PUNE: In its attempt to break the logjam created by Maratha protests in the state, the government has planned to send a group of ministers to various districts of
PUNE: In its attempt to break the logjam created by Maratha protests in the state, the government has planned to send a group of ministers to various districts of Maharashtra to discuss various issues raised by the community.
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The BJP state unit chief Raosaheb Danve said that the ministers would visit various districts in the state from next month and appeal to the Maratha community members to come forward to discuss the problems that they are facing.
The community has been carrying out protest rallies against the Prevention of Atrocities Act.
“The government has decided to form a group of ministers, who will visit each district of Maharashtra. They will appeal to the common people from the community to come forward and raise the issues being faced by Maratha community,” said Danve while speaking to Marathi news channel.
Yogesh Joshi is Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. He covers politics, security, development and human rights from Western Maharashtra.
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