The awareness campaign, planned in multiple phases, will start from Hingoli and end in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on July 13, covering other districts like Beed, Nanded, Osmanabad, Latur, Jalna; He will address huge rallies in the next one week.
Jarange-Patil, while speaking briefly to media persons in Jalna, said that the government will have to consider the Hyderabad Gazette which mentions 'Maratha-Kunbi' and 'Kunbi-Maratha' and take appropriate measures to implement the demand of 'Sadhu-Soyare'. Steps will also have to be taken. ' (Bloodline).
The reference was to the upcoming four-day visit of the Justice Sandeep Shinde committee to Hyderabad from Monday to verify and collect state gazette details related to the Maratha-Kunbi and Kunbi-Maratha communities.
Leaving for Hingoli from his village Antarwali-Sarti this morning with thousands of supporters, Jarange-Patil will be welcomed with a huge 30-feet garland of roses lifted by a crane at Balsond.
After paying homage before the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, he will start the peace-cum-awareness march around 11.30 am, which will end at 3 pm, passing through various areas. With a public meeting.
When asked by the media whether he would field his candidates for the assembly elections to be held in October, Jarange-Patil said he would take a decision on the issue after July 13 when the ongoing peace-cum-awareness campaign ends.
Earlier, the Shiv Sena leader had threatened that if the state government failed to accept all their demands, the Marathas would contest all 288 seats in the assembly elections and especially defeat the ruling Mahayuti candidates of the Shiv Sena-Bharatiya Janata Party. Will aim for. Nationalist Congress Party.
Jarange-Patil, while speaking briefly to media persons in Jalna, said that the government will have to consider the Hyderabad Gazette which mentions 'Maratha-Kunbi' and 'Kunbi-Maratha' and take appropriate measures to implement the demand of 'Sadhu-Soyare'. Steps will also have to be taken. ' (Bloodline).
The reference was to the upcoming four-day visit of the Justice Sandeep Shinde committee to Hyderabad from Monday to verify and collect state gazette details related to the Maratha-Kunbi and Kunbi-Maratha communities.
Leaving for Hingoli from his village Antarwali-Sarti this morning with thousands of supporters, Jarange-Patil will be welcomed with a huge 30-feet garland of roses lifted by a crane at Balsond.
After paying homage before the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, he will start the peace-cum-awareness march around 11.30 am, which will end at 3 pm, passing through various areas. With a public meeting.
When asked by the media whether he would field his candidates for the assembly elections to be held in October, Jarange-Patil said he would take a decision on the issue after July 13 when the ongoing peace-cum-awareness campaign ends.
Earlier, the Shiv Sena leader had threatened that if the state government failed to accept all their demands, the Marathas would contest all 288 seats in the assembly elections and especially defeat the ruling Mahayuti candidates of the Shiv Sena-Bharatiya Janata Party. Will aim for. Nationalist Congress Party.