Maratha quota activist Jarange's Mumbai march to clash with Ganesh festival
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- Times of Indiaseen 17 Sept, 08:08description edited
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Mumbai Police Refuse Protest Permission Again; CM Requests Activist To Reconsider DecisionManoj Jarange altered his Mumbai protest plan, deciding to travel with few associates. Police denied permission for his hunger strike at Azad Maidan during Ganeshotsav. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis appealed to Jarange to reconsider his Mumbai travel plans. Jarange warned that lakhs of Marathas would enter Mumbai if he is stopped. Ministers and politicians urged Jarange to exercise restraint and assured him of government efforts.
- rediff.comseen 19 Sept, 05:57headline rewritten
Jarange facing health issues, may cancel Mumbai marchJarange halts Maratha march to Mumbai over health concerns, to resume tomorrow
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Sat, 12 September 2026
1 report- Times of India19:04
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange’s Mumbai march to clash with Ganesh festival
Sun, 13 September 2026
1 report- Times of India11:03
Manoj Jarange Patil alleges a conspiracy to kill him during his planned march. He asserts he will not surrender to government pressure regarding Maratha reservation demands. Jarange plans to begin an indefinite hunger strike in Mumbai on September 19. He claims some MLAs are trying to dissuade supporters from joining the protest. The activist insists the proposed agitation will remain peaceful and democratic.
Mon, 14 September 2026
2 reports- prokerala.com13:30first to report
Mumbai Police has dealt a fresh setback to Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange Patil by denying permission for his proposed fast-to-death at Azad Mai....
- Times of India17:32edited after publishing
Manoj Jarange altered his Mumbai protest plan, deciding to travel with few associates. Police denied permission for his hunger strike at Azad Maidan during Ganeshotsav. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis appealed to Jarange to reconsider his Mumbai travel plans. Jarange warned that lakhs of Marathas would enter Mumbai if he is stopped. Ministers and politicians urged Jarange to exercise restraint and assured him of government efforts.
Wed, 16 September 2026
4 reports- freepressjournal.in05:33
Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange Patil, on the 18th day of his hunger strike, warned that severe physical exhaustion could force him to halt his march to Mumbai. Addressing thousands at 2 a.m. in Beed's Patoda, he urged supporters not to follow his convoy and said he may resume his sit-in if his health worsens.
- indiatimes.com07:04
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange's Mumbai tour faces uncertainty due to health issues. He is experiencing severe stomach and foot burning sensations during his ongoing hunger strike. Jarange's planned protest march to Mumbai has been denied permission by the police. The activist has asked supporters not to follow him to Mumbai. He may cancel the tour if his health does not improve.
- rediff.com07:05edited after publishing
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Jarange facing health issues, may cancel Mumbai marchMaratha quota activist Manoj Jarange's crucial march to Mumbai for OBC reservation faces significant uncertainty as his health deteriorates amidst a hunger strike, prompting appeals from the Maharashtra government for dialogue and raising questions about the protest's continuation.
- deccanchronicle.com19:25
The Mumbai police have so far not granted permission for Jarange to hold a protest at Azad Maidan. The activist is planning to approach the Bombay High Court seeking permission to hold the protest in...
Thu, 17 September 2026
1 report- Times of India02:03
Jarange, who had entered the 18th day of his fast at the time of the address, said he was too physically exhausted to continue a long journey with thousands of supporters travelling behind him. He asked Maratha community members not to follow his vehicle after he left Patoda. Instead, he urged them to meet him directly at Khopoli.