Authorities in Maharashtra's begin distribution of caste certificates
Authorities in Maharashtra's district began issuing caste certificates to eligible Maratha community members on Wednesday, paving the way for their inclusion in the OBC category, amid a new wave of protests over the Maratha quota demand.
Based on the evidence, Mane from the district's Kari village received the first of these certificates, an official stated.
Mane was given the caste certificate by the district collector,
The development occurs one day after the state government released an order directing relevant officials to provide eligible Maratha community members with new caste certificates, opening the door for them to receive reservation benefits under the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category.
Maharashtra's cabinet had previously
Maharashtra's "corrupt" government was unable to address the Maratha reservation issue: the leader of the Nationalist Congress Party criticized the administration on Wednesday, claiming that the "failure" of the "corrupt and bogus" Maharashtra government is the reason the Maratha reservation issue is still unresolved.
Since October 25, Manoj Jarange, a Maratha quota activist, has been on an indefinite hunger strike at in the district, demanding a quota for the community. The state government convened an all-party meeting in Mumbai on Wednesday to conduct talks after violence broke out in several areas of the state in the past few days over the issue.
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