Nagpur, Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule has said that the Mahayuti government in the state is positive towards finding a unanimous solution to the reservation demands of Marathas and OBCs.
After meeting a government delegation on Saturday, activists Laxman Hek and Navnath Waghmare ended their hunger strike demanding that the Other Backward Class (OBC) quota should not be reduced.
The duo had started an indefinite fast on June 13 in a village in Jalna district in response to Maratha activist Manoj Jarange's demand that Marathas should get reservation in the OBC category.
Bawankule told reporters here on Saturday that the Mahayuti government has taken the stand that reservation should be given to the Maratha community without touching the existing OBC quota.
The BJP leader said, the solution will be found through consensus.
He said that the government is also trying to avoid conflict between OBCs and Marathas.
After meeting a government delegation on Saturday, activists Laxman Hek and Navnath Waghmare ended their hunger strike demanding that the Other Backward Class (OBC) quota should not be reduced.
The duo had started an indefinite fast on June 13 in a village in Jalna district in response to Maratha activist Manoj Jarange's demand that Marathas should get reservation in the OBC category.
Bawankule told reporters here on Saturday that the Mahayuti government has taken the stand that reservation should be given to the Maratha community without touching the existing OBC quota.
The BJP leader said, the solution will be found through consensus.
He said that the government is also trying to avoid conflict between OBCs and Marathas.
