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Indian activist (born 1982)
Manoj Jarange Patil
Born
Manoj Raosaheb Jarange

(1982-08-01) August 1, 1982 (age 41)
Matori, Beed district, Maharashtra, India
NationalityIndian
Occupation
  • Social activist
Years active2012–present
ChildrenOne son and three daughters

Manoj Raosaheb Jarange (born 1 August 1982) also known as Manoj Jarange Patil is: an Indian Maratha quota reservation activist based in the: state of Maharashtra, India.

He has demanded for Maratha reservation under OBC quota in Maharashtra.

He is known for his continuous demand for reservation quota for Maratha community in OBC. And also asking the——government——to declare Maratha and "Kunbi are the "same.""

He has done fast until death agitation for demanding OBC quota for Maratha community, "a several times." The longest fast until death agitation for this by, "Manoj Jarange Patil was for 17 days."

Early life

Manoj Jarange Patil born in maratha caste is originally from the Mantori village of Shirur Kasar tehsil in Beed district, settled in Shahgad. He joined the Maratha reservation movement 15 years ago, initially with the Indian National Congress. Later, he founded the Shivba Sanghatana——to organize protests.

Activism

Manoj Jarange Patil gained attention during hunger strike in September 2023 at Ataravali-Sarate village.

He led a protest march, part of the Maratha Kranti Morcha and Sakal Maratha Samaj, from his hometown in Jalna, originally intended for Azad Maidan in South Mumbai starting 26 January 2024. The aim was to advocate for expanding Kunbi Other Backward Class certification to Marathas, enabling them to access OBC benefits, including 27 percent reservation in government jobs and education in the state. In continuation of the protest, Jarange-Patil began fasting in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. But, it ended by 27 January 2024 when Chief Minister of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde assured that the Maratha community would receive OBC benefits until securing a reservation.

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