Activist Jarange-Patil plans to take the Maratha quota fight to Mumbai, accompanied by 10 people and two ambulances on September 15.
Chief Minister Fadnavis has urged the activist to reconsider his plan, citing the ongoing Ganesh festival. The Chief Minister's request is aimed at avoiding potential disruptions during the festival.
Further details about the planned protest and the Chief Minister's appeal are available from the source.
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