you arrest us, it will be dangerous for you. If you resort to a lathi charge, it will be even more dangerous."
Manoj Jarange
10:35 (IST) Sep 02
"More Marathas will come to Mumbai on Saturday and Sunday. There will be a major protest on Monday. CM Fadnavis has troubled us and lied to the court."
Manoj Jarange
10:28 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Jarange says he will not move from Azad Maidan and will continue his fast even if he dies
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange says he will not leave Azad Maidan and will continue his fast even if it costs him his life, adding that protesters have cleared the roads and are abiding by the law.
10:14 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Manoj Jarange Patil’s hunger strike at Azad Maidan enters fifth day
09:45 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Police had barred Jarange from Azad Maidan protest, direct agitation to Navi Mumbai
In a notice issued late on Monday, Mumbai police stated that they had barred Manoj Jarange and his group from agitating at Azad Maidan without proper permission and directed that protests be restricted to Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. Despite this, the group began an indefinite fast at Azad Maidan on August 29, with nearly 40,000 supporters and around 11,000 vehicles entering South Mumbai.
09:30 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Police remove protesters from city streets
Mumbai Police is removing protesters from the streets near Azad Maidan.
09:25 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: BMC conducts mechanical cleaning drive at Azad Maidan
To ensure quick cleaning of Azad Maidan and its surrounding areas, the BMC last night began mechanical cleaning operations. For this work, a skid steer loader was used, and the collected waste was directly loaded into compactors with the help of the machine.
“The civic body is making efforts to restore cleanliness in the area at the earliest. In addition, workers are also being engaged to carry out deep cleaning,” the BMC said.
“The civic body is making efforts to restore cleanliness in the area at the earliest. In addition, workers are also being engaged to carry out deep cleaning,” the BMC said.
09:17 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Police issue notice to Manoj Jarange, asks him to vacate Azad Maidan
The Mumbai Police on Tuesday issued a notice to Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange Patil directing him to vacate Azad Maidan, where he and his supporters have been protesting for the past four days.Police said the notice also sought an explanation from Jarange over multiple violations allegedly committed by his supporters, including traffic disruptions, damage to public property, and unauthorized activities at the protest site.
Read more09:07 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Notice to Jarange seeks explanation over protest violations, traffic disruptions
Mumbai police officials said the notice also seeks an explanation from Jarange regarding multiple violations allegedly committed by his supporters during the agitation, including traffic disruptions, damage to public property, and unauthorized activities at the protest site.
09:06 (IST) Sep 02
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest Live: Police ask Manoj Jarange Patil to vacate Azad Maidan
Mumbai Police have issued a notice to Manoj Jarange Patil to vacate Azad Maidan, stating that due to repeated violations by his supporters, permission for the protest cannot continue. The action follows Bombay high court directions to maintain order during the protest.
19:44 (IST) Sep 01
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest News Live: Manoj Jarange asks Maratha protesters to follow HC directives
Manoj Jarange asks Maratha protesters to follow HC directives; Don't roam on Mumbai streets, park vehicles in designated areas, news agency PTI reported.
19:24 (IST) Sep 01
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest News Live: Protesters vandalise BEST bus
Protesters gathered for the Maratha quota agitation in Mumbai allegedly manhandled passengers and vandalised a bus in the western suburbs, the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) said on Monday, news agency PTI reported.
17:36 (IST) Sep 01
Mumbai Maratha Quota Protest News Live: Maharashtra CM says Bombay HC directives will be implemented
CM Devendra Fadnavis in Pune reacting to the Bombay High Court order said its directives will be implemented by the administration.
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The Maratha quota protest in Mumbai entered its fifth day on Tuesday, with activist Manoj Jarange Patil leading 35,000–45,000 supporters in a sit-in at Azad Maidan. Mumbai Police issued a notice directing Patil to vacate the site after repeated violations, including traffic disruption, property damage, and unauthorized activities. Despite this, the group continues an indefinite fast. Traffic across South Mumbai, including Marine Drive and P D’Mello Road, remains severely affected, and schools shifted to online classes. Patil vowed to continue the stir until Marathas receive OBC quota reservation.
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