No bandh in Navi Mumbai and Thane: Maratha Kranti Morcha

Last updated Aug 11, 2018

NP NEWS NETWORK

Mumbai

The Maratha community has decided to stop the bandh in Thane and Navi Mumbai tomorrow (August 9). The coordinators of Maratha Kranti Morcha said that the frequent shut down is not suitable for the people in Thane and Maratha Navi Mumbai.

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After the meeting with the police officers, the coordinators of these two cities have decided not to follow bandh in Thane and Navi Mumbai.

On the background of Kranti Diwas it was issued by the Maratha Kranti Morcha to keep Maharashtra closed on August 9.

Navi Mumbai and Thane will not be closed tomorrow (August 9). The coordinators of the Maratha Kranti Morcha have taken this decision to avoid the inconvenience caused to people due to bandh. According to Maratha Morcha coordinators, the demand for reservation instead of following bandh they will be following ‘Thiyya Andolan’. So, tomorrow shops in Thane and Navi Mumbai will be opened.\

A hearing regarding Maratha Reservation in Bombay High Court was held on August 7. The state government will submit its final report to the High Court by November 15, which will be set up to verify the financial and social status of the Maratha community for the Maratha reservation, the state government said in the High Court today.

The state government’s affidavit was submitted during the hearing of the Bombay High Court on August 7 for the issue of Maratha reservation.

As told by Justice M.G. Gaikwad final Report for the decision whether to give reservation to Maratha Community will be submitted on November 15.

Meanwhile, the three-month period sought by the Commission to submit the final report is more. The movement called by the Maratha community for the reservation is getting extreme and many youths are also committing suicide. Therefore, the High Court directed that the state government should ask the Backward Class Commission to submit its report as soon as possible.