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Mumbai Police Refuse Manoj Jarange Permission for Hunger Strike Protest

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Activist Manoj Jarange has been denied permission by Mumbai Police to hold a hunger strike in the city. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from Jarange, who publicly condemned the move. He accused the Maharashtra government of attempting to suppress his ongoing agitation. Jarange's protest is linked to his campaign for reservations for the Maratha community.

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