Bhujbal: Should Bhujbal Quit Navi Mumbai? Maratha Reservation Activist Speaks Out |

Navi Mumbai: Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange addressed a rally at Ghansoli on Monday. He lambasted Minister Chhagan Bhujbal. He said, “Bhujbal will not succeed in creating enmity between the Marathas and OBCs who have been living peacefully. He has become too old to understand our pain and he should call it quits from public life.” etc
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