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Fadnavis 'trying to kill me', CM Shinde must not listen to him: Manoj Jarange | Maratha Quota 

Jarange had also claimed that a poisoning attempt was made against him through saline, though he did not elaborate on it.

Quota activist Manoj Jarange has said Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde should not listen to Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis and spell out why the notification on 'blood relatives&rsquo; of Kunbi Marathas was not being implemented. Jarange made the remarks late Sunday night after CM Shinde said the activist must not test the patience of his government.
Speaking in Antarwali Sarati village in Jalna district earlier on Sunday, Jarange alleged Fadnavis was trying to kill him. He also announced that he would march to Mumbai and protest outside the residence of the deputy CM.
Jarange had also claimed that a poisoning attempt was made against him through saline, though he did not elaborate on it.
He was speaking to reporters on the eve of the budget session of the Maharashtra legislature.
Jarange later left from Antarwali Sarati and stopped at Bhamberi village in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar while on way to Mumbai.
The Maharashtra legislature during a one-day special session last Tuesday unanimously passed a bill providing 10 per cent reservation for the Marathas in education and government jobs under a separate category, but Jarange has been firm on his demand for quota for the community under the OBC head and converting the notification on &lsquo;blood relatives&rsquo; of Kunbi Marathas into a law.
Asked about the CM's comments, Jarange told Marathi news channel ABP Majha, "I have not heard it. But he should tell why the notification for quota of relatives (of Marathas) was not implemented. I respected him a lot. He should not listen to Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and speak his (Fadnavis') language." Jarange said nobody is bigger than the Maratha community.
"It was his (Shinde's) responsibility to implement the notification for the relatives (of Marathas) and consider taking the gazette (of Nizam state, Satara) as proof for issuing certificates of Kunbi caste. The distribution of certificates has been stopped. Which demand was extra from our side?" he asked.
CM Shinde on Sunday said those who are protesting again and again against the government must not test its patience. They should not create a law and order problem.
He wondered why Jarange's speech looks like the script generally used by Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray.
Asked about it, Jarange said, "I still respect him (CM Shinde). Our caste is our &lsquo;script&rsquo;. Our feeling was you were a true chief minister. I am sincere and don&rsquo;t let me speak much. I am coming to Mumbai." "What should we say if cheating is being done. Do the three (Shinde, Fadnavis and Deputy CM Ajit Pawar) want to kill the Maratha community for their politics? The Maratha community still speaks in support of Shinde side and he should not listen to them (Fadnavis)," he said.
The activist asked if it was the government's culture to "befool" the people and file cases against them.
Jaranage said the government should tell what it did about the issue of Maratha quota.
"They did not take the gazette, data of records found in Marathwada was not given. The list of records found was not displayed in the gram panchayats," he claimed.
Earlier, Fadnavis said the state government has a fair idea about the people behind Jarange, adding that details would come out at an appropriate time.
Asked about Jarange's announcement that he would march to Mumbai to protest in front of his bungalow, the deputy CM said it was his official residence and anyone with any kind of work can visit it.

13 people have been arrested after a clash broke out in Mumbai between two groups during a rally. 

13 held after clash between two groups in Mumbai 

13 held after clash between two groups in Mumbai over chanting slogans. 

Thirteen people were arrested after a clash broke out in Mumbai between two groups during a vehicle rally

A clash broke out between two groups during a vehicle rally in Mumbai late night on January 21.&nbsp;
The incident took place around 10.30 pm on Sunday when a group of 10 to 12 people in cars and bikes were taking out a rally from Naya Nagar while chanting slogans in praise of Lord Ram.&nbsp;
According to police, a group of locals attacked the people at the rally after they burst firecrackers and raised slogans. The police immediately took action and the attackers were dispersed.&nbsp;
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, who is also the Home Minister, Devendra Fadnavis on Monday spoke with the police commissioner early in the morning and directed him to take immediate action against the violence.
So far, 13 people have been arrested and the police are also identifying others on the basis of the CCTV footage. They will also be arrested soon, Fadnavis tweeted.

BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis and rebel Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde will now decide the next court of action, state BJP chief Chandrakant Patil said on Wednesday night.
Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray resigned earlier in the evening, a day before a scheduled floor test in the state Assembly.
The state BJP unit has asked all its MLAs to gather in Mumbai.
To a question about the BJP's next move, as it is the single largest party in the Maharashtra legislative assembly, Patil said, "The next steps will be decided by Fadnavis and Eknath Shinde." He also said BJP workers "should observe restraint in victory." Fadnavis told reporters that "I will tell the party's stand tomorrow for sure." There will be another round of meeting at the official residence of Fadnavis later tonight, sources said. 

Maharashtra BJP chief: Fadnavis, Shinde will decide next course of action

Thackeray resigned late Wednesday evening, a day before a scheduled floor test in the state Assembly.

BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis and rebel Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde will now decide the next court of action, state BJP chief Chandrakant Patil said on Wednesday night.
Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray resigned earlier in the evening, a day before a scheduled floor test in the state Assembly.
The state BJP unit has asked all its MLAs to gather in Mumbai.
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To a question about the BJP's next move, as it is the single largest party in the Maharashtra legislative assembly, Patil said, "The next steps will be decided by Fadnavis and Eknath Shinde." He also said BJP workers "should observe restraint in victory." Fadnavis told reporters that "I will tell the party's stand tomorrow for sure." There will be another round of meeting at the official residence of Fadnavis later tonight, sources said.&nbsp;

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raisin

Fadnavis-Pawar meet raises eyebrows, BJP calls it a 'goodwill' gesture'

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raising political eyebrows.
The former chief minister, who shared a picture of the meeting with the stalwart leader on his social media handles, is believed to have met Pawar as a &lsquo;goodwill&rsquo; gesture enquiring about his health after his recent surgeries.
The meeting comes amidst BJP&rsquo;s plan to hold a protest on June 5 over the failed handling of the MVA government of the Maratha quota issue.
After the apex court struck&nbsp;down the petition on Maratha reservation, Maharashtra has witnessed high political drama over the issue.

Fadnavis&nbsp;meets Pawar&nbsp;after flaying&nbsp;MVA&nbsp;over Maratha quota&nbsp; He enquired about Pawar's&nbsp;health:&nbsp;Fadnavis&nbsp;aides says 'goodwill' gesture&nbsp; Meeting amid BJP's&nbsp;protest on June&nbsp;5 against Sena-NCP&nbsp;govt&nbsp;

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raising political eyebrows. The former chief minister, who shared a picture of the meeting with the stalwart leader on his social media handles, is believed to have met Pawar as a &lsquo;goodwill&rsquo; gesture enquiring about his health after his recent surgeries.
The meeting comes amidst BJP&rsquo;s plan to hold a protest on June 5 over the failed handling of the MVA government of the Maratha quota issue. After the apex court struck&nbsp;down the petition on Maratha reservation, Maharashtra has witnessed high political drama over the issue.

A young relative of Maharashtra&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leader Devendra Fadnavis shared a photo of him getting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;jab, which triggered a controversy as he does not fulfil the age criteria to receive the shot.
Tanmay Fadnavis is a grandson of Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s aunt Shobatai Fadnavis, who is a senior BJP leader and former minister. He took the vaccine dose at the National&nbsp;Cancer&nbsp;Institute in Nagpur and posted the photo on social media.
As the photo of Tanmay, who appears to be in his 20s, went viral on social media on Monday, Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s office issued a statement, saying it was &ldquo;completely improper&rdquo; if the age criteria has been violated and added that all should follow rules.

Young relative of Fadnavis gets Covid-19 shot, triggers row

A young relative of Maharashtra&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leader Devendra Fadnavis shared a photo of him getting&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;jab, which triggered a controversy as he does not fulfil the age criteria to receive the shot.
Tanmay Fadnavis is a grandson of Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s aunt Shobatai Fadnavis, who is a senior BJP leader and former minister. He took the vaccine dose at the National&nbsp;Cancer&nbsp;Institute in Nagpur.
As the photo of Tanmay, who appears to be in his 20s, went viral on social media, Devendra Fadnavis&nbsp;issued a statement, saying it was &ldquo;completely improper&rdquo; if the age criteria has been violated. At present, the vaccination is open only to those aged 45 and above.

