Maharashtra: Mumbai Police sent notice to main leader of Maratha reservation Manoj Jarange Patil.

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Mumbai Police has given notice to Maratha leader Manoj Jarange Patil. This notice has been sent after the order of Bombay High Court. It has been said that the International Corporation Park ground of Kharghar, Navi Mumbai is the only suitable place for the amount of population that is there to protest with you, where such a large population can stay. Let us tell you that Jarange is demanding that the state government should give reservation to Marathas under the Other Backward Class (OBC) group in jobs and education.

What did Mumbai Police say in the notice?
It has been said in this notice that from your letter and the interview given in the media, it has come to light that you are coming to Mumbai from Antarwali Sarti Jalna with lakhs of vehicles and will be protesting indefinitely at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park/Azad Maidan on 26th January. Are going to support and agitate for. Mumbai is the financial capital of the country. There are many finance related institutions, international level institutions and other important institutions, where 60-65 lakh people come every day by train or other means and if the entire Maratha community comes to Mumbai with a large number of vehicles, then its traffic will increase. It will have a big impact.

What is in the order of Bombay High Court?
According to the order of Bombay High Court, 7000 square meter space has been reserved in Azad Maidan, Mumbai, where only 5000-6000 people can come together. Apart from this, the remaining part of that ground is reserved for the sports department and school education, where movement cannot be allowed. Apart from this, permission of BMC Commissioner is required for any kind of movement or program in Shivaji Park grounds, but there is a Republic Day program in Shivaji Park on 26th January, which is already scheduled. Coming there with such a crowd will cause disruption in the programme.

Court advised Kharghar ground
While hearing the petition, the Bombay High Court has said that a suitable place should be given so that there is no hindrance in the movement of the entire Maratha community. For this reason, Kharghar ground in Navi Mumbai has been described as the right place where such a large number of people can gather.