Mumbai: The MVA government is embracing its efforts to secure Maratha’s reservation, with efforts to increase problems in both parliamentary houses during the ongoing Monsun session and try to follow up with PM Narendra Modi.
Shiv Sena MP Vinayak Raut (party leader in LS) has moved the delay movement at Lok Sabha to hold a debate about the problem of maratha quota.
His colleague Sanjay Raut said in Delhi they were looking for promises with Modi next week after talking on the phone with Thackeray, who suggested meeting PM to discuss the problems related to him a month.
“We will look for an appointment with PM Modi next week to follow up on Maratha quota and other problems raised by the Thackeray cm in the memorandum handed over to him,” said Raut.
Ashok Chavan, Minister of PWD State and Chair of the State Cabinet Sub-Committee on Maratha Reservations, met Malikarjun Kharge, opposition leader Congress in Rajya Sabha, who asked him to increase the problem of maratha in parliament.
In the comments of the Minister of Junior Raosaheb Dave had to study the maratha problem in detail, Raut said: “If this problem can be resolved by coaching, I am ready to take it nearby.
But we do not need to take coaching from it.
They must dare to provide quota in government work and In education for Maratha first before trying to teach us.
“He showed that Ashok Chavan, Used CM, discussed several legal aspects related to the problem of reservation with him in the morning.
The Maha Vikas aghadi government delegation led by CM Thackeray had met PM on June 8 to drive demand, including the constitutional amendment to expand the booking above the Maratha ceiling to accommodate maratha quotas.
Sena’s delegation to meet PM on Maratha quota
