thane bandh news today|thane news latest|thane bandh on monday:A ‘bandh’ has been called by a Maratha outfit in Maharashtra’s Thane city on September 11 to condemn the recent police lathi-charge against agitators in Jalna. Local leaders from the opposition parties in the state have declared support to the ‘bandh’ called by Sakal Maratha Morcha backed by the Sambhaji Brigade.
A Maratha outfit has called for a ‘bandh’ in Maharashtra’s Thane to condemn the recent police lathi-charge against agitators in Jalna.Local leaders from the state’s opposition parties in a meeting held on Saturday have announced their support to the ‘bandh’ called by the Sakal Maratha Morcha and backed by the Sambhaji Brigade, as reported by news agency PTI. The local leaders also appealed to the people of Thane to participate in the bandh.
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At a meeting of the opposition parties held here on Saturday, local leaders declared their support for the bandh and appealed to citizens of Thane to participate in it. The NCP (Sharad Pawar faction) city unit president Suhas Desai, his Shiv Sena (UBT) counterpart Pradeep Shinde, MNS leaders Ravindra More, Avinash Jadhav, Maratha Kranti Morcha’s city chief Ramesh Ambre and Congress’ city president Vikrant Chavan attended the meeting.
With the Maratha reservation issue intensifying across the Marathwada region as well as other parts of the state, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has called an all-party meeting on Monday in an effort to find a resolution and break the current deadlock over the matter. According to the information, the meeting will be held at ‘Sahyadri Guest House’.
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On the other hand a ‘bandh’ has been called by a Maratha outfit in Maharashtra’s Thane city on Monday to condemn the recent police lathi-charge against agitators in Jalna last week. Local leaders from the opposition parties in the state have declared support to the ‘bandh’ called by Sakal Maratha Morcha backed by the Sambhaji Brigade.
The police presence has been deployed across the city today in response to a shutdown called by the Maratha community. Police officials have been assessing the situation since morning regarding the police deployment. The police have said that since the call for a peaceful shutdown has been given, they have made all the necessary preparations for security.
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Earlier on September 1, an agitation seeking a reservation for the Maratha community turned violent at Antarwali Sarathi village in Jalna district, leading to several people, including dozens of police personnel, getting injured.
According to officials, police baton charged and lobbed tear gas shells to disperse protesters in Antarwali Sarathi on Dhule-Solapur road in Jalna after they allegedly refused to let authorities shift a man on hunger strike for Maratha quota to hospital. The agitation turned violent as some people targeted state transport buses and private vehicles, police said. However villagers claimed that police fired some rounds in the air, but officials did not confirm it.
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has been on hunger strike demanding Kunbi status, which effectively means OBC quota, for all Marathas. The rounds of talks between the state government and Jarange have remained inconclusive so far. Maratha outfits have since been staging agitations in different parts of the state over their various demands.
Maharashtra CM says committed to provide reservation to Maratha community
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said his government was committed to providing reservation to this community in education and government jobs. Shinde also said that there was no misunderstanding between him and two deputy chief ministers in the state and that all of them were working as a good team.
“My government is committed to giving reservation to the Maratha community in the state. We will not sit quiet until the community get its due reservation,” Shinde said. “Till the Maratha community gets reservation, the government schemes that are already in place will continue and deserving people from the Maratha community will benefit from it,” he added.