The Congress on Monday said the BJP-led Centre should make probe agencies NIA, CBI and the ED go after black-marketeers and hoarders of medicines used for coronavirus treatment in place of "using them to target political opponents".
Congress leader and ex-Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan said this will instil fear in the minds of black marketers.
Chavan was also critical of former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis who "picketed" a police station along with other BJP leaders when police had summoned a pharma company's top executive over alleged stocking of remdesivir.

Use probe agencies against medicine hoarders not Opposition: Cong to Centre 

//Use probe agencies to target medicine hoarders, not oppn: Cong&nbsp; //Cong's&nbsp;Chavan&nbsp;asks Centre to stop targeting opponents //'Go after black marketers, instil&nbsp;fear in their minds'&nbsp; //Chavan&nbsp;slams&nbsp;Fadnavis over&nbsp;pharma&nbsp;supplier row&nbsp;

The Congress on Monday said the BJP-led Centre should make probe agencies NIA, CBI and the ED go after black-marketeers and hoarders of medicines used for coronavirus treatment in place of "using them to target political opponents".
Congress leader and ex-Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan said this will instil fear in the minds of black marketers.
Chavan was also critical of former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis who "picketed" a police station along with other BJP leaders when police had summoned a pharma company's top executive over alleged stocking of remdesivir.

Maharashtra Dy CM Ajit Pawar tests Covid positive

Maharashtra&nbsp;deputy CM Ajit Pawar&nbsp;on Monday tested positive for coronavirus. He has been admitted to Breach Candy hospital in Mumbai.

Maharashtra&nbsp;deputy CM Ajit Pawar&nbsp;on Monday tested positive for coronavirus. He has been admitted to Breach Candy hospital in Mumbai. Pawar&nbsp;tweeted that he is in good health and has been admitted only as a precaution. Earlier, former CM Devendra&nbsp;Fadnavis&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19. A number other politicians in the state have contracted the virus.&nbsp;Maharashtra&nbsp;continues to be the worst-hit state by Covid&nbsp;pandemic with over 14.6 lakh&nbsp;cases and more than 43,000 deaths.

BJP's Bihar poll campaign boss Fadnavis tests Covid+

Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis&nbsp;has tested positive on coronavirus.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Bharatiya Janata&nbsp;said that he has gone in isolation and&nbsp;is under medication and treatment as per the advice of the doctors.
Fadnavis&nbsp;who is in charge of BJP's poll campaign for Maharashtra&nbsp;tweeted saying that God wants him to take a break for a while now.&nbsp;
He wrote,&nbsp; &ldquo;God wants me to stop for a while and take a break. I have been working every single day since the lockdown but now it seems that God wants me to stop for a while and take a break ! I have tested Covid-19 positive and in isolation. Taking all medication &amp; treatment as per the advice of the doctors,&rdquo;
Fadnavis requested those who have made contact with him recently to get tested for the virus as well.
&ldquo;Those who have come in contact with me are advised to get covid19 tests done. Take care, everyone !,&rdquo; he said.

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BJP&nbsp;leader Devendr&nbsp;Fadbavis&nbsp;who is in-charge of the saffron party in Bihar&nbsp;polls, has tested positive for coronavirus. He is among the several leader of BJP&nbsp;who are part of the poll&nbsp;campaign who have tested positive for the deadly virus. In a tweet, the former Maharashtra&nbsp;chief minister, said&nbsp;that he has gone in isolation and&nbsp;is under medication and treatment as per the advice of the doctors. Earlier Bihar&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;chief Sushil&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;also tested positive for Covid-19, and is admitted to AIIMS&nbsp;in Patna.
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Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis&nbsp;has tested positive on coronavirus.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Bharatiya Janata&nbsp;Partry&nbsp;leader, who is in-charge of Bihar&nbsp;polls,&nbsp;said that he has gone in isolation and&nbsp;is under medication and treatment as per the advice of the doctors.
Fadnavis&nbsp;who is in charge of BJP's poll campaign for Maharashtra&nbsp;tweeted saying that God wants him to take a break for a while now.&nbsp;
He wrote, &ldquo;God wants me to stop for a while and take a break. I have been working every single day since the lockdown but now it seems that God wants me to stop for a while and take a break ! I have tested Covid-19 positive and in isolation. Taking all medication &amp; treatment as per the advice of the doctors,&rdquo;
Fadnavis requested those who have made contact with him recently to get tested for the virus as well.
&ldquo;Those who have come in contact with me are advised to get covid19 tests done. Take care, everyone !,&rdquo; he said.

