Sharad Pawar, NCP chief, has urged the chief minister to start talking to protesters. This comes after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi supported the Maharashtra Public Service Commission aspirants' agitation.
The protesters are seeking a resolution to their concerns. Pawar's call for dialogue is an attempt to address the issue.
Further details about the situation and the developments are available from the source, including reactions from other leaders and the status of the agitation.
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