Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar’s much-anticipated visit to Baramati has been unexpectedly called off, as the fervent Maratha reservation protests reach new heights. This cancellation doesn’t spare leaders from various political parties, who are now restricted from participating in any event in Baramati. The heart of the issue lies in the determined Maratha demonstrators who have congregated near the factories in Malegaon to make their voices heard.
The protesters stand firm in their demands, brandishing placards that read “Jarange Patil agae badho hum tumhare saath hai” and “One Maratha Lakh Marathas… for our right to reservation.” Their resolve is unmistakable, and they are united in their quest for Maratha reservation rights.
The escalating situation has led to a significant deployment of law enforcement personnel around the factory vicinity to maintain order and security. The abrupt cancellation of Ajit Pawar’s visit speaks volumes about the gravity of the ongoing Maratha reservation movement, which has not only captured the region’s attention but also underscored the pressing need for addressing their demands.