Fadnavis, Raut meeting spark speculation in Maharashtra

Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut met at a suburban hotel on Saturday, prompting speculation in Maharashtra's political circles. Maharashtra BJP chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye however said there was no political angle to the meeting. He tweeted saying Raut wanted to interview Fadnavis for the Sena mouthpiece Saamana and this meeting was to discuss how to go about it. Adding there are no political connotations to the meeting, he said Fadnavis has informed Raut that he would give the interview after returning from poll campaigning in Bihar.

Fadnavis, Raut meet; not political, says BJP

Former Maha&nbsp;CM Fadnavis meets Sena's&nbsp;Raut
Fadnavis-Raut&nbsp;meeting sparks speculations in Maharashtra
Maharashtra BJP chief spokesperson clarifies
Keshav Upadhye: Raut met Fadnavis&nbsp;for&nbsp;Saamana interview
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Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis and Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut met at a suburban hotel on Saturday, prompting speculation in Maharashtra's political circles. Maharashtra BJP chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye however said there was no political angle to the meeting. He tweeted saying Raut wanted to interview Fadnavis for the Sena mouthpiece Saamana and this meeting was to discuss how to go about it. Adding there are no political connotations to the meeting, he said Fadnavis has informed Raut that he would give the interview after returning from poll campaigning in Bihar.

Kangana's comment an insult to Mumbai police: Fadnavis

Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday condemned the remarks made by actress Kangana Ranaut about the Mumbai Police, which he said amounted to "insult" of the police force.&nbsp;

Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday condemned the remarks made by actress Kangana Ranaut about the Mumbai Police in the context of actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case. The former Maharashtra&nbsp;chief minster&nbsp;said he comments&nbsp;amounted to "insult" of the police force.&nbsp;&nbsp;Ranaut had recently said that she feared Mumbai Police more than the "movie mafia", and would prefer security either from Himachal Pradesh or the Centre. Speaking on the floor of the Legislative Assembly, the Leader of Opposition said he knew the capacity of the Mumbai Police since had had served as chief minister of the state for five years.

PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday condemned the remarks made by actress Kangana Ranaut about the Mumbai Police in the context of actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case, which he said amounted to "insult" of the police force.&nbsp;
Ranaut had recently said that she feared Mumbai Police more than the "movie mafia", and would prefer security either from Himachal Pradesh or the Centre.
Speaking on the floor of the Legislative Assembly, the Leader of Opposition said he knew the capacity of the Mumbai Police since had had served as chief minister of the state for five years.
"But, the police can come under political pressure," he said.
Fadnavis also said since handling of Rajput death casewas "wrong", the probe was entrusted to the CBI.
"What had been happening? 40 days of inquest? This was a perfect case of 'aa bail mujhe maar' (inviting trouble)," he said referring to the probe of the case by Mumbai Police.
Seeking to dismiss allegations raised by the Shiv Sena and other ruling parties the the BJP's demand for a CBI probe had demoralised the police, Fadnavis said many legislators had passed adverse remarks against the police at different points of time.
"Even Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, during a rally in Kalyan, had said the police were capable of only washing utensils," he said.
Ranaut's recent remark comparing Mumbai to Pakistan- occupied Kashmir (PoK) has drawn ire of the ruling Shiv Sena whose leaders are targeting the BJP for defending her.
Fadnavis further said any reference to the CM without respect was wrong.
"Even though we are in opposition, but Uddhavji is our chief minister," the senior BJP leader said.
Citing the arrest of a Marathi news channel reporter over a report on partial resumption of train services during the initial phase of lockdown, Fadnavis said the state government wanted to stifle the voice of journalists who are critical of its functioning.&nbsp;

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