CHHATRAPATI SAMBHAJINAGAR: Ignoring medical advice, Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange completed the last leg of the phase-IV of his statewide tour on Tuesday and reached Antarwali Sarati village, where he took a halt for some time. He then travelled to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, where he was admitted to a private hospital.Jarange was seen struggling to walk during different public rallies and had to take the help of his colleagues.The activist, however, continued with his impassioned speeches.He appealed to the Maratha community members to ensure that all political leaders, who either oppose Maratha reservation or do not raise their voice in favour of the reservation, should not taste electoral victory. Jarange also said the state government, within two days, should answer why deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis did not keep his promise of withdrawing all cases registered against Maratha community members across the state.He said the ministers who were part of the delegation that came to Antarwali Sarati should not forget that the mutually agreed-upon date for granting blanket reservation to the Maratha community was December 24. After that, we will not give them even a minute, and show what Marathas are capable of.On Monday, while touring Dharashiv and Latur districts, Jarange felt dizzy on the stage and addressed rallies sitting on the stage. Due to his deteriorating health, at the end of the day, he had to be admitted to a private hospital in Beed. However, not heeding any medical advice, he followed his Tuesday schedule and visited Borisawargaon in Kej tehsil followed by Dharur town and lastly to Mauli Phata (Harkinimangaon) in Majalgaon tehsil. We also published the following articles recentlyMaratha quota activist Manoj Jarange admitted to hospital in Beed as health deterioratesMaratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange has been admitted to hospital in Beed due to deteriorating health. He suffered dizziness while addressing a public gathering in Makni of Dharashivs Lohara tehsil. Doctors advised rest, but Jarange continued with scheduled tours. His health worsened, and he was admitted to hospital in Ambejogai. Jarange is advocating for reservation for the Maratha community and demands action from the government by December 24.Dont let Bhujbal fulfil his dream of creating rift between Marathas and OBCs: Manoj JarangeQuota activist Manoj Jarange accuses Maharashtra minister Chhagan Bhujbal of trying to create a rift between Marathas and OBCs. Jarange addresses a rally in Ausa town, Latur district, urging people not to let Bhujbal fulfill his dream. He demands reservation for Marathas and sets a deadline for the state government to act. Jarange appeals to the Maratha community to remain alert and have patience, vowing not to let the sacrifice of martyrs go in vain. He accuses the state government of conspiracies to derail the quota movement.Opposition stages walkout over Maratha reservation, farmers issuesOpposition parties in the assembly staged a walkout in protest against the speakers denial to allow discussions on Maratha reservation, ban on ethanol production, and farmer-related issues including crop losses due to unseasonal rains, hailstorms, and drought. Speaker Rahul Narwekar informed the members that discussions had taken place with the parliamentary affairs minister, and a decision would be reached by Friday evening. Despite the assurance, the opposition persisted in their demands, chanting slogans. MPCC president Nana Patole expressed the intent to discuss the plight of farmers affected by natural disasters. Senior Congress leader Ashok Chavan urged the government to discuss the Maratha reservation issue as scheduled.

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