‘Nevale’s demise big loss for video state movements’

Nagpur: One of the pioneers of the Sategul Vidarbha movement, Ram Nevale, inhaled the last in early morning.
The 74-year-old is a Stalwart in pro-statardhood agitation, with a few decades of grassroots connected and knowledge of what AILS Agricultural Community Vidarbha.
Former Attorney General General Shreehari Aney, “I am saddened by this news.
He is a great warrior and native man who loves vidarbha with enthusiasm.
He is one of several leaders who know the roots of grass vidarbha.
The loss is irreplaceable.” Started as a leader Farmers in the 80s, Nevale was associated with a late veteran of Sharad Joshi and Shetkari Sanghatna.
As the last year, Nevale got more and more involved with a separate causes of Vidarbha as he felt it was the only way to bring the region from his backwardness.
Vidarbha Rajya Andolan Samiti (VRAS) works tirelessly to create awareness and even fight for justice for the regions and farmers.
It was only more than two months ago Rambhau, because he lovingly called, throwing his hat on the political ring by launching the JAI Vidarbha Party (JVP).
Registering a party in September this year, Nevale’s plan is for field candidates for future city company polls.
Sandesh Singalkar, Supporting Staunchha Staechnecha, said, “Rambhau is a government activist Vidarbha 24/7.
He has dedicated his life completely into the movement.
I talked to him last week and he talked about several plans for Civic polls.
Really surprising that generation We will not have any guidance again.
“Nitin Ronghe, held Mahavidarbha Janjagaran, said,” It’s a big blow to the movement because he is a great support for all of us.
We have a different view of him about the Vidarbha legal development board but we are on the same page With those who have no alternatives to separate the Vidarbha country.
“Telat Singh Renu, a state supporter, said,” Losses because political pressure is very much needed when fighting for such causes.
And Rambhau is a Stalwart whose presence supports belief in other people who also believe in state.
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