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Manoj Jarange refuses water, medical treatment as Maratha quota stir enters eighth day
Updated On: 06 September, 2026 09:08 AM IST | Jalna | Agencies
Jarange has maintained that he will not withdraw his agitation until the demands are implemented. He has also reiterated his resolve to proceed to Mumbai on September 12 if the demands are not addressed

Manoj Jarange demands a resolution by September 12 on the issuance of Kunbi certificates to eligible Marathas. FILE PIC/ASHISH RAJE
Manoj Jarange’s stir for Maratha quota entered the eighth day on Saturday, with the activist intensifying it by refusing to take water or medical treatment while alleging that the Maharashtra government had failed to implement assurances given to him.
Jarange, earlier in the week, had agreed to consume water and receive intravenous fluids, but has now withdrawn his consent. “Until the government implements all our demands on the ground, I will not take anything and will not undergo any treatment,” Jarange said even as a medical team made attempts to persuade him to change his mind.
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