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Both sides are being described as engaged: Jarange is pressing a deadline, and Fadnavis has reached out while leaving room for valid demands.
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Jarange sets Mumbai protest deadline
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Manoj Jarange said he may march to Mumbai if the government does not grant Kunbi caste certificates to all eligible Marathas by September 12.
Devendra Fadnavis reached out and said the administration is open to legally and constitutionally valid demands.
Jarange is continuing an indefinite hunger strike in Jalna district while also criticizing Eknath Shinde and other leaders.
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The deadline remains the key pressure point, and the situation could shift depending on whether the government responds to the demand for Kunbi caste certificates.
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The report says Jarange has set a September 12 deadline tied to demands for Kunbi caste certificates for eligible Marathas. It also says Fadnavis reached out while maintaining that the administration can consider demands that are legally and constitutionally valid. The story includes Jarange’s indefinite hunger strike in Jalna district and his criticism of Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and other leaders. The overall framing is a straightforward account of the dispute and response.
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Jarange sets Sept 12 deadline over Mumbai protests
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis reached out to fasting Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange, who warned of marching to Mumbai if the government fails to grant Kunbi caste certificates to all eligible Marathas by September 12. Fadnavis stated that the administration remains open to discussing legally and constitutionally valid demands that do not violate Supreme Court orders. Meanwhile, during his indefinite hunger strike in Jalna district, Jarange directed criticism at Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and other leaders regarding a farmer event in Parbhani.